Without further ado, I present… The ten best movies of all time and space!
This list is correct and true. In fact, this list is infallible… just like The Pope. The movies listed below are in no particular order because they are, technically, all number one. Yes, there are ten number ones. Here we go!

Up. Some of the best looking computer generated graphics I have ever seen. The scenery alone is enough to make you cry, but then Pete Doctor has to go and make it have an intensely emotional and exciting plot. I was sobbing for probably a good fourth of the movie. It’s just that intense. Also… it contains the most beautiful and touching movie montage ever made. Ever.
Tombstone. Look… I don’t care if this movie isn’t historically accurate… Tombstone is a fucking badass film. The performances by Val Kilmer and Kurt Russell are perfect, and everyone else does a great job. The plot moves along at a great speed, and has some very powerful scenes.
Avatar. What can I say… the movie lived up to the hype and then some! The visuals are the best ever created. I don’t think they will be surpassed for quite a few years… probably not until Avatar 2 comes out. And yes, the base story is pretty much FernGully on steroids, but the way it is presented is actually very unique. The interactions between the characters felt very genuine and was helped by the accuracy of emotion on the faces of the na’vi. The ending was one of the best I have ever seen. It was full of action, emotion, thrilling visuals, intense moments of sadness, a huge rush of joy, and a perfect way to end the film. Go see it.
Finding Neverland. Beautiful in every way.
Wall-e. What??? Another Pixar movie? No way! Yeah… If you have seen Wall-e, you know why it is listed here. Again, Pixar has excelled at story telling in a tremendous way. The fact that almost the entire first half of the movie has no speaking but brought me (and many others) to tears is a testament to the genius of Pixar and, specifically, Andrew Stanton.
Jurassic Park. This movie was a bigger part of my childhood than any other movie by far. I can still remember the moment when I first saw those Brachiosaurus and the look on Alan Grants face… man… so beautiful.
V for Vendetta. Not much to say other than it’s a great movie with great acting with a great message (not so much now that we’ve got Obama, but still… good message).
Toy Story 1, 2, and 3. You can’t say anything bad about the Toy Story trilogy. The voice casting is perfect, the plot can be thoroughly enjoyed by kids and adults alike, and it just makes you feel happy. And I am aware that Toy Story 3 is not out yet. It doesn’t matter. It is going to be amazing. I promise.
Mamma Mia! Come on now… you know you love it. Especially Pierce Brosnan! I don’t care what any of you jerks say… he and his voice are beautiful in Mamma Mia. The movie is fun all the way through and is visually stunning.
Cloverfield. J. J. Abrams is a really awesome guy. I’m glad there are people like him in Hollywood so we actually have some good movies to look forward to. I wouldn’t hesitate in calling him the next Steven Spielberg. Anyway… Cloverfield rocks. The originality and restraint of the film really made it memorable.
There you go. You’re welcome.
Yelp in Bloom
Heather and I got together with The Bartlemans tonight at Liberty Market to discuss the wedding as Ricky is going to be the one marrying us! I am not going to give anything away, but the wedding ceremony is going to be pretty fucking sweet. And so is the party! The whole thing is just going to be awesome.
Ah yes… Yelp. I’ve gotten into writing reviews on Yelp. I’m loving it! You can check out my profile and reviews here. I just went to the amazing Yelp in Bloom event at the Desert Botanical Gardens with Heather. Oh god it was awesome. Click here for my (and over 100 others) review of it.
Every now and then I get this intense desire to work with my hands. I love doing this internet stuff, but sometimes I just want to put in some hard work. I kind of did this when I worked overnights as a stocker at Walmart. I loved it! I mean… I loved the job… not the people. Yikes! What a bunch of sad, pathetic human beings. Anyway… yeah. I know it’s probably a cliché, but I just felt more emotionally rewarded after a hard days work than when I have worked all day in a cubicle, staring at a computer screen. Yes, I probably am a lazy, fat-ass American at heart and would get sick of it eventually, but you never know…