My nostalgia for this film probably makes me rate this cringe-inducing comedy higher than it needs to be, but so many of the bits and jokes are etched into my brain.

Barbie redefines what comedies can be. It's all at once a social commentary and champion of feminism, but at the same time, never forgets the key component of being funny.

It's embarrassing how many times I've seen this film. Monty Python and the Holy Grail pretty much defines my teenage sensibilities and completely opened my world to a new type of humor.

Saved! is still as biting and cynical as it was in 2004 with stellar performances from its ensemble cast

This was one of my favorite movies from 2004. It is so weird and strange, and really spoke to the digital film major in me to know that you could create something so memorable with such a low budget.

I probably hadn't seen Uncle Buck since it was originally released when I was eight. I remembered two things about it. One, John Candy is amazing. Two, a huge ass pancake.

As an avid Wes Anderson fan, I was not prepared for the emotional depths that he was willing to go to with Asteroid City.

Director Richard Linklater is a native Texan himself and he completely understands, celebrates and mocks small-town communities with this true-life crime tale in Bernie.

I have now watched Clueless three times within the past three years, and I will admit, the brilliance of this film has grown on me.