Interested in film and animation. Too many fantastic pieces of work to have as a favourite. How do I describe film? Film is an escapism that allows you to cross that line that seperates you from reality and your fantasies and back again.

Forrest Gump is an amazing film and I am guessing the writers must have had great fun writing the script as it was cleverly done and superb; Nosferatu is the scariest film for me up to now; The Color Purple showed me the strength women have inside them; Wall-E is the first robot ever to make humans acknowledge machines have emotions; Silence of the Lambs is a good film but I don't think it should have won best film as it had flaws in the cellar scene when Clarice Starling was in darkness and the killer was looking through night vision goggles and the picture he saw had shadows; Cabinet of Dr Caligari a must see as I think it spawned the horror films we have today. it is totally mesmerising; Metroplis is amazing! Forget about the science fictions we have today this film is timeless and was so advanced in its time; Yellow submarine is a mind at its creative best; I hate the Grave of the Fireflies because I love it so much it is so heart-wrenching and I cry EVERY TIME I see it; 'Tell me Something' and 'Tale of two sisters' I would recommend. The first one is a korean horror with a fantastic plot and the tale of two sisters is disturbing. Most people think Japanese horrors are good like The Ring, but I have to disagree. I have seen many japanese and korean horrors and korean horrors win hands down. Those who have never watched a korean horror DO IT NOW, there are so many good ones; see also see the korean horror 'The Phone' a first ever of a haunted mobile phone, how cool is that; the torture scene of 'Audition', if you like 'Saw' or 'Hostel' then this is the mother of them all;
Georges Melies' 1902 classic film "A Trip to the Moon" (Une Voyage dans la Lune), the first science fiction film ever produced a must see for sci-fi fans;

My worst films are: cloverfield gave me a headache with the hand held camera technique they used. I don't think documentary film making style mix with special effects. The idea worked well with blair witch part one as it was supposed to be a documentary of film students making a documentary and the hand held camera style made it look realistic; ZEIGEIST thumbs and big toes up;