My favourites... and the few that gave that rare satisfying moment.

As being well written, Chris Nolan has also made his film direction a top notch. The sequence was carefully plotted, each visual well captured, the story perfectly told... felt that satisfying moment when Harvey flip the coin for the Joker.

The downside are: 1. Some people hate comic book hero movies, or just Batman. 2. Heath Ledger death just took over the movie, Aaron Eckhart's performance was underrated and forgotten.

Since Dances with Wolves was 3 hours too long, I had enough with long movies. At the time if it's release, viewers were warned that Braveheart was just as long. But it felt like it was 3 hours too short, and only a good movie can do that. Dances with Wolves was just boring. Had that satisfaction moment too... blame the music, it was just impressive.

Released as a prequel to the success of the first movie. My Cantonese speaking friends were disappointed, because it did not have the same action to the first movie, and it talks too much. So before I watch this, I remind myself to see it as a drama, and not as an action movie... it not only worked, it's still my favourite crime drama to date. That car bomb hit the moment.

Too long, too much CG work, too good to miss. That satisfaction moment hits me halfway into the movie, and I was worried it came too early.... it didn't.

Clever is my favourite choice of word when it comes to films by Chris Nolan. Once again Nolan had not damage his reputation but upgrade his resumé with Inception. Unlike the Batman movies, this was purely a work of his own. The gravity shift fight sequence is what I like the most. And it shows how complex each scenes were shot. The planning of it, the it time took to shoot, and putting them together in the editing room.... it's all very hard work. Once again, the satisfaction moment hits early & not sure when... it's made the movie felt shorter.

As far as the story goes, it had a good one to tell. I admin... I was obsessed.

My surprise favourite and I forget that I was watching it with subtitles. There's no better choice for a music composer than Ennio Morricone, especially when the movie is in Italian.

I watch this video from beginning to end everytime.

The movie that created it's own action genre, and still the best. First movie to give me that satisfying moment.

I'm speechless! They don't say much, yet we understood it all. Space Dance started the satisfaction moment.

Like Braveheart, great movies feels too short, even when it's 3 hours long.

Who wants to be just as scared, as mature, and brave as this girl?

Someone gave me the spoiler before I saw it. Yet I was still surprise by the twist. And the twist was the moment... it could be for everyone.

A UK movie that insults the english language, I like that. All thanks to Brad Pitt's remarkable performance.

Before you ask who Keyser Söze is, have you had a good look at Agent Dave Kujan's office yet? Impressive story telling.

By the talented Tarantino. It's good and bad... both to the extreme. Guess I got use to the bad part.

More of a DVD cult the the actual movie it self. Still hunting for the DVD Easter Eggs I have not yet seen.

It's 3 years apart, 3 days together, with the three lovers. Nice twist with Kung-Fu on top.

Better than the first, more orignal than the third.

We all thought we had enough of those Spielberg movie with kids in the 80's... it about time we had a new one.

A surprise to see that 007 is still worth the watch, until the sequel did the damage. Daniel Craig shows he is the second best from Sean Connery.

True Lies is pure entertainment with pop corn on the side. It's exciting, smart and consistently funny.

I still....... cry.

Like The Sixth Sense, the first twist was the moment.

When Jack Nicholson says "You Goddamn right I did!", my jaw dropped and the satisfaction moment begins.