Not sure how, boy am I glad.

List creator: walcottd Created on: August 8, 2005 - 12:00 AM PDT Description: Films that somehow got onto my list and I'm not sure how, but wow, they're spiffy!

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	movie title	related list	average rating	MPAA rating	watch	rent	buy
	How to Draw A Bunny (2002)
Man on the fringe of social dynamics, and probably the only one truely sane.
	Sherman's March (1986)
Eccentric, southern women and their libido prevent Ross from making a boring documentary.
	Light Keeps Me Company (2000)
Gorgeous. So filled with cinema elites that one wonders why Melanie Griffith appears in the first ten minutes.
	Happiness (1998)			Not Rated
Philip Seymour Hoffman. Jon Lovitz best work (did I just write that?). All stories woven seamlessly.
	Elling (2001)
How refreshing to see a movie with a plot about friendship that really works.
	The Five Obstructions (2003)
Lars is a sadist and a bit of a masochist. Jorgen Leth is a masochist
	Noi Albinoi (2003)
Beautifully shot, and acted. The colors, the characters. Iceland looks so cold and isolated.
	Killer Condom (1997)			Not Rated
Wow, what a fun movie. I still can't recommend it enough. Don't put too much thought into sub-plot, it's all about the penis. Let go. Eat more popcorn
	Devil's Island (1997)			Not Rated
This is a perfect film about family, trust, and devotion.
	The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra (2001)
Yes, it's so bad that it's better than most comedies.
	Rules of Attraction (2002)
Roger Avery needs to make more films. His sense of pulling you into the gritty side of people's desires is rare.
	The House of Yes (1997)
Some of Parker Posey's best work.
	Solaris (Criterion Collection) (1972)
Sit through it. Just stay with it (no matter how difficult) and you might see why Tartovsky was a master.
	Tape (2001)
Better than Sideways, which stunk! This is a much more interesting way to show men solving their problems. So much better than Sideways.
	The Red Dwarf (1998)
I love this Belgian film! Filled with surprises and solid story elements, I'd reccomend this film to anyone.
	City Lights (Chaplin Collection) (1931)
Pure F#%!@'ing genious, get the bonus disc and watch Peter Lord (Aardman) break it down for you.
	Hard Eight (1996)
The opening sequence at the coffee shop is brilliant John C. Reilly needs more lead roles. Philip Baker Hall, rest in peace.
	Tarnation (2003)			Not Rated
Self indulgent, but I liked it
	The Yes Men (2003)
Corporation are big phallic battering rams on. Let's just accept it as fact and hope the boys simmer down.
	Haiku Tunnel (2001)
"Josh, you go perm and the firm will pay for your.... psychotherapy."
	Project Grizzly (1996)
"Just watch the footage of Ursa I and you'll know these guys are crazy"