Wednesday, July 31, 2013

1980 Movie List

The Movies:
9 to 5
Airplane!
Alligator
The Blue Lagoon
The Blues Brothers
Bon Voyage Charlie Brown
Caddyshack
The Fog
The Gods Must Be Crazy
The Hollywood Knights
Inside Moves
Melvin and Howard
Private Benjamin
Raging Bull
Resurrection
The Shining
Smokey and the Bandit II
Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back


Top 5 Movies:
Alligator
The Fog
Raging Bull (winner)
Resurrection
Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back

Best Actress:
Ellen Burstyn, Resurrection (winner)
Shelley Duvall, The Shining
Goldie Hawn, Private Benjamin
Dolly Parton, 9 to 5
Robin Riker, Alligator

Best Actor:
Robert De Niro, Raging Bull (winner)
Robert Forster, Alligator
Mark Hamill, Star Wars:The Empire Strikes Back
Robert Hays, Airplane!
John Savage, Inside Moves

Best Supporting Actress:
Eva Le Gallienne, Resurrection (winner)
Cathy Moriarty, Raging Bull
Betsy Palmer, Friday the 13th
Diana Scarwid, Inside Moves
Mary Steenburgen, Melvin and Howard

Best Supporting Actor:
Rodney Dangerfield, Caddyshack
Hal Holbrook, The Fog
Robert Morse, Inside Moves
Leslie Nielsen, Airplane!
Joe Pesci, Raging Bull (winner)

1981 Movie List

The Movies:
An American Werewolf in London
Caveman
Clash of the Titans
Dragonslayer
Escape from New York
The Evil Dead
The Fox and the Hound
Friday the 13th Part 2
Halloween II
Heavy Metal
The Howling
Mommie Dearest
My Bloody Valentine
Ragtime
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Student Bodies
Superman II


Top 5 Movies:
An American Werewolf in London (winner)
Halloween II
My Bloody Valentine
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Superman II

1982 Movie List

The Movies:
Annie
The Beastmaster
The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas
Conan the Barbarian
Creepshow
E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
Fast Times at Ridgemont High
First Blood
Friday the 13th Part III
Grease 2
The Last Unicorn
The Plague Dogs
Porky's
Q: The Winged Serpent
Rocky III
The Secret of NIMH
The Slumber Party Massacre
The Thing
Tootsie


Top 5 Movies:
The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas
E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
First Blood
Poltergeist
The Thing (winner)

1983 Movie List

The Movies:
Christine
A Christmas Story
Cujo
Flashdance
Jaws 3-D
National Lampoon's Vacation
The Outsiders
Psycho II
Risky Business
Scarface
Sleepaway Camp
Smokey and the Bandit Part 3
Star Wars: Return of the Jedi
Sudden Impact
Trading Places
Twilight Zone:  The Movie
WarGames


Top 5 Movies:
A Christmas Story
The Outsiders
Sleepaway Camp
Star Wars: Return of the Jedi (winner)
Trading Places

1984 Movie List

The Movies:
Beverly Hills Cop
Birdy
Blood Simple
Children of the Corn
C.H.U.D.
Firestarter
Footloose
Friday the 13th:  The Final Chapter
Ghostbusters
Gremlins
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
The Karate Kid
Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind
The NeverEnding Story
Night of the Comet
A Nightmare on Elm Street
Police Academy
Red Dawn
Revenge of the Nerds
Silent Night, Deadly Night
Splash
Supergirl
The Terminator
The Times of Harvey Milk


Top 5 Movies:
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
Gremlins (winner)
A Nightmare on Elm Street
The Terminator
The Times of Harvey Milk

1985 Movie List

The Movies:
Back to the Future
The Black Cauldron
The Breakfast Club
The Care Bears Movie
A Chorus Line
Clue
Cocoon
Day of the Dead
Fletch
Friday the 13th: A New Beginning
Fright Night
Ghoulies
Godzilla 1985
The Goonies
Heaven Help Us
A Nightmare on Elm Street 2:  Freddy's Revenge
Pee-Wee's Big Adventure
Rambo: First Blood Part II
The Return of the Living Dead
Return to Oz
Rocky IV
Silver Bullet
Teen Wolf
The Trip to Bountiful
Weird Science
Witness


Top 5 Movies:
The Breakfast Club
Clue (winner)
Fright Night
Rocky IV
Silver Bullet

1986 Movie List

The Movies:
Aliens
An American Tail
Care Bears Movie II: A New Generation
Critters
Crocodile Dundee
Ferris Bueller's Day Off
Flight of the Navigator
The Fly
Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives
The Great Mouse Detective
House
Invaders From Mars
Jumpin' Jack Flash
The Karate Kid Part II
Labyrinth
Little Shop of Horrors
Maximum Overdrive
My Beautiful Laundrette
Psycho III
Short Circuit
Sid and Nancy
Slaughter High
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2
Three Amigos!
Top Gun
Troll


Top 5 Movies:
Aliens (winner)
An American Tail
Critters
Little Shop of Horrors
My Beautiful Laundrette

1987 Movie List

The Movies:
Adventures in Babysitting
*Batteries Not Included
Beverly Hills Cop II
The Chipmunk Adventure
Creepshow 2
Dirty Dancing
Dolls
Escape from Sobibor
Fatal Attraction
Full Metal Jacket
Ghoulies II
Good Morning, Vietnam
Harry and the Hendersons
Hellraiser
Jaws: The Revenge
Lethal Weapon
The Lost Boys
Mannequin
The Monster Squad
Moonstruck
Near Dark
A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors
Overboard
Planes, Trains, and Automobiles
Predator
Prince of Darkness
The Princess Bride
The Principal
Raising Arizona
Robocop
Roxanne
The Running Man
Spaceballs
The Stepfather
Three Men and a Baby
The Untouchables
The Witches of Eastwick


Top 5 Movies:
*Batteries Not Included
Fatal Attraction
Near Dark (winner)
Planes, Trains, and Automobiles
The Princess Bride

Tuesday, July 30, 2013

1988 Movie List

The Movies:
Beetlejuice
Big
Big Business
The Blob
Bull Durham
Child's Play
Crocodile Dundee II
Coming to America
Critters 2: The Main Course
Die Hard
Ernest Saves Christmas
Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood
Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers
Killer Klowns from Outer Space
The Land Before Time
Mac and Me
My Stepmother is an Alien
The Naked Gun: From the Files of the Police Squad!
A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master
Oliver and Company
Pumpkinhead
Short Circuit 2
Slugs
Stand and Deliver
They Live
Twins
Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
Willow
Young Guns


Top 5 Movies:
Child's Play
Coming to America
The Blob
Bull Durham
Who Framed Roger Rabbit? (winner)

1989 Movie List

The Movies:
The Abyss
The Adventures of Milo and Otis
Akira
All Dogs Go to Heaven
Back to the Future Part II
Batman
Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure
Driving Miss Daisy
Enemies, A Love Story
Field of Dreams
Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan
Ghostbusters II
Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers
Heathers
Honey, I Shrunk the Kids
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
Kiki's Delivery Service
Lethal Weapon 2
The Little Mermaid
Look Who's Talking
Major League
My Left Foot
National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child
Pet Sematary
Prancer
Puppet Master
Road House
Steel Magnolias
Troop Beverly Hills
True Blood
Turner and Hooch
Uncle Buck
The War of the Roses
Weekend at Bernie's


Top 5 Movies:
Batman
Heathers
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
The Little Mermaid
The War of the Roses (winner)

Best Actress:
Jodi Benson, The Little Mermaid
Sally Field, Steel Magnolias
Winona Ryder, Heathers
Jessica Tandy, Driving Miss Daisy
Kathleen Turner, The War of the Roses (winner)

Best Actor:
Kevin Costner, Field of Dreams
Daniel Day-Lewis, My Left Foot
Michael Douglas, The War of the Roses (winner)
Morgan Freeman, Driving Miss Daisy
Christian Slater, Heathers

Best Supporting Actress:
Pat Carroll, The Little Mermaid (winner)
Brenda Fricker, My Left Foot
Anjelica Huston, Enemies, A Love Story
Shirley MacLaine, Steel Magnolias
Dolly Parton, Steel Magnolias

Best Supporting Actor:
Sean Connery, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
Danny DeVito, The War of the Roses
Fred Gwynne, Pet Sematary (winner)
James Earl Jones, Field of Dreams
Jack Nicholson, Batman

1990 Movie List

The Movies:
Arachnophobia
Back to the Future Part III
Child's Play 2
Cry-Baby
Dances With Wolves
Dick Tracy
Die Hard 2
Edward Scissorhands
Flatliners
Ghost
Ghost Dad
The Gods Must Be Crazy II
Graveyard Shift
Gremlins 2: The New Batch
Home Alone
Jetsons: The Movie
Kindergarten Cop
Look Who's Talking Too
Mermaids
Misery
Mr. Destiny
Night of the Living Dead
Predator 2
Pretty Woman
Problem Child
Puppet Master II
The Rescuers Down Under
Robocop 2
Rocky V
Tales from the Dark Side: The Movie
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Three Men and a Little Lady
Total Recall
Tremors
The Witches
 

Top 5 Movies:
Arachnophobia
Ghost
Pretty Woman
Tremors (winner)
The Witches

Best Actress:
Kathy Bates, Misery (winner)
Cher, Mermaids
Demi Moore, Ghost
Julia Roberts, Pretty Woman
Winona Ryder, Edward Scissorhands

Best Actor:
Kevin Bacon, Tremors
James Caan, Misery
Richard Gere, Pretty Woman
Patrick Swayze, Ghost (winner)
Fred Ward, Tremors

Best Supporting Actress:
Whoopi Goldberg, Ghost
Anjelica Huston, The Witches (winner)
Reba McEntire, Tremors
Catherine O'Hara, Home Alone
Dianne Wiest, Edward Scissorhands

Best Supporting Actor:
Tony Goldwyn, Ghost
John Goodman, Arachnophobia (winner)
Michael Gross, Tremors
Christopher Lee, Gremlins 2:  The New Batch
Al Pacino, Dick Tracy

1991 Movie List

The Movies:
The Addams Family
Alligator 2: The Mutation
An American Tale: Fievel Goes West
Backdraft
Beauty and the Beast
Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey
Bingo
Child's Play 3
City Slickers
Critters 3
Curly Sue
Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead
Drop Dead Fred
Ernest Scared Stupid
Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare
Hook
Hot Shots!
My Girl
The Naked Gun 2 1/2: The Smell of Fear
The NeverEnding Story 2
Not Without My Daughter
Paris is Burning
Problem Child 2
Puppet Master III: Toulon's Revenge
Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves
The Silence of the Lambs
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze
Terminator 2: Judgement Day
Thelma and Louise


Top 5 Movies:
The Addams Family
Beauty and the Beast (winner)
Paris is Burning
The Silence of the Lambs
Terminator 2: Judgement Day

Best Actress:
Anna Chlumsky, My Girl
Geena Davis, Thelma and Louise
Jodie Foster, The Silence of the Lambs (winner)
Linda Hamilton, Terminator 2: Judgement Day
Anjelica Huston, The Addams Family

Best Actor:
Kevin Costner, Robin Hood:  Prince of Thieves
Billy Crystal, City Slickers
Raul Julia, The Addams Family (winner)
Arnold Schwarzenegger, Terminator 2: Judgement Day
Robin Williams, Hook

Best Supporting Actress:
Angela Lansbury, Beauty and the Beast (winner)
Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio, Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves
Geraldine McEwan, Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves
Christina Ricci, The Addams Family
Brooke Smith, The Silence of the Lambs

Best Supporting Actor:
Anthony Hopkins, The Silence of the Lambs (winner)
Christopher Lloyd, The Addams Family
Jerry Orbach, Beauty and the Beast
Robert Patrick, Terminator 2: Judgement Day
Alan Rickman, Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves

Short Reviews

Since I am way behind on the pitiful number of movies I have seen this year, here are some short reviews for them.

Monsters University
If I were to retitle this movie, it would be called Bland... except for because that pretty much sums up the movie.  The monster designs are fairly bland, except for quasi-villain Dean Hardscrabble.  The plot is fairly cliche, except for an honest surprise at the end.  The laughter is plain and unoffensive, except for one or two jokes that are belly-bursters.  Considering that this is a prequel to one of Pixar's best movies, I had high hopes for it.  But it was not to be.  The film isn't bad by a longshot, but you are better off watching Monsters, Inc. for a second, third, fourth, and hundredth time.  5.5 out of 10

The Heat
A formulaic buddy-cop action-comedy done right.  Both actresses knock it out of the park and breathe life into the well-known tropes that dominate this genre.  I especially appreciate that they didn't try to do too much with it:  Both are after the same bad guy, they team up, funny stuff happens, they catch the head baddie.  And I only stopped laughing for one scene (the impromptu tracheotomy scene felt like it came from a different movie and was completely unnecessary), and the movie moved along at a quick pace.  Melissa McCarthy is easily best in show, though Sandra Bullock and Michael McDonald also impress.  8.0 out of 10

This Is The End
Hilarious movie.  Its an end-of-the-world movie where the people left behind are not very nice people, and it builds all the humor around that fact.  After killing off a large chunk of people we follow the main 6 guys (James Franco, Seth Rogen, Craig Robinson, Jonah Hill, Danny McBride, and Jay Baruchel all playing fictional versions of themselves) as they try to navigate the Apocalypse.  All are hilarious, with best in show honors going to Robinson.  The humor is not for everyone (very crude at some points) and can very easily offend someone who doesn't know what they are going into.  With those warnings, however, you should enjoy yourself.  8.0 out of 10

Warm Bodies
A surprisingly sweet film.  The first of two PG-13 zombie flicks, this one is the one you should see (not that other piece of shit) since it actually shows a bit of the aftermath of a zombie attack (its an actual plot point!) while still being 'safe' enough for the rating.  An undead take on Romeo and Juliet, (with a happier ending, natch) this movie features strong performances, sly humor, and a quick pace.  Analeigh Tipton gives the best performance in the movie, but Nicholas Hoult, Teresa Palmer, and Rob Corddry are also very good.  The Midnight Max review suggests that Palmer should be getting more of Kristen Stewart's roles, and I think there is some legitimacy to the statement.  Recommended.  7.0 out of 10

John Dies at the End
A weird movie that will most likely end up as a cult classic.  It follows Chase Williamson as David Wong and Rob Mayes as the titular John as all sorts of strange things start happening to them after coming into contact with 'soy sauce' - a drug that allows the user to see things that normally cannot be perceived.  The humor is so deadpan that at some points I think the jokes might be missed, but the film adapts the book rather well.  Williamson is fairly solid as the lead, with Mayes providing solid support.  Paul Giamatti is a journalist interviewing David Wong about what he went through, and while he has fun with the role, other character actors might have been better choices (although Giamatti's involvement might have been what got the movie made in the first place).  Not for everyone, but well worth checking out.  7.0 out of 10.

Sunday, July 21, 2013

South Park Tourney

So, the season 8 South Park tournament starts tomorrow, and I thought I might break down the matchups and who I think should win.

Had I known about this beforehand, I would have done it for the prior seasons (I still might).  Without further ado...

Good Times with Weapons vs. Quest for Ratings:
Summaries:
Good Times with Weapons is the episode where Butters gets a ninja star in his eye while they play with weapons they bought at a trade show.  It is best remembered for its mocking of the Janet Jackson Super Bowl controversy and for the stylized animation for several parts of the boys fights.
Quest for Ratings is the episode where the boys are doing a news show and face constant cancellation for not getting good ratings, especially compared to Craig's 'Animal Close-Up with A Wide-Angle Lens.'  They win, but discover the cost of a successful show.

Who Should WinGood Times with Weapons for the biting commentary.  I could have done without the Butters in the dog pound section, but otherwise, it manages to mock the 'controversy' at the time while still telling a funny and engaging story.  Quest for Ratings is entertaining at stages, but is definitely one of the lesser episodes from the season, and the ending felt arbitrary.


Stupid Spoiled Whore Video Playset vs. You Got F'd in the A:
Summaries:
Stupid Spoiled Whore Video Playset is the Paris Hilton episode.
You Got F'd in the A is the You Got Served episode.

Who Should WinStupid Spoiled Whore Video Playset (by a hair).  Paris Hilton is an easy target, but the episode is more mocking those who emulate her.  It has a rather hilarious speech from Mr. Slave on how it isn't great to be a whore, plus it references The Death Camp of Tolerance (which is a better episode than both of these).  You Got F'd in the A is a nice piss-take on You Got Served, and the Butters finale is hilarious, but the episode is fairly forgettable outside of the ending.  The real tragedy is that one of these episodes is going to make the second round when they are easily the two of the weaker entries in an otherwise strong season.

Cartman's Incredible Gift vs. Up the Down Steroid:
Summaries:
Cartman's Incredible Gift is the episode where Cartman pretends to be psychic and keeps accusing the wrong people for a series of murders while Kyle tries to get the police to go after the real culprit.
Up the Down Steroid is the episode where Cartman tries to get into the Special Olympics by pretending to be retarded (thinking it will be an easy win) while Jimmy starts taking steroids for the same.

Who Should Win:  In a nail-biter, Up the Down Steroid.  Both of the main plots are funny and engaging (I particularly like the speech Kyle gives to Cartman about how he will go to Hell if he gets into the Special Olympics) with slightly more memorable moments than Cartman's Incredible Gift.  But this was a tough one to call (both are better than the last matchup - see the travesty of the seeding?)

AWESOM-O vs. Something Wall-Mart This Way Comes:
Summaries:
AWESOM-O is the episode where Cartman pretends to be a robot to get dirt on Butters, only the discover that Butters has an embarrassing tape of him.
Somethign Wall-Mart This Way Comes is the episode where Wal-Mart starts killing all the businesses in town, so the boys try to find a way to destroy it.

Who Should WinSomething Wall-Mart This Way ComesAWESOM-O is amongst my personal favorite episodes, but the satire on Wal-Mart in the other episode plays to all the strengths of South Park as a show:  Biting social commentary surrounded by incredibly crude humor.  But I would be okay with either winning.  And you see how awful it is that one of these two will be out while Stupid Spoiled Whore or You Got F'd goes on?

Goobacks vs. Douche and Turd:
Summaries:
Goobacks is the episode where people from the future go back in time to get jobs, so that the money can be saved up and go to their future families.  Because they work for so cheap, the people of South Park lose their jobs, and the men decide to 'go gay' to prevent the future from happening.
Douche and Turd is the episode where, because of PETA protests, South Park Elementary must choose a new mascot and it comes down to either a Douche or a Turd.  Since Stan refuses to vote, he gets exiled from the city.

Who Should Win:  Douche and Turd, easily.  Goobacks is not without its charms ("This is way gayer than the man pile!"), but Douche and Turd cranks up the ridiculousness to insane levels and pulls humor from every single scene while mocking every character Stan interacts with.

Woodland Critter Christmas vs. The Passion of the Jew:
Summaries:
Woodland Critter Christmas is the episode told in rhyme where Stan helps some woodland critters prepare for Christmas, only to discover that he is inadvertently bringing about the birth of the Antichrist.
The Passion of the Jew is the episode about The Passion of the Christ.  Cartman starts turning confused townspeople into Nazis, Kyle wants to apologize for the Jews killing Jesus, and Stan and Kenny just want their money back.

Who Should WinWoodland Critter ChristmasThe Passion of the Jew is more likely to win (just for the Cartman stuff alone), but Woodland Critter Christmas comes from out of left field and slowly builds into a giant, wonderful clusterfuck of inappropriateness at its climax.  It literally has everything.  So vote for it!

The Jeffersons vs. Pre-School:
Summaries:
The Jeffersons is the episode where Michael Jackson Jefferson moves to South Park.  The police are trying to frame him, so it is up to Cartman to defend him.  Stan and Kyle just wonder why Mr. Jefferson doesn't take care of his son.
Pre-School is the episode where a former schoolmate who was wrongly sent to juvenile detention instead of the boys gets out and tries to get his revenge on them.  The boys try desperately to avoid just desserts.

Who Should WinPre-School.  Both of these episodes are more story-driven than most (except for some light satire on Michael Jackson fans w/r/t the police framing him), but to me, Pre-School has the stronger laughs.  Seeing various characters in the hospital for Indian sunburns, charlie horses, and other childhood pranks is a nice surreal touch, as is people's clueless reactions to Miss Claridge's various states of distress.

There are my votes.  Feel free to tell me yours in the comments (and make sure to go vote at the website linked at the top of the page).

Wednesday, July 17, 2013

1992 Movie List

The Movies:
1)  Aladdin
2)  Home Alone 2: Lost in New York
3)  Batman Returns
6)  Sister Act
8)  Wayne's World
10)  A League of Their Own
11)  Unforgiven
13)  Under Siege
15)  Bram Stoker's Dracula
22)  Honey, I Blew Up the Kid
24)  Death Becomes Her
26)  Beethoven
28)  Alien 3
29)  My Cousin Vinny
31)  The Mighty Ducks
38)  Encino Man
40)  Universal Soldier
44)  3 Ninjas
47)  The Muppet Christmas Carol
51)  Fern Gully: The Last Rainforest
72)  Pet Sematary II
74)  Buffy the Vampire Slayer
76)  Ladybugs
90)  Rock-A-Doodle
100)  Bebe's Kids
120)  Radio Flyer
136)  Reservoir Dogs
138)  Newsies
147)  Mom and Dad Save the World

(Numbers are box office rank for the year)

Top 5 Movies:
Batman Returns
A League of Their Own
Unforgiven (winner)
Death Becomes Her
My Cousin Vinny

Best Actress:
Whoopi Goldberg, Sister Act (winner)
Geena Davis, A League of Their Own
Lori Petty, A League of Their Own
Winona Ryder, Bram Stroker's Dracula
Meryl Streep, Death Becomes Her

Best Actor:
Michael Keaton, Batman Returns
Mike Myers, Wayne's World
Tom Hanks, A League of Their Own
Clint Eastwood, Unforgiven (winner)
Joe Pesci, My Cousin Vinny

Best Supporting Actress:
Michelle Pfeiffer, Batman Returns (winner)
Kathy Najimy, Sister Act
Wendy Makkena, Sister Act
Marisa Tomei, My Cousin Vinny
Rosie O'Donnell, A League of Their Own

Best Supporting Actor:
Danny DeVito, Batman Returns
Gene Hackman, Unforgiven
Fred Gwynne, My Cousin Vinny
Michael Madsen, Reservoir Dogs (winner)
Steve Buscemi, Reservoir Dogs

Saturday, July 6, 2013

1993 Movie List

The Movies:
1)  Jurassic Park
2)  Mrs. Doubtfire
3)  The Fugitive
9)  Schindler's List
10) Cliffhanger
11)  Free Willy
13)  Groundhog Day
14)  Grumpy Old Men
15)  Cool Runnings
16)  Dave
18)  Demolition Man
19)  Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit
20)  Tombstone
22)  Rookie of the Year
23)  Beethoven's 2nd
24)  Dennis the Menace
26)  Last Action Hero
27)  The Nightmare Before Christmas
28)  Addams Family Values
29)  Wayne's World 2
32)  The Good Son
33)  The Beverly Hillbillies
34)  Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3
35)  Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey
37)  Falling Down
39)  Hocus Pocus
41)  Hot Shots: Part Deux
43)  Alive
44)  Son-in-Law
46)  Robin Hood: Men in Tights
50)  The Sandlot
53)  The Secret Garden
69)  Rudy
73)  Coneheads
74)  Super Mario Bros.
84)  Sidekicks
86)  Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday
90)  The Crush
92)  Man's Best Friend
93)  A Far Off Place
101)  Army of Darkness
109)  Look Who's Talking Now
115)  We're Back!: A Dinosaur Story
117)  Leprechaun
120)  The Meteor Man
121)  Dazed and Confused
139)  Batman: Mask of the Phantasm
148)  Mr. Nanny
151)  Tom & Jerry: The Movie
157)  Splitting Heirs
176)  Carnosaur
178)  Josh and S.A.M.
225)  Dead Alive

(Numbers are box office rank for the year)

Top 5 Movies:
Jurassic Park (winner)
Schindler's List
Groundhog Day
The Nightmare Before Christmas
Addams Family Values

Best Actress:
Sigourney Weaver, Dave
Whoopi Goldberg, Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit
Christina Ricci, Addams Family Values (winner)
Bette Midler, Hocus Pocus
Alicia Silverstone, The Crush

Best Actor:
Liam Neeson, Schindler's List (winner)
Bill Murray, Groundhog Day
Jack Lemmon, Grumpy Old Men
Walter Matthau, Grumpy Old Men
Kevin Kline, Dave

Best Supporting Actress:
Minnie Driver, Groundhog Day
Joan Cusack, Addams Family Values (winner)
Anjelica Huston, Addams Family Values
Kathy Najimy, Hocus Pocus
Sarah Jessica Parker, Hocus Pocus

Best Supporting Actor:
Jeff Goldblum, Jurassic Park
Ralph Fiennes, Schindler's List (winner)
Meredith Burgess, Grumpy Old Men
John Candy, Cool Runnings
Val Kilmer, Tombstone