You know, although I watch a lot of animation, “Cats Don’t Dance” isn’t the sort of thing that I would normally pick up. It’s actually quite good. The story is pretty predictable [just a small town cat with a dream!], but the character animation is excellent. The characters have a lot of life and a great style, especially in the dancing scenes.

I enjoyed the books as a kid, but I just couldn’t get into the remake. This version is pretty simple and cute—perfect for kids… It was made in the 50s, and it excerpts the book pretty faithfully.

I never would have found this movie if it wasn’t for that 1000+ movie list. The pieces sound really unlikely - it’s a noir film set in Arizona, and Walter Mathau is a bank robber who suddenly finds himself with too much money after a heist at a small town bank - but it turned out to be a good little film.

This version had a very 70s sci-fi setting and a more ambiguous plot. The action sequences were pretty run-of-the-mill, but the 70s-future was really interesting… It’s not as good as “Soylent Green”, but it shared the same cleanly distopian, corporate future…

I saw this today—I wanted to catch it before it closed.

This movie is not for everyone, or even for every Terry Gilliam fan. It even opens with a disclaimer by Gilliam. I felt this huge sense of dread for the main character the whole time - I kept expecting beasties to come get her. Really though, the things in her life that are really no good are real and they aren’t actually doing her much harm - her fantasy world is protecting her from the crazy going on around her. If you’re looking for Baron Munchausen-style fantasy [or, you know, a plot], this probably isn’t the movie for you, but I left the theater sorting through what fantasy worlds really do for us…

This was an interesting documentary, but not for two and a half hours. I lost interest about an hour and a half into it. The people they chose to interview are have good things to say and interesting stories, but I felt like there wasn’t a whole lot there that was new to me.

Probably the most depressing documentary I’ve seen in a while. Who Killed the Electric Car?” makes me really glad that I don’t live in California and don’t own a car.

Um, this Disney movie is live action… Why is it on the list of animated feature films?