Nadal-Federer was the best match I've ever seen, anywhere.

Wow. I have a (korean?) import that doesn't have opening credits. I'm tempted just to have the whole thing!

Westerns were never my favorite film genre, but "Deadwood" was my favorite HBO show. Now they're saying they probably won't resolve it with a movie.
I'm sorry to hear that.

I'm glad I have that set. Well worth the $20.

I guess the "best" is too hard a question. My favorite is "on the Waterfront".
So,by default,that should be "The Best?".
Too tough.

But I bought the "threefers" anyway....it's got the Bette Davis version too.
The 41 classic has a commentary by Sklar. I'm glad I have it....just to have it.

I saw the "Spanish" Dracula several years ago. It was interesting. The actor who played Dracula did nothing for me. I kept getting distracted by how big his ears were. The two performers who shone were Lupita Tovar as "Mina" and the man who played Renfield. Tovar was very bright...

I think that The Magnificent Ambersons (even in the cut that survives) is a better film than Kane . I like Kane a great deal and I think it is a ground breaking film but have never felt it was the best film ever made and I think that Ambersons' trumps it in the end for enjoyment and story telling. ...

Well I think any scene where either Chaplin or Oakie were just sending up their targets,it was funny. I think the comedians were funny "in their bits".
A great film? No.
Yes, "Verdoux" was a much better film.