Continuing from where I left off. This also doubles as a recommendation list.


G-H

-The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: GE; absolute favourite of all time movie, never ever get rid of

-Grandma's Boy: Funny stoner comedy; keep

-Hard Candy: Suspenseful pedophile gets his just desserts movie; Slade is doing 30 Days of Night, so its a keep

-Hellboy: Cool comic adaptation; may upgrade to the special edition, keep for now

-The Hills Have Eyes: Cool remake; keep, but never buy the sequel

-The Hitcher: Not too bad remake with Sean Bean; its got probably just one more viewing left in it

-The Hitchicker's Guide to the Galaxy: Fun movie, never read the books; not long for the shelf

-Hollywoodland: Investigating the first Superman; keep for now


I-J-K

-The Iron Giant: Brad Bird's masterpeice; great animation, keep

-Jacob's Ladder: Only horror movie that still scares me; unless a better edition happens, keep

-Kino's Journey: Not too well known anime; one of the few I really like

-Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang: Film noir; alright movie, worth a few more viewings


L-M

-Loaded Weapon 1: Back when National Lampoon was good; keep for awhile

-Lost Highway: Hit and miss Lynch film; its fullscreen, but I really don't need a better version

-El Mariachi: El means "the," thus its filed under M; great tool for beginning film makers

-Million Dollar Baby: DE; keep for awhile

-Mirrormask: Trippy effects make it a surreal experience; keep for the look alone

-Mission Hill: Pretty funny cartoon that ended far too soon; birthday gift, obligated to keep for at least 5 years

-Monster Squad: Awesome and cheesy, The Goonies meets (a good) Hugh Jackman's Van Helsing; Wolfman's got nards!

-My Name is Earl: Its good, so does that not make it a sitcom; vol. 2 came out, so will continue to collect

-MST3k: Absolutely best sci fi show ever, up yours Star Trek; a few vol., couple single releases, and some bootlegs, keep

-Mystic River: Fine Eastwood directed movie (ED); keep