I’ll Start:

Fight Club, The Martian, Fifty Shades of Grey, The Arrival(everything by Ted Chaing), Gone Girl, Lolita

I am probably forgetting many more.

Also lots of comic books.

Red Violin is such a beautiful story. Plus the score is absolutely amazing.

For me the answer is very simple: The Shawshank Redemption. There's not a moment in that movie that isn't perfect. Even if I am just flipping through channels on television. There isn't a single point at which I can't turn the movie on and start watching to the end. Do you agree? What movie is your perfect film?

Say all you want about Hammond, but this guy single handedly wrecks the idea of Jurassic Park and is responsible for several deaths. What other characters in other movies are similar?

It’s the most deserving Oscar he’s received in my opinion, what an acting performance, the scene where his son dies while he's trying not to blink gave me goosebumps.

For me Gladiator and Master and Commander were my two favourite films that he done. He's done many other masterpieces, but these are my favourite. His worst one, in my opinion, was The Exorcism.

This is definitely underrated for me. No one I know has watched this or even heard of it. The cast was massive, it was hilarious and can watch over and over again.

Some actors hit the ground running, while others seem to really come into their own after a few years in the industry. I’ve been thinking about the actors in their 30s whose careers have taken off and evolved in exciting ways. Whether it’s their choice of diverse roles, acting chops, or how they’ve pushed themselves creatively, it’s been fun to see their growth.

#genehackman #willsmith #tonyscott #enemyofthestate #conspiracy #911 #snowden #assange #binladen #twintowers #MuhammadAtta #NSA #deepstate #trump #militaryindustrialcomplex #jfk #coldwar #aljazeera #diehard3 #JonVoight

I am rewatching some of these action classics and Tom Cruise really brings something that no bond could.