What's your favorite movie and why?

Because it represents elegance and struggle of officials, I may become my husband and commander. Who are you? ... (Contents follow below)

I decided to write some comments about my favorite movies every week. I am starting with this movie with a movie, and I think that this movie is my favorite movie. This is a strange, thorny question, what is your favorite movie? What do you mean? Have you seen the most videos in your life? Do you know most movies? Is this your favorite movie? If so, the answer to the three questions is Ghostbusters. It appeared 4 years ago when I was born and appeared shortly after Michael Jordan was elected to the NBA. As one of the greatest comedy so far, for me this movie can be put together in two words, almost perfect.

One of the fun of parents is to share your favorite childhood movies with your children. So, when it was my turn to pick a movie for a family movie night, I was happy to show my children the original Ghost Busters. But in the early days of the movie, Bill Murray's role was very embarrassing for one of his young girls students. . I completely forgotten this scene - I realized that this is not the worst as I thought about the 80's movies I liked when I was a teens.

"All what I learned was what I learned from the movie." This is a sentence of an old movie actress Audrey Hepburn. As a normal child, you can remember your favorite movie and you can sing and quote your favorite character. Memories of this movie are exciting and remind me of happy ideas. Most people have this experience created by two German brothers in the late 1800s. - Psychology of Alfred Hitchcock Alfred Hitchcock's "psychology" is his best-known, widely recognized, his best movie. Even today, more than three weeks after shooting in 1960, according to today's film technical standards, it is considered one of the biggest horror movies ever to date, surprising the audience for more than four decades. Alfred Hitchcock and Psycho created masterpieces and cooperated to bring horror movies in the era of modern terrorism. Psycho tells virtually two stories