The best "Mind FAK" and visually enthralling films!

Aronofsky at his best! It's best not too know too much about this film before watching it, for the greatest experience possible.

I can't believe this movie didn't crush the box office, and that I didn't hear about it untill recently. What visually pleased me the most, was the shape-shifting of the buildings. Amazing!

The colours! And the storyline! This film became one of my top favourites. It takes me back to the time that I could just let my imagination go wild and go on an amazing adventure!

What if?... What if we could see what any of our decisions would have as an an outcome? And we could see all the possibilities? What would you choose?

This is not your typical alien movie. Filmed documentary like at the beginning, you slowly change from an outsider to someone that is actually "experiencing" the movie. The aliens were made so understandable and you really pitied them, eventhough they looked so creepy. A really well done movie.

What if noone could have any children anymore? And you know that humanity is on the brink of extinction? And everyone is desperate to survive....but then suddenly there is hope?

This movie left me speechless... I couldn't believe the end.

When your mind doesn't always do what you wish it would do.... Jake Gyllenhaal is amazing as always.

One thing about this movie; it begins really slow. I almost turned it off while watching, cause I got annoyed of the mundanity of the first half an hour. You have to give it time to sooth you in, it's worth it! When the film really starts rolling, it keeps you on the end of your chair. It's also one of the only few movies I could take Jim Carrey seriously.

A different way to tell the story about an extra-terrestrial visiting earth. Throughout the movie you're kept wondering if he's telling the truth, or just mad. I believe him, do you?

Another film that truly made me appreciate the acting gift Jake Gyllenhaal has. This movie takes a total different approach on how memories and time works! Really well done. The ending was perfect!

I've seen this movie as a 7 year old girl, and I remember that eventhough I couldn't really follow what was happening, (I understood the he was backtracing his memory, going backwards) I really was impressed and tied to the screen. My brother was even younger when he saw this and he had a similiar experience. Now, I recently resaw this and fell in love with it all over again.

An absolute classic! The story of a man who made the most he could about his life. And the son who slowly starts to understand the actual meaning of the stories his father was telling him all these years.

It's in this movie that I started to understand the whole fuss about Brad Pitt. He showed that he was indeed the charming chap he always was praised to be. And the story was absolutely fantastic. A man who was born old, and dies young. And meets the love of his life inbetween.

I never realised that this movie was made by the same guy as Black Swan, untill recently. Aronofsky truly is a marvelous director.

In this film we see how hard everyone fights for their dreams, and how easily that same dream is destroyed by ourselves. A real eye-opener!

Ed Norton, one of my absolute favourite actors.

And in this movie he shows you magic, keeps you in awe, and you'll realise he's the greatest Illusionist of all time, not only as the character in the movie, but as an actor aswell. If you truly love someone, not even death can keep you apart.

Can we escape fate? Can we change what's already happened? This movie will give you some insight and will open a new world to you!

This movie will change you. It's very violent, but it's not violence to shock you, but to free you. Sometimes you need to fight to feel alive again.

This movie started a cult, and if you haven't seen it yet, shame on you.

The man on the moon. You'll wonder, if he went mad all these years that he was alone up there?

What would you do if you had a pill that would bring out the best of the best out of yourself?

What I loved about this movie, is how the sequences are shot when he's on the pill and when he's not. You really feel sought into the movie and its feeling of limitless possibilities. And then topped off with just the right amount of action.

A mathematician is on the brink of finding the number that ties the whole universe together. This movie is in black and white, and I usually am not a big fan of film noires, because I think they leave out the expression that colour could give... but in this one, the black and white UNDERLINES the story. You wouldn't believe on how low the budget was and still managed to pull of this masterpiece. I think you could guess by now who pulled this off?

I love movies like these, that can set up a love-story in a "believable" and original way. Believeable as in; the emotions these characters have for eachother, couldn't have been different. You really root for them. It's not the typical romance flick, it's touched with a bit of science-fantasy. They have to follow the road fate has set up for them, but luck is on their side.

A man who has always been told that he was inferior and for whom it was impossible to achieve his dream, will fight to get where he always dreamt to be. By all means neccessary.

An animation that did what inception was so scared of to do. Inception peeked into paprika's concept of dreams, but executed it so horribly. Dreams are the language of our subconsious, they have no limits, and no boarders. They are wild, mad, unrealistic and so confusing. (Don't tell me you never woke up wondering what the heck you just dreamt...) If you liked Inception, you'll love Paprika.