Hromino

This and Meerkat Manor are two of the best documentaries I have ever seen.

This was quite an enjoyable TV series, which I fondly remember devouring like a hungry dog when I was a mere whippersnapper... :)

This was quite an enjoyable documentary from Animal Planet, where you could pick up a lot of useful information regarding animals. Jeff is sometimes entertaining with his gentle humor, and you discover that all animals "have something going for them” after all, from a rat to a huge and intelligent elephant.

This is a very well-produced documentary about the meerkat family nick-named the Whiskers family.

This is one of my favorite stories by Poe, which Svankmajer managed to translate into the form of a short movie to perfection.

This is a very powerful, intense, and somewhat petrifying movie that everyone should watch to get an idea of how to play games in adulthood, if no one wants to play with you anymore, and if you are tired of playing board games like Ludo. Of course, you clearly cannot say that about the other sequels, as they lack the form and concepts of the first movie.

This was such a shitty movie that did not impress me at all. Maybe there was just a slightly above average Nicole Kidman, however, that is really, really not enough to be awarding the movie more than one star.

This movie is powerful, has a strong sense of humor, plus a great soundtrack which is always guaranteed with Tim Burton. You are going to love Jack Skellington and his crazy ideas, the abduction of Santa Claus, and the residents of Halloween Town – and you will be excitedly watching even while the end credits roll.

The idea of a killer doll is pretty cool, however, I did not really enjoy this movie particularly. However, the scene with the ripping out of the piercing did amuse me quite a bit, that is for sure. :)

The Witches of Eastwick is an excellent combination of great acting, great direction, and a good dose of suspense and humor. Jack Nicholson plays a great "devil" and enabler, Cher, the musical grandmother, is excellent. This is a very fine movie, and is only enhanced by the soundtrack composed by John Williams.