Day 2 of Jentertainment's Best Films continues with slots 80-61
80. Love Actually
79. Death Becomes Her
78. The Notebook
77. The Hunger Games
76. Sleepless in Seattle
75. Something's Gotta Give
74. Good Morning Vietnam
73. Mamma Mia
72. Field of Dreams
71. John Q
70. Doubt
69. Stepford Wives (2004)
68. Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless Mind
67. The Breakfast Club
66. The Family Stone
65. Toy Story
64. Hotel Rwanda
63. The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
62. The Princess Bride
61. Yentil
Spotlight on Something's Gotta Give
This may come as a shock that this movie would be on my list at all. Many people label it as an old people movie and move on with their lives. But, it's on my list for a few reasons. First, I am an old soul. I may be 23, but I am pretty sure my mental age has been 72 since briefly after I was born. So, I like movies about people in the next stage of their lives (my obsession with It's Complicated). Secondly, it stars two of the greatest actors of all time. Diane Keaton is a masterpiece all in herself and Jack Nicholson is one of the most relatable actors that has ever graced the screen. I have never seen a movie that I didn't connect with him in and this movie is no exception. Third, the movie is a Nancy Myers film which makes the setting delectable (the Hampton's) and the home decor and clothing to die for. I would live in this movie if I could.
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