Richard Jenkins, Evan Rachel Wood, and Gina Rodriguez in Kajillionaire (2020)

1.Drama like:Rain Man (1988) 

2.Drama, Mystery like:A Separation (2011)

3.Drama, Mystery, Thriller like:Darbareye Elly (2009)

4.Drama, Romance like:Titanic (1997)

5. Drama, Romance, War like:Malèna (2000)   5.Drama, Sport  like:Million Dollar Baby (2004)

6.Drama, War like:Camp X-Ray (2014)

7.Drama, Family like:Khane-ye doust kodjast? (1987)

8.Drama, Fantasy, Romance like:Ghost (1990)

9.Drama, Sci-Fi like:K-PAX (2001)

10.Drama, Music like:8 Mile (2002)

.Biography, Drama like:Thirteen (2003)

.Biography, Drama, Family like:Secretariat (2010)

.Biography, Drama, Fantasy like:Hawaizaada (2015)

.Biography, Drama, Romance like:Boys Don't Cry (1999)

.Biography, Drama, Sport like:Moneyball (2011)

.Biography, Drama, History   like:Spotlight (2015)

Gillian Anderson, Rufus Sewell, Keeley Hawes, and Billie Piper in Scoop (2024)

All The 2020's (Long And Short) Films I've Seen In My Whole Life from past to present

All The 2020's (Long And Short) Films I've Seen In My Whole Life

Will Smith and Martin Lawrence in Bad Boys for Life (2020)

Charlize Theron, Joel Edgerton, Thandiwe Newton, David Oyelowo, Amanda Seyfried, Diego Cataño, Sharlto Copley, and Rodrigo Corea in Gringo (2018)

Neil Patrick Harris, John Cho, and Kal Penn in A Very Harold & Kumar Christmas (2011)

Nora-Jane Noone and Lachlan Nieboer in Identicals (2015)

On 1997 I created a Word document to write down of the movies I watched in cinema. It has survived several PCs and I continue updating it every time I back to the cinema, hence the accuracy of the data. This is the list of these movies I've seen on theater on my life (cinema was so much cheaper at 80s, 90s and early 2000s), indicating date and place, including outdoor cinemas and special events, as my age when I watched them as extra. Also there are a few terms coined by me: -"A Hanks": at late 90s, in the Spanish cinema magazine "Imágenes de Actualidad" (Imágenes, for short) existed a little section to read real-life quotes from actors, actresses and directors. Once I read one attributed to Tom Hanks (rough translation): «A good movie is the one that you leave the cinema telling yourself "thank God for have watching it"». Leaving aside the religious reference, this is how I call a movie that it makes say to me "thank for have watching it" after I leave the cinema. -"A Heston": it refers when I watch a movie in an empty cinema, and I am the only one viewer. The name comes from The Omega Man (1971), when Charlton's character Robert Neville is in an empty cinema watching Woodstock (1970). -Doublet: two movies watched in the same day.

Títulos cinemáticos que me gusta ver mientras... de géneros variados para ver en casa, ya sea en  solitario o con la familia.

Mi catálogo de títulos favoritos (1968 -2024)

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