Daniel Joslyn

2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY (1968)

Kubrick’s Science Fiction masterpiece is more of a grand artistic statement than a movie. I love it so much.

Teens hang on the last day of school, 1976, in Austin, Texas. Not much happens. Mostly in a good way, I promise.

He’s a Black private dick who’s a sex machine with all the chicks, but I found his movie not as interesting as one might think.

An absolutely essential first-person historical document about one of the worst events in history.

Perhaps the ultimate Film Noir, about two murderers who are not nearly as smart as they think they are.

A violent, nihilistic revisionist Western that changed how violence was shown on-screen.

A gorgeous animation classic that is firmly for adults, about the eternal struggle between humans and their environment.

Charlie Chaplin’s biggest hit is also probably my favorite of his movies that I’ve yet seen.

A surprisingly down-to-earth and enjoyable movie about a bunch of 80s teens who have no idea what they’re doing.

A spectacular, hilarious comedy about the end of the world.