The Magnificent Ambersons: Welles's second that got raped by the studio. I don't know what was changed and what was cut, but the end did seem kind of weird with the rich dude visiting the hospital and the aunt being all smiles. Has some very nice moments, good stuff.
Planes, Trains, and Automobiles: Thanksgiving classic, and we don't even have thanksgiving here. Great movie, probably the best thing Hughes, Martin or Candy were ever involved with. Still convinced Candy's dead wife is in the trunk, and he's going to murder Martin's family at the end.
The Running Man: I will always love you Arnie, even if you look like a bag of potatoes now and can't be the Terminator anymore (really, just let it go). The family feud dude is good too.
Tangled: Before watching I'd read from many places that this is supposed to rival Disney's classics. "Highly dubious," said I as I stroked my neckbeard, and forgot all about it. Saw the blu-ray on sale and figured that Disney being dicks with their releases there wouldn't be a better deal, so decided to give it a watch. I must say, I was pleasantly surprised. I would not rate it up there with Disney's late 80s/early 90s output, but it's actually reasonably close. Certainly superior to any Pixar movie I have seen. The only real downside was that the songs were completely forgettable, the only one I still remotely remember being the whole Mother Knows Best thing, and that's only because it was repeated so many times it was bound to stick around for a while. But because compared to some other animated movies the musical aspect was rather minimal, the songs not being very good isn't that big of a deal.