"I'll have what she's having."

When Harry Met Sally... is one of a kind, with funny, witty dialogue and a non-cliche plot. I enjoy how this isn't the typical romantic comedy where it's love at first sight or the main couple falls in love within the first year of knowing each other. It's a love story that took years to develop and I like that. I especially love the personalities of both characters and how contrasting they are to one another. They're not your typical people. Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan are at their best. Overall, it's one of my favorite romantic comedies of all time.

"I've been waiting my whole life, I just don't know what the hell for."

The Terminal is an exceptional, inspiring and an underrated film. It's one of those films which you will never forget. Tom Hanks does a magnificent job of portraying a man from an obscure country, who ends up in a very unusual situation and even though he is in very unfamiliar place, he still blends in with everyone. Soon the airport becomes his home and the people working at the airport his family. Overall, The Terminal is just a well written, beautifully acted, directed story, truly inspiring and exciting film.

"Don't you forget about me..."

The Breakfast Club is a touchstone for children of the 80s, but one which easily transcends that decade of excess, speaking to the heart of every teen regardless of which generation they're a part of. The casting is brilliant, the way the characters interact, change over the period of the film is incredible and the philosophy is great. It brings together some of the different cliques found in schools to see what happens if they were all in one place which makes it more exciting. Overall, we get a view into what it's like to be in high school again.

"Life moves pretty fast, if you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it."

Ferris Bueller's Day Off never fails to make me laugh. It reminds me to enjoy the little things in life and overall to just have fun. Matthew Broderick, Alan Ruck, Mia Sara are hilarious and are instantly icons! The 1961 250 GT Ferrari "California" is awesome and burns down the streets of Chicago! Overall, I think everyone should see Ferris Bueller's Day Off at one point in their life. You'll never be too young or too old. It's a 80s classic!