100 Things I Love About The Movies

Inspired by a blog post over at Siskoid's Blog of Geekery -- which was in turn inspired by similar posts elsewhere --  I've decided to come up with my own list. The following is a hodge-podge of all sorts of different things I love about the movies, mostly unironically.  This is not an exhaustive list by any means, but just the first hundred things that popped into my mind over the last several days; please feel free to add your own thoughts or "You forgot"s in the comments.

1. The "Day O" sequence in Beetlejuice
2. "I am a leaf on the wind."
3. Cary Grant in Arsenic and Old Lace
4. Nicole Kidman's monologues in To Die For
5. Naomi Watt's audition in Mullholand Drive
6. The never-ending fist fight in They Live
7. Nightcrawler storming the White House in X2
8. Spike Jonze/Charlie Kaufman collaborations
9. Ben Affleck and Matt Damon mocking themselves in Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back
10. Fred Astaire's effortless dancing
11. Steve Martin's physical comedy in All of Me
12. Robert Downey Jr.'s narration in Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
13. Amy Adams.
14. Peter Dinklage's "dwarf" speech in Living in Oblivion
15. Joan Cusack's "Barbie" speech in Addams Family Values
16. Terry Gilliam's dark and twisty worlds
17. Ennio Morricone's scores
18. Madeline Khan
19. Katherine Hepburn's "The calla lillies are in bloom again" performance in Stage Door
20. Kirsten Dunst in Interview With the Vampire
21. The power of the Coke bottle in The Gods Must Be Crazy
22. "Wheel of Fish" in UHF
23. "I drink your milkshake!"
24. Jim Carrey channeling "Amok Time" in The Cable Guy
25. Ed Norton in Primal Fear
26. The battle on Hoth in Empire Strikes Back
27. Edna Mode and the perils of capes in The Incredibles
28. The toy commercial in The Specials
29. Simon Pegg/Edgar Wright collaborations
30. The fight scenes in Bloodsport
31. Marty Feldman in Young Frankenstein
32. Christoph Waltz in Inglorious Basterds
33. "I want my two dollars!"
34. Val Kilmer in Tombstone
35. The soundtracks to Quentin Tarantino movies
36. Hammy in Over the Hedge
37. The zero-g fight in Inception
38. The fight scenes in Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
39. The structure of Memento
40. Christopher Guest's mockumentaries
41. Paul Rudd in Wet Hot American Summer
42.  Nic Cage in Vampire's Kiss
43. Jean Claude Van Damme's monologue in JCVD
44. Anna Kendrick
45. The Coen Brothers
46. The ensemble of future stars in Dazed in Confused
47. The ensemble of comedy geniuses in Clue
48. The alien in John Carpenter's The Thing
49. Kevin Kline in A Fish Called Wanda
50. "Hey Boy" sequence in American Astronaut
51. The stylized worlds of Jean-Pierre Jeunet 
52. Ellen Burstyn in Requiem for a Dream
53. The interconnectedness of Magnolia
54. The alien in Slither
55. All the shenanigans in Super Troopers
56. The hallway fight in Oldboy
57. The merging of noir and high school in Brick
58. "We Both Reached for the Gun" number in Chicago 
59. The affectionate parody of 50s b-movies in Lost Skeleton of Cadavra
60. Random musical numbers in non-musicals
61. The Toon bullets in Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
62. The affable spirits of the dead in An American Werewolf in London
63. Fast-paced banter in screwball comedies
64. Pigs as projectiles in District 9
65. The dialogue-free beginning of 2001: A Space Odyssey
66. "Sometimes I doubt your commitment to Sparkle Motion."
67. Gollum arguing with Smeagol in Lord of the Rings
68. Michael Keaton's Coca-Cola addiction in The Paper
69. The affectionate parody of Blaxploitation films in Black Dynamite
70. The video-game aesthetic of Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
71. Colin Farrell in In Bruges
72. The hologram campers in Jason X
73.  The anachronistic music of Moulin Rouge
74. Having a largely worthless film partially redeemed by an innovative/entertaining moment or scene
75. Will Ferrell in Elf
76.  Glenn Close in Dangerous Liaisons
77. "A Town Called Malice" scene in Billy Elliot
78. Lambda Lambda Lambda Rap in Revenge of the Nerds
79. Puppet Dracula musical in Forgetting Sarah Marshall
80. Johnny, king of the nonsense response in Airplane 
81. Will Ferrell and Adam Scott having the world's most uncomfortable sibling hug in Step-Brothers
82. Creepy little kids in horror movies -- bonus points if twins, super bonus points if gingers
83. Hobie's unreliable journal narration in The Sasquatch Gang
84. The Brawndo (It's got electrolytes! [gesture]) vs. water (Like out da toilet?) debate in Idiocracy.
85. The non sequitur internal monologues in The Informant
86.  Paul Verhoeven's Sci-Fi oeuvre 
87. "Ned?  Ned Ryerson?"
88. Game of Questions in Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead
89. Audrey Hepburn and Alan Arkin's cat-and-mouse game in Wait Until Dark
90. Max's nostalgia speech in Kicking and Screaming
91. The robot fist fight in Eurotrip
92. Bill Murray in The Man Who Knew Too Little
93. The litany of insults in Roxanne
94. Aaron Eckheart in Thank You For Smoking
95. The rave in Groove
96. Brad Pitt's accent in Snatch
97. Intricate but internally consistent time travel stories
98. The jerkin' subliminal messages in Josie and the Pussycats
99. "I am Jack's complete lack of surprise."
100. B-grade movies and below that allow me to practice my own MST3K skills