Let's Rank the late Rob Reiner's Major Films.

For me, a tie between Spinal Tap and the Albert Brooks doc. The brotherly love between Reiner and Brooks was amazing.

Though my wife and I quote The Sure Thing more than any of his other films.

1. Princess Bride. What else to say? Just a perfect film.

2. Stand By Me. "No Ace, just you" might be the most cold-blooded line in any movie I've ever seen.

3. Spinal Tap.

4. A Few Good Men.

5. Albert Brooks doc.

The rest I can largely take or leave but for sure an impressive filmography.

Lol, I did didn't it. It was such an over the top film and yet it worked so well.

1. Stand by Me
2. Misery
3. Princess Bride
4. Spinal Tap
5. A Few Good Men

quote:

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The American President

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Great movie! Very underrated

I haven’t seen them all but:

1. The Princess Bride- one of the more flawless movies of all time. Excellence too to bottom

2. When Harry Met Sally- cute clever, one of the first movies I watched with my wife (on dvd not in theaters)

3. This is Spinal Tap

the princess bride will always and forever be my favorite movie

1. Spinal Tap- genre defining mockumentary- brilliant.
2. Stand By Me- 2nd best King adaptation (Shawshank) and just a great movie.
3. Princess Bride- Nostalgic, storytelling gold. Beautifully directed.
4. When Harry Met Sally- one of the only rom-coms that I will watch, legendary chemistry between Crystal and Ryan.
5. A Few Good Men- Gripping and intense, pulls you in like a novel you can't put down.

Few directors have delivered such iconic, culturally defining films across such different styles.

R.I.P.

Misery is a great flick

Stand by Me and The Princess Bride are just perfect movies. Two of my favorites of all time. A Few Good Men is great as well. Will always leave it on it if I’m channel surfing and find it on.

Misery
This is Spinal Tap
A Few Good Men

I thought the rest kind of sucked.