Patrick Nash

Patrick Nash

Patrick was born in 1967. As a child he fell under the spell of The Movies and the magic of classic Hollywood. He has kept a list of every movie he has seen in theaters since 1979 when he was a rather precocious lad of twelve. Patrick currently resides in Brooklyn but spent his formative years working as a baker at Sarkozy Bakery in Kalamazoo. His dream is to one day personally bake a loaf of challah for Barbra Streisand.

His personal top ten films of all time:

  1. The Wizard of Oz
  2. Gone With the Wind
  3. A Streetcar Named Desire
  4. Casablanca
  5. Auntie Mame
  6. Jaws
  7. Sunset Boulevard
  8. It's a Wonderful Life
  9. To Kill a Mockingbird
  10. Apocalypse Now

Patrick has written 1,479 reviews for this site and you can read all of them.

Movies that Patrick Recommends

Gun Crazy

Gun Crazy

  • "Gun Crazy never lets up until the credits roll."
On Borrowed Time

On Borrowed Time

  • "A forgotten gem from 1939. "
M*A*S*H

M*A*S*H

  • "MASH remains a seminal movie in the advancement of the Hollywood motion picture and it launched the career of one of the most creative directors of the last 50 years. "
Manhattan

Manhattan

  • "Woody Allen gives his finest performance in this beautiful cinematic ode to New York."
127 Hours

127 Hours

  • "127 Hours depicts a grueling life or death experience and provides gripping entertainment from start to finish."
From Russia with Love

From Russia with Love

  • "From Russia with Love is the best Bond movie."
Cavalcade

Cavalcade

  • "Cavalcade is one of the least remembered Best Picture Oscar winners in Hollywood history, which is a shame since it is a damn good movie. "
It Happened One Night

It Happened One Night

  • "A truly memorable cinematic experience that should be viewed by all who love movies."
Top Hat

Top Hat

  • "Top Hat is easy on the eye and with Fred & Ginger formally dressed and dancing together it is quite simply pure entertainment."
Dodsworth

Dodsworth

  • "Even those who do not normally enjoy 1930s melodramas will like Dodsworth. "
Heaven & Earth

Heaven & Earth

  • "Heaven & Earth offers something rare from Hollywood. A movie set during an American war that is told from the point of view of the civilian population of the country where the war is being fought. "
99 River Street

99 River Street

  • "A hardboiled taut story of the mean city streets. "