Always liked the Grateful Deads logo, even if I was lukewarm on the bands music there's some more out there that deserve some love I'm sure, I'll see what I can come up with when I've got time.

Tough to choose his ten best, when he has such a varied and very well respected footprint in the medium, but the above list is a fair representation of his best.

I saw an interview where Mr. Jackson said maybe his favorite role was Mitch Hennessy in "The Long Kiss Goodnight" and I certainly like that role a great deal, so I would include it on my Top 10 Samuel L. Jackson roles.

I was glad to see Ordell Robbie from "Jackie Brown" included, one of his best bad guys imho.

So what? Please don't take that with any negative connotations, as I only mean to point out that I have yet to see many movies that others in my life would say, or have said "huh? You haven't seen that?"

I only mean to point out that for a . multitude of reasons, I haven't seen a few films that my contemporaries have seen, or profess to have seen. So what? Should I then run out and see a flick because someone else tells me I have to see it? Of course not. There's nothing to be afraid to it.

As for this list, I have seen 9 out of the 10 listed, and 1 of the 9 I didn't see for like 30 years after it's release because I felt like I wouldn't like it. When I finally did see it, I felt justified because I don't see what the big hubbub is all about. On the other hand, I've held out on a few films that turned out to be amazing in my eyes, and I'm happy that I finally crossed paths with it.

My point is this, if you want to see a film badly enough, you will make the time to see it. And it's remarkably easy to do that now. If you don't want to see a film, then don't see it. It's your journey, enjoy it and don't regret a thing.