#10. The Cook the Thief His Wife & Her Lover (1989)

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Just watched this piece of flick... and it was superb! The cinematography, the costumes, the food, all the props, the atmosphere, the music, the acting, everything is fantastic in this movie. 

I can't find anything wrong with it. I really dug the structure as well. It's different, artistic, simplistic and it works very well. Not a single second was boring.

I want to see more of Peter Greenaway's work. So the next flick is going to be his Drowning by Numbers.

Rating: +4/5
IMDb-rating: 9/10

#9. When Harry Met Sally... (1989)

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This is one of the better rom-coms. It was fun and entertaining. Although the time-jumping was a little bit overkill.

Rating: 3/5
IMDb-rating: 6/10

#8. Crimes and Misdemeanors (1989)

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I haven't watched that many Woody Allen movies (that I can remember) and this was my first with him as an actor as well. It's a good movie about relasionships, life decisions, morals etc. But my favorite part of the movie was the philosophical thoughts. I hope to see more of that in his movies.

Rating: 3/5
IMDb-rating: 6/10

#7. Drugstore Cowboy (1989)

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It's your typical drug movie and there sure are better and more memorable ones. Matt Dillon shows some good acting though but it doesn't take the whole thing too seriously and I kind of like that part of it.

Rating: 2/5
IMDb-rating: 5/10

#6. My Left Foot: The Story of Christy Brown (1989)

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Inspirational film! Daniel-Day Lewis is incredible as always and it's well written. He gets full score of course and the movie is great, but I wanted more.

Rating: 4/5
IMDb-rating: 8/10