Jodie Foster and AFI’s Night at the Movies

Last night, Jodie Foster was among twelve stars introducing their classic or signature movies at the AFI Night at the Movies, presented by Target and benefiting the American Film Institute at the ArcLight Theater.

After she gave the Target dog some love (how adorable is that?) Jodie introduced her film, The Silence of the Lambs, a film she hadn’t seen in over 15 year. After watching herself onscreen she said "Wow, I was really young! There's a fragility and a kind of unconscious awkwardness there that I don't think I could duplicate again now that I'm 45."

The night’s other featured stars were:

Annette Bening (American Beauty)- Her performance after the failed open house is so genius, just like the rest of the film.

Denzel Washington (Glory)- A film that makes us cry so hard we get a headache.

Jim Carrey (Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind)- The truest portrayal of what a breakup feels like ever captured on film.

Dustin Hoffman (Tootsie)- Everyone's favorite tranny (sorry RuPaul).

Rita Moreno (West Side Story) -I want to be in Ah-mer-di-ca.

Shirley MacLaine (The Apartment)- We want to be Shirley MacLaine!

Sean Connery (The Man Who Would Be King)- What? No double O-7? Really?

Steve Martin (The Jerk)- Where's our $1.09 check, damnit!?!?!

Cameron Diaz (There's Something About Mary)- Seriously?

Keanu Reeves (The Matrix)- Keanu will always be The One to us.

Mike Myers (Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery)- Yes, he did make us horny back then.