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It’s a choice between The Incredibles, Children of Men and Million Dollar Baby. In fact, I put them in that order.
1. The Incredibles
2. Children of Men
3. Million Dollar Baby
Oh, and I forgot to say!
The Incredibles: every single moment is the greatest. One of my friends’ favorite moment is when Mr. Incredible sets down the tree, and the police officers say, “You’ve done it again, Mr. Incredible” “Yeah, you’re the best.”
Children of Men – another friggin’ movie where every moment is amazing I was particularly awed (and still am) with the long sequence in the scene where Julianne Moore dies.
Million Dollar Baby – Clint kisses Hilary Swank on the forehead…
I would have to choose V for Vendetta–a movie about fear and the use of fear as a weapon. There are no real good guys in the movie. Instead of guys in white hats and black hats, everyone wears gray–and the protagonist is a terrorist. It’s the perfect film for our age of uncertainty. “We have met the enemy and he is us.”
dogma or the dark knight
Here are some films that have to be included in any discussion:
Brokeback Mountain
Children of Men
Donnie Darko
Lord of the Rings trilogy
Synecdoche, New York
Once
Better Luck Tomorrow
City of God
You Can Count on Me
High Fidelity
In America
Pan’s Labyrinth
I’m Not There
Across the Universe
Sugar
the Pixar films
There are so few really good movies from the last decade that it’s not hard to pick one. My favorite film from the ‘aughts, and it’s not even close,is ‘Sideways.’ Funny, literate and strangely moving.
1. Lost in Translation. The ending
2. There Will Be Blood. Baptism scene
3. Mulholland Dr. Club Silencio scene
4. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. “You said, ‘So Go’”
5. Brokeback Mountain. The ending
In no order,
The Dark Knight
Pirates of the Carribean Curse of the Black Pearl
Love Actually
Catch Me if You Can
every PIXAR movie
Garden State
Almost Famous
Slumdog Millionaire
Knocked Up
The Hangover
Mean Girls
4. CHICAGO
3. THERE WILL BE BLOOD
2. ATONEMENT
1. CLOSER
1. Band of Brothers. A outstanding HBO miniseries
2. United 93.
3. Each and Every Pixar film, especially Wall-E.
4. Lord of the Rings trilogy
5. Million Dollar Baby
6. An Inconvient Truth
7. Who Killed the Electric Car?
8. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
9. Requiem for a Dream
10. City of God.
Love Actually
Old School
Million Dollar Baby
Wedding Crashers
Little Miss Sunshine
1. The Dark Knight
2. Mystic River -Sean Penn’s was one of the best performances I’ve seen
3. The Machinist
4. Borat
5. Catch Me If You Can
and, uh… GLADIATOR?
dark knight
almost famous
25th hour
sideways
LOTR without question.. in 20 years from now people will be watching these marathons every time they’re on tv.. they are like the original star wars. sure the dark knight was good.. but it was slightly overrated and will be more forgotten about in years to come. runner up – stardust i also loved.. and will be similar to the princess bride in years to come. honorable mention – no country for old men.
Lives of Others,Downfall,Gladiator,Earth,Fire and Water(triology),Master and Commander,City of God,Castaway,Cinderella Man and the Kite Runner. There Will Be Blood is not a very good film,it is bleak ,self-conscious and never actually gels.Over-rated.