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James McClung
Posted: December 10th, 2009, 7:56pm Report to Moderator
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The year's almost over and with that ends the first ten years of the 21st century. Figured with all the Best/Worst Of threads, this would be appropriate. Consider how different the films of each decade have been. Even between now and the 90s, a lot has changed in the industry.

So basically the same as all the other Best/Worst Of threads. List your best/favorite films of the last ten years. I know there's still about a couple of weeks but I really have my doubts that The Lovely Bones or something is going to blow away the rest. Besides, nobody has to post right away. It's definitely a challenge to come up with ten of these but I think it should come naturally with a few.

Anyway, here's my personal top ten. I'd add descriptions to each but I tend to rant, even more so than usual about some of these flicks (hell, I wrote a ten page research paper on American Psycho). I figure most have seen at least some of these and a lot of them have already been called the best so I'll let them speak for themselves.

1. Oldboy (beat Audition by barely a hair)
2. Audition
3. Ichi the Killer
4. American Psycho
5. Martyrs
6. Pan's Labyrinth
7. Tokyo Gore Police
8. Session 9
9. A History of Violence
10. Kill Bill, Vol. 1

And for the record, The Dark Knight was on my top ten for a while but then I remembered some better movies I hadn't seen in a while.



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Posted: December 10th, 2009, 8:08pm Report to Moderator
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I didn't see that many films over the last ten years but my fave ones I saw at the cinema were:
Friday Night Lights
Serenity
Shaun of The Dead
The Lord of the Rings 3 pack (note-hated the CGI battle scenes in ROTK)
Gangs of New York
T-3



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Gladiator
28 Days Later...
Iron Man
King Kong

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Top Ten of the Twenty Zeroes

Regardless of film 'quality' and all that guff... these are the films I enjoyed the most and saw way more than once and wanna see again.

In no  particular order...



1 Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
2 District 9
3 Memento
4 Amelie (Le fabuleux destin d'Am�lie Poulain)
5 Tell No One (Ne le dis � personne)
6 In Bruges
7 The Prestige
8 Mullholland Drive
9 Downfall (Der Untergang)
10 Oldboy
11 The Departed
12 Inglourious Barsterds


Sorry, top twelve...

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Posted: December 10th, 2009, 9:47pm Report to Moderator
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Well, that's a tough call. See, James, you called it "Best of 2000s". So realistically, every list should be the same as the ten best movies wouldn't really be subjective. But, I think it was shortened from "What movies from the 2000s do you like best?" and just sounds better the way you wrote it. Either way:

1. Grindhouse
2. Dawn of the Dead (2004)
3. Zodiac
4. The Wrestler
5. American Gangster
6. Inglourious Basterds
7. Memento
8. Cloverfield
9. Sin City
10. 8 Mile

I'm pissed. Due to budget restraints and... mobility issues, I only saw 5 of them in the theater. But, I didn't mind, in the end. =)


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You know, looking back, this decade is not nearly as bad as I originally thought it was.

--Julio
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1 - Minority Report
2 - The Departed
3 - The Dark Knight
4 - Inglourious Basterds
5 - Walk the line
6 - Star Trek
7 - Black Hawk Down
8 - Running scared
9 - Lord of the rings trilogy
10 - Kill Bill

*have not yet seen Avatar yet so that could bump the last one off the list


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James,

Good call on this. I can see from other posts you're a man of taste. Too rare these days.

Mr. Blonde,

I do hope even you don't like "Dead "As A Doornail" Proof. And, suspecting ya do, please take it to PM. The rest don't wanna have that debate again.

I can't say I agree with all your other choices but, I enjoyed all those movies.

Mods,
Please take note I am trying not to bait publicly, well, not as much as I usedta do...

RC,
I know whatcha mean. I did twelve as I love all of them. There were about ten others too, LOTRx3 (and I ain't a Tolkien head) etc I left out. Lotta dross as well, but, then again, there always is....

RV... aka Jello Biafra


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Mr. Blonde,
I do hope even you don't like "Dead "As A Doornail" Proof. And, suspecting ya do, please take it to PM. The rest don't wanna have that debate again.

I can't say I agree with all your other choices but, I enjoyed all those movies.


No worries. I'm not here to change anyone's mind. Overall, I prefer Death Proof to Planet Terror despite both being brilliant. As a lot of people I know don't like it, I can understand why, and that's their prerogative. =)

-Sean


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1. Mulholland Drive
2. Spirited Away
3. There Will Be Blood
4. Shaun of the Dead
5. Kill Bill
6. Zodiac
7. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
8. Up
9. Brokeback Mountian
10. Children of Men


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Right, I'm almost cooked. Or should that be pickled.

Wow, typing's difficult.

Mr. Blonde, with your Macca Ds drinks carton stood there looking cool, "are you gonna bark all day little doggy.."
Sorry, fair enough. Can't say I agree, but it would be a very boring world if I did. Keep it up fella.

Sadly I can't put Minority Report in, and I do watch it at least once a year. Black Hawk Down & especially Walk The Line are great movies too. Damn!

Anyway, in light of some wise choices I add ten, no twelve more. All these are great films in my humble. Surprisingly, as RC pointed out, there were some amazing movies made in the last few years. As before, no particular order...

Amores perros
V for Vendetta
Children of Men
The Dark Knight
Sin City
LOTR x 3
WALL�E
Batman Begins
No Country for Old Men
The Wrestler
There Will Be Blood
Kill Bill x 2



Oh bougger! I forgot Zodiac an all. Sorry Wall-E, back to the playground...

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Baltis.
Posted: December 10th, 2009, 11:40pm Report to Moderator
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Ice Harvest
Employee of the Month (matt Dillon not mr. unfunny anal bead Dane Cook's movie)
The Big Empty
Garden State
Curb your Enthusiasm
The Wrestler
Rambo
Vanilla Sky
Surveillance
Rocky 6
No country for old men


All brilliant movies and or shows that pushed the industry foward in terms of what they offered.  There are no Horror movies on this list because the horror genre is dead and has been for some time now.
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Memento
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
Donnie Darko
Kill Bill: Vol. 1
Amélie
Old Boy
Pan's Labyrinth
The Illusionist
X-Men
Eight Legged Freaks
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Thought of a few more good ones...

Hannibal
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
Hostel

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There have been some pretty decent Horror films recently. None of them from Hollywood, but still:

-Martyrs
-The Orphanage
-The Descent
-Let The Right One In


And there's also....oh...wow.... damn.
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