Top 5 movies since 2000

[devilalum]

There Will Be Blood (Intense)
Hurt Locker
Let the Right One In
Dark Knight
Dragon Tatoo
No Country


Anybody ever see Lars and the Real Girl?

 

[UncleChris]

LOTR - Fellowship of the Ring
Avatar
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part II
Up
Mission Impossible Ghost Protocol

I might tell you something different next week..... this was a hard pick as there were a lot of good movies during this period.

 

[BigRedRage]

2001 alone had a lot of great films:

Fellowship
Memento
Royal Tenenbaums
Black Hawk Down
Moulin Rouge!
Ocean's Eleven
Devil's Backbone
Monsters, Inc.

Which of those was disappointing?

Momento was awesome, the rest average IMO.

Requiem for a Dream. It haunts me.

Awesome movie, love the production/directing.




Jay and Silent Bob strike back is likely in my top 5, loved it. Clerks 2 might be up there too. Id have to go through a list to figure it out.

300 was awesome but a one time watch.

Kick ass was really good.

 

[slinslin]

1. The Dark Knight 8.9
2. Lord of the Rings - The Return of the King 8.8
3. Lord of the Rings - Fellowship of the Ring 8.8
4. Inception 8.7
5. Lord of the Rings - Two Towers 8.7

Next in line City of God, Memento, Dark Knight Rises

http://www.imdb.com/chart/top

I find the rankings to be very accurate in general.

 

[HoodieBets]

1) Memento
2) Luck Number Slevin
3) Old School
4) Departed
5) LOTR: Return of the King

A little mix of everything there

 

[Chaplin]

I can't tell if this list allows for the year 2000 or if they have to come after 2000, because there were a lot of great movies in 2000. If it does include that year, can't believe no one's mentioned O Brother, Where Art Though yet. Even if you didnt' follow it, the movie has a visceral hypnotic appeal with its over-saturated colors and stingy discipline to linguistic quirks of the era.

I already confirmed 2000 is included.

 

[Dr. Jones]

1. Dark Knight
2. Fellowship of the Ring
3. Man on Wire
4. Bourne Identity
5. King of Kong - A Fistful of quarters

Honorable Mention
City of God
Return of the king
Bourne Supremacy
Batman Begins
Inception
The Prestige
Memento
Gladiator
Moon

Some of my favorite comedies:

Wedding Crashers
Superbad
Anchorman
Old School
Hot Fuzz

 

[PortlandCardFan]

There Will Be Blood (Intense)
Hurt Locker
Let the Right One In
Dark Knight
Dragon Tatoo
No Country


Anybody ever see Lars and the Real Girl?

yeah, It was okay...

 

[PortlandCardFan]

I already confirmed 2000 is included.

What about a movie released December 1999 but was still showing in 2000?

 

[Mulli]

There Will Be Blood (Intense)
Hurt Locker
Let the Right One In
Dark Knight
Dragon Tatoo
No Country


Anybody ever see Lars and the Real Girl?

Lars and the Real Girl was a good show. Gosling killed. Just like he did in Half Nelson and that movie he made with Steve Carell. Crazy Stupid Love?

 

[RugbyMuffin]

Most annoying movie of the decade.

It's in my top 5 without a doubt.

Annoying ? How can a movie be annoying ? Don't understand. If you don't like it turn it off. Did the TV come alive and force you to watch it over and over, and wouldn't leave you alone...then I could understand annoying. If you hated it, then their you go, but I don't understand annoying.

So is "How to train your Dragon" and I could care less if it is a cartoon.

I will admit I am horrible at rating movies. If I like it, then I do, if I don't then I don't. I could care less if they are artsy, children, indy, or whatever. I don't understand the quirks people have and rules they have about movies.

 

[RugbyMuffin]

FAIL

+1.

Some people can't handle Wes Anderson.

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[RugbyMuffin]

I can't tell if this list allows for the year 2000 or if they have to come after 2000, because there were a lot of great movies in 2000. If it does include that year, can't believe no one's mentioned O Brother, Where Art Though yet. Even if you didnt' follow it, the movie has a visceral hypnotic appeal with its over-saturated colors and stingy discipline to linguistic quirks of the era.

Though you get 50 lashes with a wet noodle for you earlier comment.

Totally agree. Good movie.

I have NO IDEA what, " visceral hypnotic appeal with its over-saturated colors and stingy discipline to linguistic quirks of the era" means, but the movie was good.

 

[HoodieBets]

Man on Fire

Cant believe I forgot this movie def a fav, one of the only movies that makes me tear up everytime I see it when denzel is walking over the bridge/road and dakota fanning is screaming his name.

 

[Mulli]

Lincoln.

 

[BigRedRage]

superbad rocked.

 

[DemsMyBoys]

One of the years, although labeled as 1977 was actually an old Everly Brothers album.

I can think of far worse music to get stuck with.

 

[Gaddabout]

It's in my top 5 without a doubt.

Annoying ? How can a movie be annoying ? Don't understand. If you don't like it turn it off. Did the TV come alive and force you to watch it over and over, and wouldn't leave you alone...then I could understand annoying. If you hated it, then their you go, but I don't understand annoying.

So is "How to train your Dragon" and I could care less if it is a cartoon.

I will admit I am horrible at rating movies. If I like it, then I do, if I don't then I don't. I could care less if they are artsy, children, indy, or whatever. I don't understand the quirks people have and rules they have about movies.

It's annoying because I'm constantly being berated for not liking it. I've sort of embraced being the villain when it comes to TRT.

 

[Chaplin]

It's annoying because I'm constantly being berated for not liking it. I've sort of embraced being the villain when it comes to TRT.

Except it's not the movie's fault that you're berated for not liking it. It's your awesome-movie-loving friends that are annoying.

 

[Gaddabout]

I have NO IDEA what, " visceral hypnotic appeal with its over-saturated colors and stingy discipline to linguistic quirks of the era" means, but the movie was good.

It means the cinematography was transcendent and the dialog was primarily free of anachronisms. You felt like you were in Depression-era Mississippi, and not just watching a movie about it.

 

[Cheesebeef]

oh man... someone listed King Of Kong and i completely forgot about that one. It probably supplants The Social Network for me. Easily my favorite documentary of all time.

 

[Mulli]

oh man... someone listed King Of Kong and i completely forgot about that one. It probably supplants The Social Network for me. Easily my favorite documentary of all time.

Can't see the love for Social Network. But Kong is excellent.

As was No End in Sight about Iraq.

Sorry for P&R.

 

[Dr. Jones]

oh man... someone listed King Of Kong and i completely forgot about that one. It probably supplants The Social Network for me. Easily my favorite documentary of all time.

It was me. I still recommend it to friends and get huge thank-you's. That is a great.....GREAT....... GREAT Documentary.

Did you see Man on Wire Cheese?

 

[Gaddabout]

Except it's not the movie's fault that you're berated for not liking it. It's your awesome-movie-loving friends that are annoying.

I consider them all a part of Wes Anderson's plot to make me feel stupid because I didn't get the joke.

 

[Chaplin]

I consider them all a part of Wes Anderson's plot to make me feel stupid because I didn't get the joke.

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