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Thief 12-05-21 10:03 PM

The MoFo Top 100 of the 2000s Countdown
 
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Welcome to the MovieForums Top 100 of the Aughts (the 2000s!) Countdown!

The 100% OFFICIAL bona-fide, certified list of films released in the years between 2000 and 2009, as voted for by our distinguished members.




88 ballots were submitted, almost all of them at full capacity (25 entries). According to the MoFo record-keepers, that's the third most ballots submitted among all the MoFo countdowns, so thanks to each and every one of you that took the time to submit a ballot. That makes this list *yours*.

The Voters: Tugg, John W Constantine, MovieFan1988, mrblond, Guaporense, Nope1172, Steve Freeling, The Rodent, Hey Fredrick, donniedarko, Torgo, sumantra roy, Harry Lime, Citizen Rules, TheUsualSuspect, SpelingError, Allaby, Thursday Next, ahwell, Skepsis93, KeyserCorleone, Takoma11, Wooley, kgaard, ash_is_the_gal, John Dumbear, GulfportDoc, Thief, Daakmore, Aidanc, ScarletLion, seanc, Captain Spaulding, PHOENIX74, edarsenal, Miss Vicky, thracian dawg, Deschain, John McClane, Fabulous, mattiasflgrtll6, Rockatansky, AgrippinaX, pahaK, MovieMeditation, Okay, John-Connor, Chypmunk, CosmicRunaway, ueno_station54, xSookieStackhouse, gomorra82, Holden Pike, mark f, resopamenic, rbrayer, Captain Terror, Diehl40, cricket, Kaplan, Wyldesyde19, Yomi, rauldc14, Yoda, Jinnistan, Frightened Inmate No. 2, ynwtf, Pussy Galore, crumbsroom, Cobpyth, ApexPredator, Taz, Siddon, dadgumblah, Jabs, gbgoodies, jiraffejustin, Iroquois, gandalf26, Sedai, beelzebubble, Death Proof, WHITBISSELL!, Derek Vinyard, CaptainT, JayDee, ScannerDarkly, sarah f




637 movies were voted for, with a lot of really great ones missing the cut. Always remember that this is just a snapshot of the collective preferences of the whole of MoFo, so don't sweat it if your favorites didn't make it, but rather take the opportunity to explore the ones that you haven't seen, and share your favorites that missed it.

So as we get ready for the countdown to begin, feel free to chime in with any prediction, tidbits and reviews as we reveal each film, or any healthy discussion about it. Just DON'T share your full list until the end.

Let's Go!




Acknowledgment: Other than every voter, I want to thank all of you for putting this burden on the n00b. With only a year here, that means you either trust me or you hate me. Still not sure :D Finally, I want to thank @Yoda for holding my hand so far. We're going to be here for a while, so I hope you don't mind me holding tight for a bit more.

Thief 12-05-21 10:04 PM

Re: The MoFo Top 100 of the 2000s Countdown
 
The List


100. The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou (66 points)
99. The New World (66 points)
98. Werckmeister Harmonies (67 points)
97. Mother (69 points)
96. Y Tu Mamá También (69 points)
95. The Devil's Rejects (70 points)
94. Pride & Prejudice (70 points)
93. The Diving Bell and the Butterfly (70 points)
92. Hedwig and the Angry Inch (72 points)
91. Almost Famous (73 points)



90. Talk to Her (74 points)
89. Juno (74 points)
88. Sunshine (76 points)
87. Watchmen (77 points)
86. The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada (77 points)
85. Caché (77 points)
84. The Man Who Wasn't There (78 points)
83. Iron Man (79 points)
82. Waking Life (80 points)
81. Amores Perros (80 points)



80. The Descent (80 points)
79. American Psycho (80 points)
78. The Death of Mr. Lazarescu (82 points)
77. Battle Royale (82 points)
76. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (82 points)
75. The Devil's Backbone (83 points)
74. Monsters, Inc. (84 points)
73. Punch-Drunk Love (86 points)
72. Catch Me If You Can (87 points)
71. Snatch (88 points)



70. Fantastic Mr. Fox (90 points)
69. Cast Away (91 points)
68. Ocean's Eleven (94 points)
67. Quills (95 points)
66. A Serious Man (95 points)
65. Mystic River (96 points)
64. Paprika (97 points)
63. Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (97 points)
62. Unbreakable (98 points)
61. Spider-Man 2 (99 points)



60. Batman Begins (100 points)
59. The Secret in Their Eyes (102 points)
58. V for Vendetta (104 points)
57. Million Dollar Baby (110 points)
56. In Bruges (111 points)
55. Collateral (115 points)
54. The Wrestler (115 points)
53. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (117 points)
52. Brokeback Mountain (118 points)
51. The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford (121 points)



50. Yi Yi (127 points)
49. Dancer in the Dark (129 points)
48. Moon (129 points)
47. Sin City (131 points)
46. Synecdoche, New York (133 points)
45. 28 Days Later (139 points)
44. Finding Nemo (142 points)
43. Adaptation. (146 points)
42. Before Sunset (147 points)
41. The Lives of Others (151 points)



40. Gladiator (155 points)
39. Sideways (156 points)
38. The Prestige (164 points)
37. Casino Royale (176 points)
36. The Incredibles (178 points)
35. The Royal Tenenbaums (186 points)
34. Kill Bill Vol. 2 (188 points)
33. Up (192 points)
32. Lost in Translation (195 points)
31. The Pianist (199 points)



30. Hot Fuzz (202 points)
29. Let the Right One In (208 points)
28. Downfall (214 points)
27. Memories of Murder (219 points)
26. Requiem for a Dream (223 points)
25. City of God (233 points)
24. Donnie Darko (241 points)
23. Ratatouille (243 points)
22. Oldboy (247 points)
21. O Brother, Where Art Thou? (249 points)



20. Shaun of the Dead (249 points)
19. The Departed (267 points)
18. Inglourious Basterds (290 points)
17. Children of Men (302 points)
16. Amélie (313 points)
15. The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (332 points)
14. Kill Bill Vol. 1 (340 points)
13. WALL-E (344 points)
12. In the Mood for Love (351 points)
11. Memento (366 points)






The Top 10

10. The Dark Knight (388 points)
9. Zodiac (414 points)
8. The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (417 points)
7. Pan's Labyrinth (423 points)
6. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (439 points)
5. Spirited Away (528 points)
4. Mulholland Drive (592 points)
3. There Will Be Blood (601 points)
2. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (616 points)
1. No Country for Old Men (651 points)




Thief 12-05-21 10:04 PM

Re: The MoFo Top 100 of the 2000s Countdown
 
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The MoFo tradition is to honor the One Pointers. What are those? Well, those are films that received exactly one point, meaning that a single person had them in their last spot of the ballot (25th), with no votes from anyone else.

It is common for people here to use that spot to put the spotlight on a rather obscure film, a
"hidden gem", or just a bizarre nomination just for kicks. For this countdown we ended up with 38 one pointers, so brace yourself!
  • 49 Up (2005)
  • All or Nothing (2002)
  • An American Crime (2007)
  • Anger Management (2003)
  • Atanarjuat: The Fast Runner (2001)
  • Atonement (2007)
  • Bellamy (2009)
  • Beyond the Sea (2004)
  • A Bittersweet Life (2005)
  • Blade II (2002)

  • Bon Cop Bad Cop (2006)
  • Brand Upon the Brain! (2006)
  • Bubble (2005)
  • The Bucket List (2007)
  • The Cat Returns (2002)
  • Detroit Metal City (2008)
  • The Fog of War (2003)
  • Frida (2002)
  • Funky Forest: The First Contact (2005)
  • Harry Brown (2009)

  • Idiots and Angels (2008)
  • Jason X (2001)
  • Kung Pow: Enter the Fist (2002)
  • Lust, Caution (2007)
  • My Dinner with Jimi (2003)
  • National Treasure (2004)
  • The Oh in Ohio (2006)
  • The Pool (2007)
  • Reefer Madness: The Movie Musical (2005)
  • Remember the Titans (2000)

  • The Salton Sea (2002)
  • Spider-Man 3 (2007)
  • Surf's Up (2007)
  • Swimming Pool (2003)
  • This Is England (2006)
  • Wet Hot American Summer (2001)
  • World's Greatest Dad (2009)
  • Youth Without Youth (2007)



Here's another funny game. Try to guess who voted for what, as people claim their one pointers :D

Thief 12-05-21 10:04 PM

Re: The MoFo Top 100 of the 2000s Countdown
 
Quick note: I plan to post the one-pointers in a minute, and start the countdown tomorrow. As usual, there are some technical mumbo-jumbo that Yoda has to complete now that the thread is live, but I expect this to be rolling tomorrow.

In the meantime, I'm gonna borrow an idea from @Thursday Next, from her Foreign Film Countdown... so what are your predictions/faildictions:

  • What will films #100 and #99 be?
  • Which director will appear the most times?
  • How many animated films will make it?
  • What year from the decade will have the most entries?

Have fun!

John Dumbear 12-05-21 10:08 PM

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John Dumbear 12-05-21 10:19 PM

What will films #100 and #99 be?
#100 - The Road
#99 - Burn After Reading


Which director will appear the most times?
The Coens


How many animated films will make it?
My kids are grown and gone, no clue.


What year from the decade will have the most entries?
2006

rauldc14 12-05-21 10:23 PM

Re: The MoFo Top 100 of the 2000s Countdown
 
100 Quills
99 Squid and the Whale

Director- Eastwood

Animated- I'll go with 8

Year- 2004

SpelingError 12-05-21 10:26 PM

Which director will appear the most times?
The Coens.

How many animated films will make it?
10

What year from the decade will have the most entries?
2007

Miss Vicky 12-05-21 10:27 PM

Originally Posted by rauldc14 (Post 2259069)
100 Quills
I really want you to be wrong but I also kind of want you to be right since #100 is still on the countdown.

Takoma11 12-05-21 10:30 PM

Originally Posted by SpelingError (Post 2259070)
What year from the decade will have the most entries?
2007
My thought as well.

I'm interested to see how many English language vs non-English language films there are, especially considering the semi-recent foreign language countdown.

John Dumbear 12-05-21 10:30 PM

Originally Posted by Miss Vicky (Post 2259071)
I really want you to be wrong but I also kind of want you to be right since #100 is still on the countdown.

https://media0.giphy.com/media/2TnMifNUCcKv6/giphy.gif

ynwtf 12-05-21 10:31 PM

Reserved too.
Maybe I can sell it on auction once this heats up.


Auction has CLOSED!

You haven't even sent a list tho, Minio.




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Allaby 12-05-21 10:37 PM

Re: The MoFo Top 100 of the 2000s Countdown
 
My wild guesses:

What will films #100 and #99 be? The Incredibles (# 100) and Little Miss Sunshine (#99)
Which director will appear the most times? Scorsese
How many animated films will make it? 7
What year from the decade will have the most entries? 2007

Citizen Rules 12-05-21 10:44 PM

#100 Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (2001)
*I just seen that for the first time a few weeks ago and if I hadn't sent my ballot in I would've voted for it.

#99
Probably some horror flick I'd never watch:p

Director who appears the most: Spielberg, wait a minute everyone hates Spielberg, at least the hipsters do;) What's the name of that director everyone thinks is the cat's meow? Yeah that one, he'll have the most movies make the list.

Thief 12-05-21 10:46 PM

Re: The MoFo Top 100 of the 2000s Countdown
 
One pointers are up. Check the third post.

Citizen Rules 12-05-21 10:52 PM

Re: The MoFo Top 100 of the 2000s Countdown
 
I see my 1 pointer is on the list, I bet Miss Vicky can guess it.

Miss Vicky 12-05-21 10:56 PM

http://www.angelfire.com/music6/walt...00/surfsup.gif

Surf's Up got four votes in the Animation Countdown and sneaked onto the list at #99 back in 2014, but it gets very little love around here.

I watch this movie at least once a year and it's one of my go-to picks to cure sadness or boredom. I love the characters and the concept and it's just so light-hearted and fun. I highly recommend it.

http://www.angelfire.com/music6/walt.../99surfsup.gif

My Ballot:
25. Surf's Up (One-Pointer)

Miss Vicky 12-05-21 10:58 PM

Originally Posted by Citizen Rules (Post 2259082)
I see my 1 pointer is on the list, I bet Miss Vicky can guess it.
My Dinner with Jimi?

ynwtf 12-05-21 10:59 PM

Whoever posted Wet Hot American Summer could possibly become my new bff.

Citizen Rules 12-05-21 11:00 PM

Originally Posted by Miss Vicky (Post 2259084)
My Dinner with Jimi?
Bingo!

Citizen Rules 12-05-21 11:04 PM

I've only seen 3 of the

Citizen Rules 12-05-21 11:05 PM

I've only seen 3 of the 1 pointers not counting my own.

Beyond the Sea (2004)
Frida (2002)
National Treasure (2004)


I bet Beyond the Sea was @gbgoodies #25 movie. Good movie and I almost included it on my list.

Steve Freeling 12-05-21 11:10 PM

Re: The MoFo Top 100 of the 2000s Countdown
 
Interesting. None of mine are in the one-pointers this time, which means at least one other person voted for my #25, just like the foreign language countdown.

Wyldesyde19 12-05-21 11:11 PM

Spider Man 3? Blade 2? Jason x? National Treasure?
*blinks in amusement*

Well then….Lust, Caution was my 1 pointer, and I wasn’t sure if it would have been. It’s an erotic spy thriller, directed by Ange Lee.

……I swear Mr Minio didn’t hijack my profile….stop looking at me like that.

rauldc14 12-05-21 11:12 PM

Re: The MoFo Top 100 of the 2000s Countdown
 
No one pointer for me, but I will say Bucket List was on my final 38 I considered and in reality it is probably in my 25, but I left it off cause I figured it wouldn't get the votes and I was right, so kudos to whoever voted for it.

National Treasure is great fun and kudos to whoever did that too.

Remember the Titans as a one pointer is a shame. Real good.

Miss Vicky 12-05-21 11:12 PM

I've seen a handful of these movies:
  • An American Crime (2007)
  • Anger Management (2003)
  • The Bucket List (2007)
  • My Dinner with Jimi (2003)
  • Surf's Up (2007)

I can't stand Adam Sandler so Anger Management is not my cup of tea. An American Crime and The Bucket List are pretty good. I know I watched My Dinner with Jimi for the Hall of Fame, but don't remember what I thought of it offhand. And, of course, I love Surf's Up.

Pussy Galore 12-05-21 11:15 PM

Re: The MoFo Top 100 of the 2000s Countdown
 
Who voted for Bon Cop bad Cop? haha

I have another fellow québécois here?

Allaby 12-05-21 11:19 PM

Re: The MoFo Top 100 of the 2000s Countdown
 
I've seen 12 of the one pointers, although mine didn't make the list. Bon Cop Bad Cop is my favourite of the one pointers I have seen. Great film. Atonement is excellent too. Jason X is a lot of fun.

SpelingError 12-05-21 11:19 PM

Re: The MoFo Top 100 of the 2000s Countdown
 
I've seen 5 of the one pointers.

Deschain 12-05-21 11:21 PM

Re: The MoFo Top 100 of the 2000s Countdown
 
Wow Wet Hot American Summer is a one-pointer. I was expecting it to make the list. I loved the hell outta it but only saw it once and it was a while ago so it didn’t make my list either obviously.

My one-pointer isn’t on that list. >.> <.<

Wyldesyde19 12-05-21 11:21 PM

Oh, I forgot….I’ve seen 8 of the one pointers.

Takoma11 12-05-21 11:48 PM

Originally Posted by Thief (Post 2259063)
[*] 49 Up (2005)[*] Atonement (2007)[*] A Bittersweet Life (2005)[*] Blade II (2002)[*] Bon Cop Bad Cop (2006)[*] Brand Upon the Brain! (2006)[*] The Cat Returns (2002)[*] Lust, Caution (2007)[*] The Salton Sea (2002)[*] Surf's Up (2007)[*] Swimming Pool (2003)
Seen these. I would say that Atonement, Salton Sea, and Brand Upon the Brain are great.

ynwtf 12-05-21 11:49 PM

I've seen all. Five. One-pointers. Pretty sure I just won the game.

mark f 12-05-21 11:52 PM

I've seen 35/38. The only ones I haven't are Bon Cop Bad Cop, Funky Forest: The First Contact and Reefer Madness: The Movie Musical. My #25 didn't make the one-pointers.

Wyldesyde19 12-05-21 11:55 PM

Originally Posted by mark f (Post 2259103)
I've seen 35/38. The only ones I haven't are Bon Cop Bad Cop, Funky Forest: The First Contact and Reefer Madness: The Movie Musical. My #25 didn't make the one-pointers.
I was waiting to see how many you had watched. 👍

Thief 12-06-21 12:39 AM

Re: The MoFo Top 100 of the 2000s Countdown
 
Someone stole my "one pointer", so it didn't make it *raises fist in the air*

As for the ones that made it, I've seen 8. Whoever voted for Kung Pow deserves all my praise. I wouldn't have had any problems putting it on my list. It still stands as one of the most hilarious theater-going experiences I've ever had.

Iroquois 12-06-21 12:56 AM

Re: The MoFo Top 100 of the 2000s Countdown
 
Ah, the one-pointer. Always one of the finer gambles on this site because you're effectively competing blindly with everyone else to be the one person to vote a particular film onto the list. After some deliberation, I chose Don Hertzfeldt's Rejected - it definitely feels like someone else had the same bright idea as I did (pretty sure that happened when I tried the same thing with It's Such A Beautiful Day on the all-timer list). Be that as it may, it's not hard to see why it deserves to get singled out in this particular manner as its absurd little parody of educational cartoons crystallises a particular brand of turn-of-the-millennium humour so well that I guess I shouldn't be surprised other people would vote for it. Maybe I should have gone with Miami Vice after all.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7JyjZI3LUM

Wyldesyde19 12-06-21 01:02 AM

I almost had Miami Vice as my 1 pointer, but it didn’t survive the final round.
Joke if you must, but it’s actually a solid action film

Siddon 12-06-21 01:19 AM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVl5Bnj_EO8


my one pointer....

John Dumbear 12-06-21 01:32 AM

Stand behind my one pointer because I mentioned it a couple of times here. a damn fine dark comedy.

“The OH in Ohio”

StuSmallz 12-06-21 02:24 AM

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pahaK 12-06-21 02:37 AM

Re: The MoFo Top 100 of the 2000s Countdown
 
Seems like my one-pointer actually made it. I wonder if people can guess which one is mine (there's nothing too obvious, right)?

Other than my own one-pointer, I think I've only seen three. Don't really seem to be many of my kind of films among them.

Citizen Rules 12-06-21 02:53 AM

Originally Posted by pahaK (Post 2259127)
...[One pointers] Don't really seem to be many of my kind of films among them.
Hey, we've something in common:D

ueno_station54 12-06-21 03:36 AM

Re: The MoFo Top 100 of the 2000s Countdown
 
Wasn't going for a 1-pointer but I got it anyway lol.

CosmicRunaway 12-06-21 03:50 AM

I've seen a handful of the one-pointers: Anger Management, A Bittersweet Life, Blade II, Bon Cop Bad Cop, Harry Brown, Jason X, National Treasure, Spider-man 3, and Wet Hot American Summer.

I watched some of Atanarjuat: The Fast Runner a few years back, but not the entire thing. I know it's an important film, but I just wasn't into it at the time. I've seen parts of Kung Pow as well, but I'm unsure if I managed to sit through the entire thing as it was a long time ago haha.

My one-pointer was Bon Cop, Bad Cop. The best way I can describe it is as a "distinctly Canadian" film. It's half in English, half in French, centres around hockey-related crimes, and contains an awful lot of satire that probably doesn't work if you're not Canadian. It's not an amazing film, but it's a fun buddy cop comedy that I quite enjoy thanks to the two leads.


Originally Posted by Pussy Galore (Post 2259093)
I have another fellow québécois here?
Non, c'est seulement moi.

Originally Posted by Thief (Post 2259061)
[...] as voted for by our distinguished members.
I initially read this as disgruntled members. :laugh:

John W Constantine 12-06-21 03:53 AM

Originally Posted by Thief (Post 2259110)
Someone stole my "one pointer", so it didn't make it *raises fist in the air*
I felt for sure I was the only one that got the brilliance of Crank: High Voltage. Apparently not.

Chypmunk 12-06-21 06:06 AM

I've seen a mere twelve of the one-pointers: All Or Nothing; Anger Management; Atonement; A Bittersweet Life; Blade II; The Bucket List; Harry Brown; Lust, Caution; National Treasure; Surf's Up; The Pool and This Is England.

Of those both A Bittersweet Life and Lust, Caution were in contention for a spot on my ballot but didn't quite make it and The Pool was my own one-pointer.

My ballot:  


Faildictions (millennial edition v1.0):
100. The Lost Skeleton Of Cadavra (2001)
99. Hedwig And The Angry Inch (2001)


edit to add:
  • What will films #100 and #99 be? not the above
  • Which director will appear the most times? The Brothers Coen
  • How many animated films will make it? Eleven
  • What year from the decade will have the most entries? 2006

MovieFan1988 12-06-21 06:12 AM

https://i.postimg.cc/PxHRQFWF/Exciting.gif

MovieFan1988 12-06-21 06:14 AM

Re: The MoFo Top 100 of the 2000s Countdown
 
Anger Management as a one pointer, nice that's #25 on my ballot list

rauldc14 12-06-21 06:26 AM

Originally Posted by MovieFan1988 (Post 2259157)
Anger Management as a one pointer, nice that's #25 on my ballot list
Legit fan or just felt like doing something random?

MovieFan1988 12-06-21 06:27 AM

Originally Posted by rauldc14 (Post 2259160)
Legit fan or just felt like doing something random?
I'm a fan of it, I thought it was a fun movie to watch

MovieFan1988 12-06-21 07:32 AM

Originally Posted by Thief (Post 2259064)
Quick note: I plan to post the one-pointers in a minute, and start the countdown tomorrow. As usual, there are some technical mumbo-jumbo that Yoda has to complete now that the thread is live, but I expect this to be rolling tomorrow.

In the meantime, I'm gonna borrow an idea from @Thursday Next, from her Foreign Film Countdown... so what are your predictions/faildictions:

  • What will films #100 and #99 be?
  • Which director will appear the most times?
  • How many animated films will make it?
  • What year from the decade will have the most entries?

Have fun!
1. #100 - Quills and #99 - King Kong
2. Peter Jackson
3. 8
4. 2007

MovieFan1988 12-06-21 08:15 AM

Re: The MoFo Top 100 of the 2000s Countdown
 
Just thought to share this

The MoFo Millenium Top 100 Countdown
'00 - 14
'01 - 10
'02 - 12
'03 - 8
'04 - 8
'05 - 8
'06 - 7
'07 - 10
'08 - 7
'09 - 4

5 movies from 2010 and 7 movies from 2011 on that list

The list for the millenium countdown  

Thief 12-06-21 09:04 AM

Originally Posted by MovieFan1988 (Post 2259168)
Just thought to share this

The MoFo Millenium Top 100 Countdown
'00 - 14
'01 - 10
'02 - 12
'03 - 8
'04 - 8
'05 - 8
'06 - 7
'07 - 10
'08 - 7
'09 - 4

5 movies from 2010 and 7 movies from 2011 on that list

The list for the millenium countdown  
This is good to share. It'll be interesting how much that list has changed in 10 years.

MovieFan1988 12-06-21 09:06 AM

Originally Posted by Thief (Post 2259172)
This is good to share. It'll be interesting how much that list has changed in 10 years.
Yea it will be interesting for sure

rauldc14 12-06-21 09:25 AM

Re: The MoFo Top 100 of the 2000s Countdown
 
Is there an expected timeframe of posts for the reveals or will it vary @Thief

Thief 12-06-21 09:29 AM

Re: The MoFo Top 100 of the 2000s Countdown
 
My plan is to post the reveals everyday around the late mornings (EST). Today's first might take a bit longer, but that's the plan. Any deviation, I will try to let you all know.

rauldc14 12-06-21 09:40 AM

Re: The MoFo Top 100 of the 2000s Countdown
 
Cool beans

Yoda 12-06-21 11:01 AM

Re: The MoFo Top 100 of the 2000s Countdown
 
Yeah, any delays this morning are on me, not him! Been throwing together some last-minute stuff.

To that end, certain little things relating to the layout (particularly on mobile) might change a bit after the countdown starts.

cricket 12-06-21 11:11 AM

No 1 pointer for me and I've never had one, but I'm sure I'm the only one who voted for some of the movies on my ballot. The Salton Sea and Remember the Titans both almost made my ballot, very surprised Titans only got 1 point.

The Rodent 12-06-21 11:13 AM

Re: The MoFo Top 100 of the 2000s Countdown
 
If Paul Bark: Maul Chop isn't #1, this list is void.

Thief 12-06-21 11:34 AM

Re: The MoFo Top 100 of the 2000s Countdown
 
Ok, reveal will be in a few minutes.

Just to give a bit of a prologue, kinda similar to what happened on the Foreign Film Countdown, the movies at #101 and #100 were tied on points, and although the ballot count serves as our tie-breaker, it's fair to let you all know which one was #101.

Chypmunk 12-06-21 11:36 AM

Re: The MoFo Top 100 of the 2000s Countdown
 
Bonus faildiction (millennial edition v1.0)
101. The Titfield Thunderbolt: 50 Years On (2003)

Thief 12-06-21 11:38 AM

65 points, 3 lists
Still Walking
Director

Hirokazu Kore-eda, 2008

Starring

Hiroshi Abe, Kirin Kiki, Yui Natsukawa, Yoshio Harada


Thief 12-06-21 11:39 AM

65 points, 4 lists
Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World
Director

Peter Weir, 2003

Starring

Russell Crowe, Paul Bettany, James D'Arcy, Edward Woodall


Thief 12-06-21 11:39 AM

66 points, 5 lists
The New World
Director

Terrence Malick, 2005

Starring

Colin Farrell, Q'orianka Kilcher, Christopher Plummer, Christian Bale


Thief 12-06-21 11:39 AM

Re: The MoFo Top 100 of the 2000s Countdown
 
There you go, people. Have at it!

Thief 12-06-21 11:43 AM

Re: The MoFo Top 100 of the 2000s Countdown
 
As mentioned, both Still Walking and Master and Commander ended up with 65 points. But since the latter was in one more ballot than the other, it ends up at #100.

Chypmunk 12-06-21 11:49 AM

Still yet to see Still Walking but I usually quite like Koreeda's works so hopefully will get round to it at some point. Rewatched Master And Commander as prep for this and it's a good watch but was never in contention for a spot on my ballot. Not much of a Malick fan and have never been drawn to watch The New World.

Seen: 1/2 (Own: 1/2)
My ballot:  


Faildictions (millennial edition v1.0):
98. Catch Me If You Can (2002)
97. Repo! The Genetic Opera (2008)

mattiasflgrtll6 12-06-21 11:53 AM

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I like Master & Commander quite a lot. Respectable #100 pick.

kgaard 12-06-21 11:54 AM

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I've not seen Still Walking; Master and Commander and The New World are both fine movies. Not on my list (or even considered) but they are solid entries.

rauldc14 12-06-21 11:54 AM

Re: The MoFo Top 100 of the 2000s Countdown
 
65 points as a barometer doesn't fare well for a lot of films on my list.

Haven't seen any of the 3.

Sedai 12-06-21 11:55 AM

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I briefly considered Master and Commander for my ballot, but ultimately, ended up pulling it. When I was finalizing my ballot, I was trying to ensure I was including films I liked from all genres, as well as animation etc. Master and Commander ended up getting cut so I could include an animated film. Anyway, great stuff, I love the score, and the tense scenes of nautical battle as we travel along with the crew aboard their little wooden world.

kgaard 12-06-21 12:00 PM

My one-pointer was 49 Up. I had a few reasons for choosing it: it's representative of a fascinating--if flawed in design and ethically dubious--documentary that it's hard to imagine being replicated in a social media age. It's not the best of the series, exactly (if I had to pick one I'd choose 28 Up), but it is good in and of itself, and they're really all of a piece. And, for another month at least, I'm 49 myself, so this particular episode is particularly meaningful for me right now.

Harry Lime 12-06-21 12:02 PM

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Thanks again to Thief for running the countdown! And to Yoda for all of the other stuff.

I had Atanrjuat: The Fast Runner at #25 (my one pointer), a brilliant and important film.

Siddon 12-06-21 12:08 PM

Still Walking puts me to sleep everytime I try and watch it...Master and Commander got robbed.

The Rodent 12-06-21 12:09 PM

Re: The MoFo Top 100 of the 2000s Countdown
 
Never heard of any of these.
:p

Yoda 12-06-21 12:10 PM

Originally Posted by The Rodent (Post 2259237)
Never heard of any of these.
:p
whats a movie

mattiasflgrtll6 12-06-21 12:12 PM

Originally Posted by Siddon (Post 2259236)
Master and Commander got robbed.
Did it? It made the 100 spot over Still Walking, so would say it won.

Harry Lime 12-06-21 12:12 PM

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And these are three good movies to start out the countdown. It's going to be a good one!

mark f 12-06-21 12:16 PM

Still Walking is a quietly-powerful family drama, but not one of my faves from him. Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World is a solid
movie. I liked the characters and the action, plus I was impressed that we got to see the Galapagos Islands. The New World -
- breathtaking visually, but the two halves of the story (the two Johns) don't seem to fit together. Overall a very good start.

CosmicRunaway 12-06-21 12:18 PM

I haven't seen Still Walking, but I feel like I should probably add it to my watch list since I've liked all 6 of the other films by Kore-eda that I have seen.

I keep meaning to watch Master and Commander, but never seem to remember when I'm trying to find something to watch. Haven't seen The New World either, but that's because I have no desire to.

Seen: 0/2

My List:
25. Bon Cop, Bad Cop (2006) - 1-pointer

Originally Posted by rauldc14 (Post 2259226)
65 points as a barometer doesn't fare well for a lot of films on my list.
I feel this. I'm pretty sure none of the films on the lower part of my list are going to make it now haha.

The Rodent 12-06-21 12:18 PM

This is weird:
When I clicked the Like, it did this:
https://i.imgur.com/QfcEMS3.png


But upon reloading the page, the reps have gone...
https://i.imgur.com/SchYxFH.png

KeyserCorleone 12-06-21 12:21 PM

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First, let me say that the banners are GORGEOUS!

I saw parts of Master and Commander in high school, but it wasn't my thing at the time. But now that I know it's a Peter Weir movie I might actually check it out today. So far the only Weir movies I've seen are Truman Show and The Last Wave, both of them among my favorite movies.

I'm not currently in tune with anything by Terrence Malick, but I'll get around to him once I'm done exploring the director's I'm already familiar with. I was planning on exploring more Peter Weir, anyway.

Never heard of Still Walking.


And one more thing... the fact that Kung Pow only got one point is disappointing. Stinky pits and all, baby.

Miss Vicky 12-06-21 12:21 PM

Master and Commander was on my shortlist, but didn't make my ballot. I did vote for a couple of other Russell Crowe films though.

It's been ages since I last watched The New World, but I vaguely remember liking it. I haven't seen Still Walking.

My Ballot:
25. Surf's Up (One-Pointer)

Chypmunk 12-06-21 12:22 PM

Originally Posted by The Rodent (Post 2259246)
But upon reloading the page, the reps have gone...
It's Steve, he steals them. It's the only way he can get reps.

SpelingError 12-06-21 12:22 PM

I haven't seen Still Walking and Master and Commander, but I have seen The New World and it was was #25 on my ballot. It's shot really well, it contains Malick's sensually pleasing poetic style, and, more importantly, it seems as if the characters are aware of their fates before it even happens to them, yet are resigned to them. The ending, in particular, ranks amongst the most powerful things Malick has ever done. One could criticize this film for its length and, while I struggled with it somewhat with my first viewing, it grew on me quite a bit when I revisited it.

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Deschain 12-06-21 12:24 PM

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Never heard of Still Walking.

Master and Commander is a damn fine film, wish they got around to making the supposed trilogy.

And we’re starting early with the Malick I see.

Yoda 12-06-21 12:27 PM

Originally Posted by The Rodent (Post 2259246)
This is weird:
When I clicked the Like, it did this:
https://i.imgur.com/QfcEMS3.png


But upon reloading the page, the reps have gone...
https://i.imgur.com/SchYxFH.png
Ah, thanks. It's actually supposed to be hidden all the time.

KeyserCorleone 12-06-21 12:28 PM

Originally Posted by Deschain (Post 2259252)
Never heard of Still Walking.

Master and Commander is a damn fine film, wish they got around to making the supposed trilogy.

And we’re starting early with the Malick I see.

Actually, up until I looked it up just now, I didn't even know it was a Napoleonic war film. If I had known that, I probably would've checked it out around the time I watched Abel Gance's Napoleon and finished the novel War and Peace.

mattiasflgrtll6 12-06-21 12:29 PM

Originally Posted by Yoda (Post 2259254)
It's actually supposed to be hidden all the time.
Why?

Yoda 12-06-21 12:31 PM

Originally Posted by mattiasflgrtll6 (Post 2259257)
Why?
Messes with the layout.

Also kinda dissonant: it's supposed to be a banner draped over the post, but there's nothing in that place to drape it over.

I might be able to add it back but it would need to be reworked or repositioned.

Harry Lime 12-06-21 12:35 PM

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Yes, the banners/layout looks great too!

KeyserCorleone 12-06-21 12:41 PM

I see Matt's signature under one of my posts. It says: Bird Bod. And now here I am thinking...

https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/di...20210828181808

Thanks, Deviantart. Now I gotta put up mental resistances.

rauldc14 12-06-21 12:43 PM

Originally Posted by Deschain (Post 2259252)
Never heard of Still Walking.

Master and Commander is a damn fine film, wish they got around to making the supposed trilogy.

And we’re starting early with the Malick I see.
New World is the only eligible Malick film for this countdown.

John W Constantine 12-06-21 12:53 PM

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The New World was my #7. We're getting T-Mal out of the way early i suppose.

ynwtf 12-06-21 12:59 PM

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I don't think Master and Commander was in range of landing in my top 25. It's one I might watch once in five years, but there's just not much of a draw there with me.

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Thief 12-06-21 01:06 PM

I hadn't heard of Still Walking until this, and I really haven't seen any of Kore-eda's work.

I saw Master and Commander for the first time just two years ago and, although I thought it was pretty good, I never really considered it.

As for The New World, I've never felt drawn to it. I've been approaching Malick's film with a bit of caution, but I suppose I'll get to it eventually.

Thief 12-06-21 01:07 PM

Originally Posted by ynwtf (Post 2259268)
I don't think Master and Commander was in range of landing in my top 25. It's one I might watch once in five years, but there's just not much of a draw there with me.

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Wee-ooo-wee-oooooo...

Iroquois 12-06-21 01:08 PM

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Decent start to the list. I'd say Still Walking is my favourite of the bunch - watched it twice earlier this year and a movie's usually got to be pretty good for me to watch it more than once in a calendar year. Master and Commander and The New World are both solid enough in my estimation, even if I do think they're more good than great (though who knows how much that'd change if I gave them another shot).


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