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BobbyB 10-17-06 01:36 PM

10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
What are they? Since 1996, what would you say are the 10 best movies?

Holden Pike 10-17-06 01:40 PM

Start it off with your picks, Bob.

BobbyB 10-17-06 01:50 PM

Sure thing.

(In no particular order)

1- American History X (1998)
2- L.A. Confidential (1997)
3- Saving Private Ryan (1998)
4- The Departed (2006)
5- Fight Club (1999)
6- Crash (2004)
7- The Green Mile (1999)
8- Good Will Hunting (1997)
9- Sin City (2005)
10- City of God (2002)

Holden Pike 10-17-06 02:17 PM

An arbitrary cut-off, but OK...
 
Dancer in the Dark (2000 - Lars von Trier)
Eyes Wide Shut (1999 - Stanley Kubrick)
Rushmore (1998 - Wes Anderson)
Dogville (2003 - Lars von Trier)
The Thin Red Line (1998 - Terrence Malick)
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004 - Michel Gondry)
The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada (2005 - Tommy Lee Jones)
Adaptation (2002 - Spike Jonze)
Hamlet (1996 - Kenneth Branagh)
Talk to Her (2002 - Pedro Almodóvar )

BobbyB 10-17-06 02:29 PM

I see you have "The Thin Red Line" on your list.

I wasn't a big fan of that movie, and it's gotten a lower rating on IMDb, but the more message boards I go to, The Thin Red Line appears to be an all time favorite of many.

uconjack 10-17-06 03:16 PM

1. Fargo (1996)
2. L.A. Confidential (1997)
3. Good Night, and Good Luck (2005)
4. Crash (2005)
5. Lone Star (1996)
6. Amistad(1997)
7. Memento (2000)
8. Ghost World (2001)
9. The Apostle (1997)
10. The Twilight Samurai (2002)

TheUsualSuspect 10-17-06 06:37 PM

Originally Posted by Holden Pike
Rushmore (1998 - Wes Anderson)
ew, what an overrated film that is.

Holden Pike 10-17-06 06:39 PM

Yeah. Where's your list and at what number is Superman Returns sitting? :indifferent:

ORO 10-17-06 07:08 PM

1. FA YEUNG NIN WA
2. THE ROYAL TENENBAUMS
3. MULHOLLAND DR.
4. OLDBOY
5. Y TU MAMA TAMBIEN
6. REQUIEM FOR A DREAM
7. THE VIRGIN SUICIDES
8. CHASING AMY
9. DANCER IN THE DARK
X. MONONOKE-HIME

Others:

MYSTERIOUS SKIN
YOU CAN COUNT ON ME
MONSTERS, INC.
BEING JOHN MALKOVICH

Sedai 10-18-06 02:18 PM

1. Fargo (1996)
2. L.A. Confidential (1997)
3. The Thin Red Line (1998)
4. Eyes Wide Shut (1999)
5. In the Mood for Love (2000)
6. Mulholland Drive (2001) - Also - Amelie
7. City of God (2002)
8. The Return of the King (2003)
9. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004) - Also - The Aviator
10. Munich (2005)
11. Children of Men (2006) - Also - The Departed

Went one per year, in order. Yeah, I picked 11... Deal with it. ;)

JBriscoe 10-18-06 07:57 PM

I like Sedai's method!

1996 - Fargo - honorable mention, Trainspotting
1997 - Good Will Hunting - honorable mention, L.A. Confidential
1998 - Lock, Stock & Two Smoking Barrels - honorable mention, The Big Lebowski
1999 - Fight Club - honorable mention, American Beauty
2000 - Memento
2001 - The Royal Tenenbaums
2002 - Equilibrium - honorable mention, City of God, 25th Hour
2003 - Oldboy
2004 - Kill Bill vol. 2
2005 - Sin City
2006 - it's not over yet!

Piddzilla 10-19-06 06:28 AM

In no particular order and with some reservations and blah blah blah....
  • The Thin Red Line (1998 - Terrence Malick)
  • The Apostle (1997 - Robert Duvall)
  • Mulholland Dr. (2001 - David Lynch)
  • Cidade de Deus / City of God (2002 - Fernando Meirelles & Kátia Lund)
  • Festen / The Celebration (1998 - Thomas Vinterberg)
  • The Big Lebowski (1998 - Joel Coen)
  • Good Night, and Good Luck. (2005 - George Clooney)
  • Bloody Sunday (2002 - Paul Greengrass)
  • Mies vailla menneisyyttä / The Man Without a Past (2002 - Aki Kaurismäki)
  • The Corporation (2003 - Mark Achbar & Jennifer Abbott)

The first three are untouchable but there are lots of films that deserve a spot on the list. These just came to mind first. You guys have lots of great choices that would fit in there as well.

And, yeah, The Thin Red Line is that good. It would be on my top ten of all times.

Holden, I knew you liked his films a lot but I didn't know you were such a huge von Trier fan.

Tacitus 10-19-06 07:46 AM

According to The Tatty 100, my favourite movies of the past 11 years have been -

Dead Man's Shoes (2004, Shane Meadows)
hana-bi (1997, Takeshi Kitano)
Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon (2000, Ang Lee)
Hero (2002, Zhang Yimou)
Twenty Four Seven (1997, Shane Meadows)
Fargo (1996, Joel Coen)
Hamlet (1996, Kenneth Branagh)
Sexy Beast (2000, Jonathan Glazer)
Trainspotting (1996, Danny Boyle)

Bubbling under (beacuse I want to): Sideways, Kikujiro and Sympathy For Mr Vengeance and the only condition attached is that I need to own the movie.

Nothing I've bought recently would worm it's way in except maybe The Three Burials Of Melquiades Estrada. ;)

danchubbz 10-19-06 07:50 AM

In no particular order:

1. The Departed
2. Shrek 2
3. Any Given Sunday
3. Pulp Fiction
4. Return of the King
5. Harry Potter - The Goblet of Fire
6. Snatch
7. American History X
8. Boiler Room
9. Old School
10. Braveheart

Mark46 10-19-06 08:17 AM

no particular order:

1. Saving Private Ryan

2. The Departed

3. Fight Club

4. The Last Samurai

5. The Jacket

6. Children of Men

7. The Terminal

8. The Dish

9. Saw

10. The Machinist

Sedai 10-19-06 06:29 PM

Originally Posted by Tacitus

Sideways, Kikujiro and Sympathy For Mr Vengeance ;)
Tac..

Do you consider Sympathy to be the best of the Vengeance Trilogy? I have only seen Oldboy so far...

dog.gon.gun 10-19-06 07:40 PM

Boogie Nights (1997 - P.T. Anderson)
The Thin Red Line (1998 - Terrence Malick)
Being John Malkovich (1999 - Spike Jonze)
Magnolia (1999 - P.T. Anderson)
Mulholland Dr. (2000 - David Lynch)
Adaptation (2002 - Spike Jonze)
Spirited Away
(2002 - Hayao Miyazaki)
Lost in Translation
(2003 - Sofia Coppola)
Oldboy (2003 - Park Chan Wook)
The Departed (2006 - Martin Scorsese)


Tacitus 10-20-06 07:21 AM

Originally Posted by Sedai
Tac..

Do you consider Sympathy to be the best of the Vengeance Trilogy? I have only seen Oldboy so far...
Yup, far and away the best. Lady V is disappointing and, even though I like Oldboy (heck, I bought it on it's R2 release), it's far less subtle than Sympathy For Mr Vengeance.

I think Sympathy works because The Wookie has managed to make a masterful film with his feet firmly planted on the ground. The flourishes are less obvoius and, for me, more chilling.

If I was 16 I'd prefer Oldboy but I'm not so I don't. :)

SalomonSkier08 10-21-06 08:16 PM

Saving Private Ryan is def. on my list. i loved kill bill 1 and 2 as well

B-card 10-22-06 11:45 AM

in no specific order:

1.Crash(Paul Haggis 2004)
2.Confessions of a Dangerous Mind(George Cloney 2003)
3.Adaptation(Spike Jonez 2002)
4.Snatch(Guy Ritchie 2001)
5.Green Mile(Frank Darbont 1999)
6.Fight Club(David Fincher 1999)
7.Being John Malkovich
(Spike Jonez 1999)
8.American Beauty
(Sam Mendes1999)
9.High Fidelity
(Stephen Frears 2000)
10.Laurel Canyon(Lisa Cholodenko2002)

diamondgeeza 10-22-06 05:02 PM

1996 - Trainspotting
1997 - Austin Power's (had to go for the comedy element)
1998 - American History X (I'm also going to mention Apt Pupil)
1999 - The Sixth Sense (mention for American Beauty)
2000 - Snatch
2001 - Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (Mention for From Hell)
2002 - Resident Evil (Mention for Ice Age)
2003 - Lost in Translation (Mention for The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen)
2004 - The Machinist (Mention for Napoleon Dynamite)
2005 - Crash
2006 - Pierrepoint (Mention for Disney's Car's)

linespalsy 10-29-06 11:13 PM

Limbo
eXistenZ
2046
Monsters, Inc.
The Eel
No Such Thing
The Thin Red Line
Art School Confidential
Blair Witch Project
The Ninth Gate

Ivan Drago 10-30-06 06:41 AM

Bully
The Rock
The Fifth Element
Fight Club
Rat Race
Dark City
Sin City
Saw
Starship Troopers
Finding Nemo

Scalper 02-28-07 05:32 PM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
1. Der Untergang (Downfall) - 2004
2. Se7en - 1995
3. Gladiator - 2000
4. Heat - 1995
5. American History X - 1998
6. Million Dollar Baby - 2004
7. Gangs of New York - 2002
8. Cold mountain - 2003
9. The Talented Mr. Riplay - 1999
10.Saving Private Ryan - 1998
and bonus :)
11. The Departed - 2006

Nexus 02-28-07 06:01 PM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
1996 - Fargo
1997 - Lost Highway
1998 - The Thin Red Line
1999 - Magnolia
2000 - Amores Perros
2001 - Mulholland Dr.
2002 - City Of God
2003 - OldBoy
2004 - Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind
2005 - The New World

2002 was a tough one - that was the year of Spider, Sympathy For Mr. Vengeance, A Snake Of June, Punch-Drunk Love and...Austin Powers in Goldmember!:eek::D

Ginny Weasley 02-28-07 08:16 PM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
10. The Sisterhood Of The Traveling Pants-2005
9. Million Dollar Baby-2004
8. The Notebook-2004
7. Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Mans Chest-2006
6. Harry Potter And The Prisoner Of Azkaban-2004
5. The Chronicles Of Narnia:The Lion,The Witch, And The Warbrobe-2005
4. Pirates Of The Caribbean:The Curse Of The Black Pearl-2003
3. Harry Potter And The Sorcerer's Stone-2001
2. Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets-2002
1. Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire-2005

Ezikiel 03-03-07 05:40 PM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
Dogville (Directed by Lars Von Triers - 2003)

The Thin Red Line (Directed by Terrence Malick - 1998)

Hotel Rwanda (Directed by Terry George - 2004)

Rushmore (Directed by Wes Anderson - 1998)

Manderlay (Directed by Lars Von Triers - 2006)

Letter From Iwo Jima (Directed by Clint Eastwood - 2006)

Punch-Drunk Love (Directed by Paul Thomas Anderson - 2002)

The Royal Tenenbaums (Directed by Wes Anderson - 2001)

City of God (Directed by Fernando Meirelles - 2003)

Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai (Directed by Jim Jarmusch - 1999)

Thursday Next 03-05-07 05:33 AM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
97: Open Your Eyes
98: Show Me Love
99: The Matrix
00: Quills
01: Moulin Rouge
02: City of God
03: Lost in Translation
04: Shaun of the Dead
05: Sin City
06: Pan’s Labyrinth

divx712 03-07-07 07:35 AM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
1. American History X
2. Day After Tommorow
3. Fight Club
4. Jay&Silent Bob
5. Borat
6. Gladiator
7. Troy
8. Titanic
9. Transporter
10. Saving Private Rayan

PrometheusFG 03-07-07 03:17 PM

Re: An arbitrary cut-off, but OK...
 
Originally Posted by Holden Pike (Post 348741)
Dancer in the Dark (2000 - Lars von Trier)
Eyes Wide Shut (1999 - Stanley Kubrick)
Rushmore (1998 - Wes Anderson)
Dogville (2003 - Lars von Trier)
The Thin Red Line (1998 - Terrence Malick)
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004 - Michel Gondry)
The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada (2005 - Tommy Lee Jones)
Adaptation (2002 - Spike Jonze)
Hamlet (1996 - Kenneth Branagh)
Talk to Her (2002 - Pedro Almodóvar )

No offense Holden, but I expected a better list coming from you. And I'm not trying to be an ******* either. I was just surprised.

Holden Pike 03-08-07 02:02 AM

Re: An arbitrary cut-off, but OK...
 
Originally Posted by PrometheusFG (Post 362649)
No offense Holden, but I expected a better list coming from you. And I'm not trying to be an ******* either. I was just surprised.

Better than what? Better than ten movies I love and that if you bother to do a search for you'll find my praise and/or reviews for thoughout the forum?

Golly. I am so very sorry I disappointed you. Please, do tell me what masterpieces I've insulted your great cinematic taste by omitting? Like in, where's your list?

I'm sure I'll be quite happy to change my opinion to mirror yours once I find what it is I'm supposed to have liked.

:indifferent:

PrometheusFG 03-08-07 05:46 PM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
1st off, I was simply surprised by your list, nothing more nothing less. From the movies I have seen you praise on various threads, I was surprised to see you chose those films for your list, based on the type of movies that you have listed in other threads as being your favorite/good. What I said was only based on preference and appeal. If my using "better list" offended you, oh dear, I am so very sorry.

Secondly,

Why lash back at me saying what you said? Did you simply use it as an outlet for some of your annoying and pretentious sarcasm? If you can't be mature enough to just ask me what I meant by that, without taking offense, then get the hell off the forums, or just ignore my post. I'm not trying to get you to change your picks to favor my tastes, nor am I offending your list at all. Excuse me for using the term "better list". I did not think those 2 words could drive a mature guy to respond in the way you did. I would have been fine if you simply asked me "What do you mean by that?" which I'm sure was your underlying message...buried under all that pointless, pretentious, and immature bullshit.

Sedai 03-08-07 05:57 PM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
Someone mentioned Braveheart, which was 12 years ago. Pull it! Someone mentioned Se7en, as well. Also 12 years ago... Get with it!

I have changed my 2004 and 2006 picks...

I KNOW you were all wondering...

Bill 03-08-07 11:53 PM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
Someone mentioned Pulp Fiction. That came out in 1994. So that doesn't fit here.

Jaylan 03-10-07 11:26 AM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance

Buffalo '66

Waiting for Guffman

Mulholland Drive

Big Fish

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

Trainspotting

City of God

Audition

Donnie Darko

JudgeoftheBlind 03-10-07 04:20 PM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
I am glad to see other's that enjoy Mr. Vengeance better than oldboy.

My list in no order.
Punch-Drunk Love, Almost Famous, Adaptation, Donnie Darko, The Big Labowski, The Royal Tenenbaums, Fight Club, Lady in the Water, Pi, and The Man Who Wasn't There.

I would also like to think the ones that almost made the list.
Eternal Sunshine of the spotless mind, Bad Santa, Amelie, Brick, The Devils Rejects and Death to Smootchy.

TheUsualSuspect 01-21-08 09:49 PM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
Originally Posted by Holden Pike (Post 348748)
Yeah. Where's your list and at what number is Superman Returns sitting? :indifferent:
:rolleyes:

In no order.

Dark Days (2000)
Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind (2004)
American History X (1998)
City Of God (2002)
Dark City (1998)
Cube (1997)
The Truman Show (1998)
Memento (2000)
The Big Lebowski (1998)
Children of Men (2006)

Honourable Mention: Superman Returns

Iroquois 01-21-08 10:17 PM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
By year...

1998: The Big Lebowski (Coens)

1999: Fight Club (Fincher)

2000: Battle Royale (Fukusaku)

2001: Waking Life (Linklater)

2002: City of God (Meirelles)

2003: Oldboy (Park)

2004: Team America: World Police (Parker)

2005: Sin City (Rodriguez/Miller/Tarantino)

2006: Clerks II (Smith)

2007: No Country for Old Men (Coens)

mc-yui 01-22-08 04:26 AM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
Armageddon '98
The Sixth Sense '99
Gladiator '00
Enemy At the Gates '01
Gangs of New York '02
The Last Samurai '03
Million Dollar Baby '04
Sin City '05
Apocalypto '06
300 '07



rufnek 01-22-08 07:42 PM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
Originally Posted by BobbyB (Post 348736)
What are they? Since 1996, what would you say are the 10 best movies?
I've got more than 10 favorites for the last 10 years but pretty well listed the ones I liked best first under each year. as follows:

1998
Shakespeare in Love—it was fresh, it was funny, it featured Judi Dench and Colin Firth, it had great and historically accurate costumes, it was romantic, and there wasn’t a car chase in it.
Waking Ned Devine—offbeat, great cast

1999
The Green Mile—offbeat story, great cast
Mystery, Alaska—funny, great cast, great scenery, Burt Reynolds proves to be a fine character actor, much better than when he starred in so many stupid films.

2000
Bridget Jones’s Diary—Renee Zellweger, Colin Firth, humorous and romantic.
My Dog Skip—good movie, great Americana.

2001
My Big Fat Greek Wedding—fresh and funny story, Nia Vardalos wrote and starred in it, making it something of a female Rocky but with less sweat and bruising. And it’s always good to see Lainie Kazan.
Winged Migration—beautiful birds, interesting documentary, amazing photography.
Gosford Park—Great cast, great soundtrack, and the mystery worked for me.
Lord of the Rings—good cast, good adventure story, great special effects.

2002
Chicago—A musical remake of Roxie Heart; good tunes, Renee Zellweger, sexy Catherine Zeta-Jones and Queen Latifa; established John C. Reilly as a star; and one of only 2 films I ever saw in which Richard Gere was actually good (the other was Shall We Dance? Turns out he really was a dancer all along!)
Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers.

2003
Calendar Girls-- Helen Mirren stars, and that’s always good. A really great story about older women who actually were pretty cute in the buff! The line about the women, like flowers, having a last burst of beauty, “and then they go to seed” is worth the price of admission alone. Great offbeat story told with style.
Big Fish—Again, an offbeat story served up with humor and style. And you can never go wrong with Albert Finney.
Seabiscuit—a good tale about one of the greatest racehorses who ever ran. Good cast; good to see Jeff Bridges in a quality film again.
Lord of the Rings: Return of the King
Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl: The first and best of this series. Johnny Depp is probably the best young actor around today, and it’s always a pleasure to see Jonathan Pryce and Geoffrey Rush.

2004
Ray—I never cared for Jamie Foxx until I saw his great impersonation of Ray Charles in Ray. It was a great movie told with a great amount of honesty (although they never did come up with the full number of Charles’s mistresses and children). But even if the film had been a flop, you could just close your eyes and groove on all that wonderful music.
Beyond the Sea—I’ve always like Kevin Spacey, a very versatile actor, still I was surprised at how well he captured Bobby Darin in this film—both the appearance and the sound. And I really like the way the older Darin talked to the child Darin as they switched to an earlier period in his life. A really good film that deserved a bigger box office than it got.
Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason—What can I say? Zellweger and Firth—I like the combination.

2005
Cinderella Man—OK, this time it’s Zellweger and Russell Crowe in what I think is his best picture. Jim Braddock was to boxing what Seabiscuit was to racing during the Great Depression, heroes for the Little Man, the down-and-outers standing in the breadlines. The film trashed Max Baer’s character—he really wasn’t the jerk it depicted. But Braddock was every bit the come-from-behind guy that they pictured him. A very good movie in an otherwise pretty empty year filmwise.

2006
The Last King of Scotland—This really was the best picture for that year, and it was Forest Whitaker’s victory all of the way! What a performance! What an impersonation of one of the worst human monsters ever to walk the earth!
The Queen-- Helen Mirren at her best! And with a great supporting cast including James Cromwell as Prince Phillip and Sylvia Syms as the Queen Mother. But then I always favored the queen’s side of the story over Princess Di.
Nanny McPhee—My wife and I didn’t have any of the grandkids with us when we went to this movie. We just wanted to enjoy one of the world’s greatest actresses, Emma Thompson, on screen. Great cast, Firth again, with Derek Jacobi and Angela Landsbury. I’m looking forward to Thompson getting more of the McPhee books on screen.

2007
Again, not a very good year for movies. There was only one release I enjoyed and recommend to friends: Amazing Grace. One of the greatest songs and most amazing story ever recorded, John Newton (played by Albert Finney) and William Wilberforce (played by Ioan Gruffudd) were two very unusual men who worked together and with others to outlaw the international slave trade. They were both heroes who are largely unknown today, and Amazing Grace caught their spirit at its most inspiring.

meatwadsprite 01-22-08 07:50 PM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
too many

Swedish Chef 01-23-08 01:24 AM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
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Fight Club (Fincher - 1999)
American Psycho (Harron - 2000)
Children of Men (Cuaron - 2006)
Punch-Drunk Love (Anderson - 2002)
Confessions of a Dangerous Mind (Clooney - 2002)
Closer (Nichols - 2004)
Almost Famous (Crowe - 2000)
Juno (Reitman - 2007)
United 93 (Greengrass - 2006)
The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou (Anderson - 2004)

rufnek 01-24-08 12:10 PM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
Left a couple of very good films off of my earlier list:

2003-Secondhand Lions--Duval is always worth watching and Caine can be if he's got a good script, and he did this time. Better on DVD because it showed a funnier alternative ending and some good scenes that ended up on the cutting room floor.

2005-The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada--Anything with Tommy Lee Jones is always worth watching.

neutral 01-29-08 08:13 AM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
Ok, so 97-2007? Lemme see.....

in no particular order:

Rushmore
Magnolia
Lord of The Rings: Fellowship of the Ring
Inland Empire
Mulholland Dr.
Funny Games
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou
Shaun of the Dead
Kill Bill (counting as one)


Gunslinger/Samurai 01-30-08 01:35 AM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
no country for old men/300/sin city/kill bill/house of flying daggers/fight club/l.a. confidential/3:10 to yuma/saving private ryan/memento/........off the top of my head.

darkwell25 01-30-08 06:56 AM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
Here's My List:

Gone in 60 Second

Blast From The Past

Replacements

Seven

Fool Rush In

The Kid

10 Things I Hate About You

Bring it on 1

The Bachelor

The Wedding Singer


Gunslinger/Samurai 01-30-08 01:50 PM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
Nice to see some love for BLAST FROM THE PAST.does alicia silverstone still act? i havent seen her in a movie in years.

Lennon 01-30-08 01:58 PM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
She was in a show that got quickly cancelled by NBC, called "The Singles Table" here's a short look at it; here

mish_01 01-31-08 12:55 AM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
1. TRANSFORMER
2. Pirates of the Caribbean I,II and III
3. Spiderman
I,II and III
4. Casino Royale
5. Princess Diary
I and II
6. Ella Enchanted
7. American Beauty
8. The Vinci Code
9. Die Hard
10.Save the Last dance

MovieMan8877445 09-04-08 10:23 PM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
1. The Departed
2. Kill Bill Vol. 1
3. The Dark Knight
4. Sin City
5. The Green Mile
6. Kill Bill Vol. 2
7. The Mist
8. Fight Club
9. No Country For Old Men
10. American Psycho

gwen 09-05-08 02:52 AM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years;
1. Royal Tenenbaums
2. Good Will Hunting
3. Gladiator
4. Almost Famous
5. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
6. Napoleon Dynamite
7. O' Brother Where Art Thou
8. Lost In Translation
9. Rushmore
10. The Fog of War
---------------------------
gwen

Cyberia 09-05-08 12:09 PM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
Pirates of the Caribbean
28 Days Later
V For Vendetta
Godzilla:Final Wars
Crank
Spirited Away
Fantastic Four
The Hostel
Saw
Superman returns

And didn't quite make it, Life is Beautiful (1997). Also the Lord of the Rings trilogy, the four Taxi films and the Harry Potters.

Videodrome 09-08-08 01:57 AM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
Originally Posted by Piddzilla (Post 348875)
In no particular order and with some reservations and blah blah blah....
  • The Thin Red Line (1998 - Terrence Malick)
  • The Apostle (1997 - Robert Duvall)
  • Mulholland Dr. (2001 - David Lynch)
  • Cidade de Deus / City of God (2002 - Fernando Meirelles & Kátia Lund)
  • Festen / The Celebration (1998 - Thomas Vinterberg)
  • The Big Lebowski (1998 - Joel Coen)
  • Good Night, and Good Luck. (2005 - George Clooney)
  • Bloody Sunday (2002 - Paul Greengrass)
  • Mies vailla menneisyyttä / The Man Without a Past (2002 - Aki Kaurismäki)
  • The Corporation (2003 - Mark Achbar & Jennifer Abbott)
The first three are untouchable but there are lots of films that deserve a spot on the list. These just came to mind first. You guys have lots of great choices that would fit in there as well.

And, yeah, The Thin Red Line is that good. It would be on my top ten of all times.

Holden, I knew you liked his films a lot but I didn't know you were such a huge von Trier fan.
I can't believe more people didn't pick The Thin Red Line.

mark f 09-08-08 02:02 AM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
I would talk about a sense of humor here, but I just did so I'll reconsider.

mark f 09-08-08 02:13 AM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
Of those movies quoted above, Piddz, I think that Festen is certainly the best.

drewmachine 09-08-08 11:39 PM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
Here goes, personal Top 10 from 98-08:

Saving Private Ryan (1998)
The Matrix (1999)
Gladiator (2000)
Sexy Beast (2001)
The Ring (2002)
Lost in Translation (2003)
Collateral TIE Napolean Dynamite (2004)
40 Year Old Virgin (2005)
The Departed (2006)
No Country for Old Mean (2007)
The Dark Knight (2008)

Can't wait for '09!!!!

squreby 05-28-09 01:06 PM

i would have to say my fave movies are

1.the green mile
2.gangs of new york
3.dogma
4.virgin suicides
5.shawshank redemption
6. devils advocate
7. monster
8. 1408
9. kill bill 2
10. best in show

RagingBull 05-29-09 03:40 AM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
The Wrestler (2008)
The Green Mile (1999)
Memento (2000)
Les Choristes (2002)
Tasogare Seibei (2002)
American History X (1998)
Apocalypto (2006)
The Kite Runner (2007)
Punch Drunk Love (2002)
Gran Torino (2008)


ballstouweboll24 05-29-09 11:07 AM

Ten isn't enough but;

Blood Diamond

The Dark Knight

Payback

Appaloosa

A History of Violence

Man on Fire

Anchorman

Body Of Lies

Sin City

RocknRolla

uconjack 05-29-09 02:52 PM

A History of Violence (2005)
The Departed (2006)
No Country For Old Men (2007)
The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada (2005)
The Twilight Samurai (2002)
Ghost World (2001)
Memento (2000)
Crash (2005)
Good Night, and Good Luck (2005)

The Big Lebowski (2005) - > Really 1998

honeykid 05-29-09 09:20 PM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
I'm assuming that uconjack is listing The Big Lebowski as a 2005 film so it qualifies? :D

uconjack 05-29-09 09:41 PM

Sorry, messed up.

Will replace it with :

Almost Famous (2000)

I love that Tiny Dancer scene on the bus.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Qn3tel9FWU

downthesun 05-29-09 09:48 PM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
I'll do it since 1999 I guess even though the thread is supposed to be from 2006 and these movies are in no particular order:

Oldboy (2003)
Kill Bill Vol 1 (2003)
Fight Club (1999)
Gladiator (2000)
City of God (2002)
Snatch (2001)
The Dark Knight (2008)
Lord of the Rings: Return of the King (2003)
The Departed (2006)
American Beauty (1999)

michaelcorleone 09-30-09 01:41 AM

01. Tetro (2009) Francis Ford Coppola
02. Revolutionary Road (2008) Sam Mendes
03. Requiem for a Dream (2000) Darren Aronofsky
04. The Aviator (2004) Martin Scorsese
05. The Dreamers (2003) Bernardo Bertolucci
06. The New World (2005) Terrence Malick
07. 21 Grams (2003) Alejandro González Iñárritu
08. The Fountain (2006) Darren Aronofsky
09. Punch-Drunk Love (2002) Paul Thomas Anderson
10. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004) Michel Gondry

dagnilloa 10-14-09 12:38 AM

1) Vanilla Sky
2) Into the Wild
3) Waking Life
4) The Rules of Attraction
5) Great Expectations
6) Interview With the Vampire
7) A Home at the End of the World
8) I Heart Huckabees
9) Before Sunrise
10) Closer

TheMightyCelestial 10-14-09 01:07 AM

My incredibly nerdy faves:


value
10. Punch-Drunk Love (2002) - An Adam Sandler movie that I actually like?
Verily, the seventh seal hath been broken.

9. The Contender (2000) - Joan Allen totally pwns this movie.

8. WALL-E (2008) - The down-to-earth longing to make a human connection as depicted by two computer-generated robots, & all with just a simple vocabulary that consists of nothing more than their names & a directive.

7. 40 Year Old Virgin (2005) - A comedy that surprised me in that it was, at times, touching & even socially in-depth, but without any cost to the number of out-loud laughs

6. Million Dollar Baby (2004) - Simply, a film that had me at "Mo Cuishle".

5. Let The Right One In (2008) - As far as vampire love stories go, I find myself agreeing with those who compare this one with another teen-human-falls-for-teen-bloodfeeder film that was released around the same time:
the 15 year old girls can have their Twilight. I'll take LTROI.

4. Kill Bill (2004) - How do you stop a Bride-on-the-rampage from charging?
Try sending her a Bill.

3. The Incredibles (2004) - So far, my favorite animated feature of all time.

2. Spider-Man 2 (2004) - The most I could've hoped for this sequel was that it be at least half as good as it's predessor.
Instead, Spidey-2 turned out to become one of my favorite movie adaptations of a comicbook superhero ever.
Which I guess I should've anticipated since before I even entered the theatre, I noticed that my spider-senses didn't go off, all atingling an' sh*t.

1. House Of Flying Daggers (2004) - Growing up, it always frustrated me that the majority of big budget action flicks or martial arts movies of the time often seemed to think that you couldn't have a good story & still make room for expansive bangs with expensive effects. And I always asked "Why not?". And then came the House Of Flying Daggers, & it asked the very same question.



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sandycruise90 10-20-09 09:15 AM

Lord of the Rings Trilogy
Eternal Sunshine of the spotless mind
memento
The prestige
the dark knight
American Beauty
Into the wild
city of god
magnolia
Amores Perros

and many more

scarlet0906 10-20-09 04:31 PM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
1. Titanic
2. Interview with the vampire
3. Bram stoker's dracula
4. Moulin Rouge
5. Chicago
6. The godfather
7. Pearl harbor
8. Superman
9. American beauty
10. The lord of the rings

dionysius 10-22-09 04:53 AM

Eyes Wide Shut
Gladiator
The Dark Knight
The Bourne Supremacy
Pulp Fiction

honeykid 10-22-09 07:37 AM

Pulp Fiction? Made in the last 10 years? Really? :D

dlfreebies 10-26-09 10:03 AM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
1. Fargo (1996)
2. L.A. Confidential (1997)
3. The Thin Red Line (1998)
4. Eyes Wide Shut (1999)
5. In the Mood for Love (2000)
6. Mulholland Drive (2001) - Also - Amelie
7. City of God (2002)
8. The Return of the King (2003)
9. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004) - Also - The Aviator
10. Munich (2005)
11. Children of Men (2006) - Also - The Departed

zack8989 05-07-10 06:23 AM

Darjeeling limited
28days later
the 12 monkeys
the day after tomorrow
the fifth element
ghosts of mars
16 blocks
starship troopers
the chronicles of riddick
pitch black

honeykid 05-07-10 09:24 AM

Originally Posted by zack8989 (Post 618622)
the 12 monkeys
the fifth element
starship troopers
Really? The last 10 years?

Iroquois 05-07-10 10:36 AM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
Maybe Zack's living in the past.

deathroman13 05-07-10 04:14 PM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
1: batman begins
2: inglorious basterds:D
3: transformers 1,2
4: equilibrium
5: 300
6: gladiator
7: pearl harbor
8: the prestige
9: hannibal the beginning (maybe the title is spelled wrong)
10: resident evill: extinction

jockey 05-08-10 07:40 AM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
1. Fargo (1996)
2. L.A. Confidential (1997)
3. The Thin Red Line (1998)
4. Eyes Wide Shut (1999)
5. In the Mood for Love (2000)
6. Mulholland Drive (2001) - Also - Amelie
7. City of God (2002)
8. The Return of the King (2003)
9. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004) - Also - The Aviator
10. Munich (2005)
11. Children of Men (2006) - Also - The Departed

thats it

honeykid 05-09-10 03:38 PM

Originally Posted by jockey (Post 618849)
1. Fargo (1996)
2. L.A. Confidential (1997)
3. The Thin Red Line (1998)
4. Eyes Wide Shut (1999)
They even included the years they were made. :facepalm:

hbofan90 05-28-10 01:01 PM

from 96 -06 ( because that is when the tread was started )

american history x
fight club
american pie
titanic
cast away
pear harbor
tommy boy
scream
the ring
spiderman

timetravelfan 05-28-10 03:04 PM

It's challenge for me to pick 10 best movies from year 1999 to 2009. Here is my list.

1. The Matrix (1999)
2. Crash (2004)
3. Frequency (2000)
4. Butterfly Effect (2004)
5. A.I. Artificial Intelligence (2001)
6. The Sixth Sense (1999)
7. Gran Torino (2008)
8. Shrek (2001)
9. Slumdog Millionaire (2008)
10. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkban (2004)

rauldc14 05-28-10 04:01 PM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
Why not try it for me:

1. Man on Fire
2. Mystic River
3.Gone Baby Gone
4. Wedding Crashers
5. Million Dollar Baby
6. Beautiful Mind
7. Gran Torino
8. Inside Man
9. State of Play
10. Pursuit of Happyness

Mammal 05-29-10 09:14 AM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
Revolutionary Road
Fantastic Four
The Godfather
Fight Club
Pulp Fiction
Crash
Spiderman
Black Christmas(1974)
X2:X-Men United
The Departed

Tianyang Li 05-31-10 08:58 PM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
My list is going to be from 2000-2010 ( 10 Years from where we are today)

Here are the movies i enjoyed

1. Juno
2. Eternal Sunshine of the spotless mind
3. Lost in Translation
4. No Country for Old Men
5. Half Nelson
6. UP
7. Garden State
8. Almost Famous
9. Pans Labyrinth
10. City of God/ Synedoche, New york

levans 06-01-10 04:44 AM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
Interesting choices!

Fiscal 06-01-10 05:30 PM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
I'll give it a go.

1996 - 2006

1. Eyes Wide Shut
2. Boogie Nights
3. The Fountain
4. Magnolia
5. The Royal Tenenbaums
6. Eternal Sunshine
7. Adaptation
8. Being John Malkovich
9. Lost in Translation
10. Children of Men

2000 - 2010

1. The Fountain
2. The Royal Tenenbaums
3. Eternal Sunshine
4. Adaptation
5. Being John Malkovich
6. Lost in Translation
7. Children of Men
8. Inglorious Basterds
9. Moon
10. The Dark Knight

mark f 06-01-10 07:54 PM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
^^^^^ Basically, American Art House with a couple of arty British flicks thrown in. That's just a comment, not a criticism. Welcome to the site.

The Dame 08-06-10 12:49 AM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
Unbreakable
Walk the Line
After Alice
The Bourne Ultimatum
Cars
Ocean's Eleven
Secondhand Lions
In the Electric Mist
Shooter
The Sentinel

planet news 08-06-10 12:50 AM

Originally Posted by Fiscal (Post 624848)
I'll give it a go.

1996 - 2006

1. Eyes Wide Shut
2. Boogie Nights
3. The Fountain
4. Magnolia
5. The Royal Tenenbaums
6. Eternal Sunshine
7. Adaptation
8. Being John Malkovich
9. Lost in Translation
10. Children of Men

2000 - 2010

1. The Fountain
2. The Royal Tenenbaums
3. Eternal Sunshine
4. Adaptation
5. Being John Malkovich
6. Lost in Translation
7. Children of Men
8. Inglorious Basterds
9. Moon
10. The Dark Knight
Minus a few, plus a few, this would be it! Nice one, man.

wintertriangles 08-06-10 01:06 AM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
These are always fun, but no order

From 2000-10:

The Fountain
You, The Living
Three...Extremes
Pan's Labyrinth
Kill Bill
Mulholland Dr.
Let The Right One In
Shadow Of The Vampire
Synecdoche, New York
Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind/Waking Life

From 1996-06 is a bit easier actually (without re-picking from the above), but the Three Colours Trilogy is just out of reach :( :

Princess Mononoke
Eyes Wide Shut
What Dreams May Come
Battle Royale
Hero
Lost Highway
Lady Vengeance
Sin City
Perfume: Story Of A Murder
Toss-up between Clerks II and High Fidelity

planet news 08-06-10 01:17 AM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
Oh my. I've only seen Blue unfortunately. Stupid that I haven't checked out the rest. Dark, hypnotic stuff.

Here's my 2 cents. Oh ****, I've got to see that trilogy...

The Fountain GOD YES
You, The Living DID NOT SEE :(
Three...Extremes DID NOT SEE :( ... ANY :bawling:
Pan's Labyrinth YEA
Kill Bill YES
Mulholland Dr. GAWD YEAHZ!
Let The Right One In NAW
Shadow Of The Vampire WUT
Synecdoche, New York GAWD YEEAZ!!
Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind/Waking Life YES
Princess Mononoke GAWD YEEEAHZZU!!!
Eyes Wide Shut GOD YES
What Dreams May Come NO
Battle Royale GOD YES
Hero YES
Lost Highway YES
Lady Vengeance GAAAWWD YEEEAZ!
Sin City GOD YES
Perfume: Story Of A Murder NO
Toss-up between Clerks II and High Fidelity NEITHER

honeykid 08-06-10 01:30 AM

Originally Posted by planet news (Post 653549)
Oh my. I've only seen Blue unfortunately. Stupid that I haven't checked out the rest. Dark, hypnotic stuff.

Here's my 2 cents. Oh ****, I've got to see that trilogy...
Yeah you do!! Although, IMO, you've already seen the best one. You have seen The Double Life Of Veronique, haven't you? I seem to remember you mentioning it somewhere, but if not, you need to see that too.

planet news 08-06-10 01:32 AM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
Both trilogies actually. Colors and Extreme. I've never really liked Takeshii Mike though. I thought Ichi the Killer was a piece of sh1t.

anderzon 08-06-10 01:45 AM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
2000-2010

King Kong
Avatar
LOTR
Ice Age
American Pie
X men
Spiderman
Slumdog Millionaire
Inside Man
UP

planet news 08-06-10 01:51 AM

Sorry in advance if this offends you. Just understand that this is my stupid opinion. :D

Originally Posted by anderzon (Post 653575)
King Kong YES
Avatar NO
LOTR GAAWWDD YEAAZE!
Ice Age NO NO NO
American Pie NO NO NO NO
X men NO NO NO NO NO
Spiderman SURE
Slumdog Millionaire NO
Inside Man OKAY
UP OVER MY DEAD NEMO

Harry Lime 08-06-10 01:53 AM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
Okay Mr. News, you've commented on every list so far, let's see yours.

planet news 08-06-10 01:56 AM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
*house of cards comes tumbling down*

Harry Lime 08-06-10 01:58 AM

Originally Posted by planet news (Post 653581)
*house of cards comes tumbling down*
What kind of answer is that? Come on, it's not that big a challenge.

wintertriangles 08-06-10 09:56 AM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
Yeah man you have to see the colors and 3 extremes, but the latter is only one film rather than a trilogy and miike's 40 minutes is definitely the most obscure. But all Keislowski flicks rule

meatwadsprite 08-06-10 10:52 AM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
If only there were ten Harry Potter movies .....

Sedai 08-06-10 11:09 AM

Re: 10 Best Movies Of The Last 10 Years
 
Hating on the X-men flicks? I think parts 1 & 2 were damn fine comic films, especially X-men II. X-men III was...not so good.

@Triangles - The Fountain and Mulholland Drive in your list?

Hells yes!


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