Re: Top 10 of the Decade: The 2000s
Posted: Wed November 19, 2014 5:51 pm
Thanks, jerkMcParadigm wrote:I thought each of the movies I used as examples were good. That's why I referenced them.
Thanks, jerkMcParadigm wrote:I thought each of the movies I used as examples were good. That's why I referenced them.
I mean I forgot to put it on my list. If that counts. Great little movie.LoathedVermin72 wrote:I'm not sure I'd call that "forgotten"...lowlight79 wrote:good Night and good luck, a forgotten terrific film
It almost made the top 10. I think it was hurt by the fact that Elysium was so unbelievably terrible. It made me rethink my District 9 love.malice wrote:district 9 was a pretty wild fucking movie, if I made these kinds of lists it'd probably be in the top 10 just for the fucked up factor of the whole thing.BurtReynolds wrote:Digging through the top 1000 US movies, my list is the following:
10. Coraline
9. The Dark Knight
8. Black Swan
7. Idiocracy
6. O Brother, Where Art Thou?
5. Thank You for Smoking
4. Children of Men
3. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
2. Adaptation.
1. Rango
Honorable mention:
Super, The Fountain, The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou, The Other Guys, 300, The 40-Year-Old Virgin, Winter's Bone, WALL·E, Gangs of New York, Up in the Air, Kill Bill: Vol. 2, Jarhead, The Darjeeling Limited, Team America: World Police, Primer, The Adventures of Tintin, The New World, District 9, The Constant Gardener, Lost in Translation
I'm debating putting this in my signature.Alex wrote:you're on a pearl jam message board, so yeah, kind oftheplatypus wrote:Did I somehow get transported back in time to the late nineties?
I have a ripped copy of Elysium that I've yet to watch. I look at the disk sometimes and then pick something else, usually a movie I've already seenBurtReynolds wrote:It almost made the top 10. I think it was hurt by the fact that Elysium was so unbelievably terrible. It made me rethink my District 9 love.malice wrote:district 9 was a pretty wild fucking movie, if I made these kinds of lists it'd probably be in the top 10 just for the fucked up factor of the whole thing.BurtReynolds wrote:Digging through the top 1000 US movies, my list is the following:
10. Coraline
9. The Dark Knight
8. Black Swan
7. Idiocracy
6. O Brother, Where Art Thou?
5. Thank You for Smoking
4. Children of Men
3. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
2. Adaptation.
1. Rango
Honorable mention:
Super, The Fountain, The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou, The Other Guys, 300, The 40-Year-Old Virgin, Winter's Bone, WALL·E, Gangs of New York, Up in the Air, Kill Bill: Vol. 2, Jarhead, The Darjeeling Limited, Team America: World Police, Primer, The Adventures of Tintin, The New World, District 9, The Constant Gardener, Lost in Translation
i'm surprised you didn't have zodiacThe Argonaut wrote:Punch-Drunk Love
The Darjeeling Limited
Synecdoche, New York
Shotgun Stories
Broken Flowers
Children of Men
Oldboy
Wendy and Lucy
Up
Valhalla Rising
I haven't seen any of these movies.Orpheus wrote:I've never seen Coraline or Rango. These lists are making me rethink that.
Yeah LV needs to fix that on his list.EJ wrote:Gladiator
The Two Towers (if only allowed to pick one of the trilogy)
FUCKING GODDAMN DANCER IN THE DARK!turned2black wrote:1. Requiem for a Dream
2. Moon
3. Children of Men
4. Pan's Labyrinth
5. Wall-E
6. The Fountain
7. Let the Right One In
8. Donnie Darko
9. No Country for Old Men
10. Dancer in the Dark
I can't separate them. They are one equal entity in my mind. I can't watch one without the others.E.H. Ruddock wrote:Yeah LV needs to fix that on his list.EJ wrote:Gladiator
The Two Towers (if only allowed to pick one of the trilogy)