including 2000.

no particular order:

machuca
kill bill
city of god
i heart huckabees
oldboy
adaptation.
high fidelity
the pianist
paid in full
punch drunk love

hon. mention -
spring, summer, fall winter...and spring, team america, yi-yi, hotel rwanda, hero, maria full of grace, the man on the train, old school, born into brothels, code unknown, amores perros, ghost world, sexy beast.

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In no particular order and with the understanding that I still need to see many films from 2000-2005:

1. Crimson Gold - Jafar Panahi
2. The Magdalene Sisters - Peter Mullan
3. Goodbye, Lenin! - Wolfgang Becker
4. I Heart Huckabees - David O. Russell
5. Rosenstrasse - Margarethe Von Trotta
6. Fuse - Pjer Zalica
7. Our Times - Rakshan Bani Etemad
8. Yi Yi - Edward Yang
9. Gosford Park - Robert Altman
10.Maria Full Of Grace - Joshua Marston

Honorable Mentions:

All Or Nothing - Mike Leigh
The Quiet American - Phillip Noyce
Farenheit 9/11 - Michael Moore
Osama - Siddiq Barmak
At Five In The Afternoon - Samira Makhmalbaf
Kandahar - Mohsen Makhmalbaf
Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind - Michel Gondry
Far From Heaven - Todd Haynes
The Human Stain - Robert Benton
Silence, We're Rolling - Youssef Chahine
An Injury To One - Travis Wilkerson
The Man On The Train - Patrice Leconte
Capturing The Friedmans - Andrew Jarecki
Raising Victor Vargas - Peter Sollett
The Pianist - Roman Polanski
About Schmidt - Alexander Payne
Bowling For Columbine - Michael Moore
The House Of Mirth - Terence Davies
George Washington - David Gordon Green
The Brown Bunny - Vincent Gallo
Cecil B. Demented - John Waters

>Raising Victor Vargas - Peter Sollett

thanx, i forgot this.

and i also forgot Almost Famous.

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How so?

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*Effasig*

I own 90% of your list on DVD. haha. This is a good list.

I'm not questioning you, but other than the name-dropping of obscure European directors, I don't get the appeal of this film (although I did get a laugh out of the Forrest Gump sequel scene). Enlighten me

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>I'm not questioning you, but other than the name-dropping of
>obscure European directors, I don't get the appeal of this
>film (although I did get a laugh out of the Forrest Gump
>sequel scene). Enlighten me

I love Cecil B. Demented. What an excellent attack against everything wrong with the movies! An unapologetic, uncompromising, even violent attack on the money-men behind the scenes and the sell outs in front of the camera. It's great stuff. It's a very fun movie too. Extremely silly. Every once in a while it's nice to say goodbye to politeness and "being reasonable" and just say "I hate all this bullshit." John Waters does just that in Cecil B. Demented and somehow manages NOT to look like an asshole in the process. Good for him. That's what I say.

i think i've done this post before, but i like lists, so i can do it once more.

Kill Bill 2, About Schmidt, and a number of others i still need to see, but of what i saw and what i can remember seeing:

(alphabetical)

25th Hour (2002)
City of God (2002)
George Washington (2000)
In the Mood for Love (2000)
Lost in Translation (2003)
Raising Victor Vargas (2002)
Road to Perdition (2002)
The Royal Tenenbaums (2001)
Yi Yi (2000)
You Can Count on Me (2000)

Hahahaha.

I gotta take credit. Why? I dunno.

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The Incredibles
Dawn of the Dead
City of God
X-Men
28 Days Later
Pirates of the Caribbean
Big Fish
Jackass: The Movie
Memento
Almost Famous

-- A bottom ten major releases would be harder: Glitter, Catwoman, Town and Country, Bones, etc. There's a lot to choose from.

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bamf.

Put X2 in there instead.

either should be on the list. But, X2>>>X1 for sure.

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-Kurt Vonnegut

Just entertaining films. And yeah, I screwed up with X-Men over X2.

For as much as I loved a film like Requiem for a Dream, I don't see myself ever watching it again.

1. Traffic (Soderbergh, 2000)
2. Catch Me If You Can (Speilberg, 2002)
3. City of God (Meirelles/Lund, 2002)
4. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (Gondry, 2004)
5. The Pianist (Polanski, 2002)
6. Kill Bill (Tarantino, 2003)
7. Requiem for a Dream (Aronofsky, 2000)
8. Bowling for Columbine (Moore, 2002)
9. The Incredibles (Bird, 2004)
10. King Kong (Jackson, 2005)

Yes, I said King Kong. I liked it that much.

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traffic
city of god
mulholland drive
bus 174
requiem for a dream
the pianist
about schmidt
spirited away
gangs of new york
ai

>mulholland drive

-Yi Yi
-City of God
-In the Mood for Love
-Bus 174
-Ghost World
-Amores Perros
-25th Hour
-High Fidelity
-Last Life in the Universe
-Before Sunset

(Honorable Mention: About Schmidt, Memento, Oldboy, The 40 Year Old Virgin...)

n/m

Diverse, with only a minor dosage of arsty fartsiness.


Motorcycle Diaries
Eternal Sunshine
Before Sunset
City of God
Bus 174
Bourne Identity
I, Robot
Rize
A Beautiful Mind
American Splendor

Honorable Mention: LOR:Two Towers, Tupac:Resurrection




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"Any fighter that I face, I say prayers for them every night and that he and I live to fight another day."

(C) Floyd Mayweather Jr.

Bitch, that wasn't even a good POPCORN movie.

I didn't see the sequel (even though I heard it was good) cause the first was just a one trick pony. Chase chase chase Jason Bourne....plot development? WHO CARES? JUST CHASE THE DUDE.

Pile of shit it was.

Go ahead. You know you agree with me.

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You are missing some points here.

A)The Identity series is a known triology, so anyone that knows the series knows that the first one is not stand alone. That explains the gaping holes in the plot -- there are supposed to be holes in the plot.

B)Sure, its a chase movie, but the way a "normal" person is worked into the conflict, and how Bourne exposes all sorts of shady shit is interesting. The European touch is key...adds flavor to the scenery....makes it more interesting. Because of the political diversity in Europe, we don't know who, or what is responsible for Bourne.....you always assume the Russians, but you never really know. I like that.

C)The acting was good. Hell, I'll take Damon's acting in this movie over 'Good Will hunting'. Dude looks like he genuinely has no idea what the fuck is going on....except he seems to be programmed with these awesome instincts....he knows more than he can access consciously, and whoops ass without a blink. Dope.

D)The yt girl is cute as they go, probably because she has that alternative european style. It makes her more compelling. Sure its Hollywood magic that they met...but I still like it.


E)I sorta already mentioned this, but I like how Bourne's creators really do not have their shit together...their lives are just as sloppy as his...I hate movies where the conspirator is just perfect...not true in Bourne Identity...lots of dirt.


F)I like Bourne Supremacy too. I liked it alot, however, specifically because it was set up great by Identiy.


G)Sucka mcees cannot diss OE, cuz the nigga gets hoes and likes good movies.






>Bitch, that wasn't even a good POPCORN movie.
>
>I didn't see the sequel (even though I heard it was good)
>cause the first was just a one trick pony. Chase chase chase
>Jason Bourne....plot development? WHO CARES? JUST CHASE THE
>DUDE.
>
>Pile of shit it was.
>
>Go ahead. You know you agree with me.


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(C) Floyd Mayweather Jr.

but it wasn't

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an over-achieving movie

it's actually a damn good picture on all accounts

paul greengrass' camera work on supremacy was my major beef
but it was solid as well

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Misread the initial post.

>Motorcycle Diaries

Okay, cool.

>Eternal Sunshine

Good choice.

>City of God

2nd good choice.

>Bus 174

3rd good choice.

>American Splendor

4th good choice.

>
>Honorable Mention: LOR:Two Towers

You're the only person I know of that thinks the 2nd one is the best of the 3. I happen to think so as well, but nobody agrees with me.

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they are all a bit overrated however

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But Two Towers was the only great movie of the three.

Fellowship was straight and ROTK had 600 battles and endings and hyper-dramatic "fight to the death!!!" phrases. I'd rather watch the ROTK trailer than the movie.

The battle of Helm's deep was the best battle of the entire trilogy, by far. It actually had some drama to it, some specific drama, and not just generic good/evil drama like all the battles in ROTK.

I like the splitting of the fellowship and how each is on their own journey.

Treebeard could have been butchered, but was handled very well. The Ents were cool, dude.

Yeah, I can just watch Two Towers from now on and smile. Shit was blaze.

but otherwise i agree with you. i'll go further and say that helms deep may have been the best battle scene committed to film. when it starts raining...jesus.

i rank return of the king a tepid second. i think they butchered a lot of shit, and i don't even think the battles were that good, but...

i really didn't care for the fellowship, relatively speaking. it was cool, but i didn't think the beginning of it (getting out of hobbiton and stuff) translated really well. it also gets a mandatory 10 point deduction for taking out treebeard. i know jackson had to do it, but still, that's my favorite part of the books. ballrog was cool, though.

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>it also
>gets a mandatory 10 point deduction for taking out treebeard.

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Or maybe Old Man Willow.

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i got confused

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"You (Fisher) could get fired, Les Snead could get fired, Kevin Demoff could get fired, but I will always be Eric Dickerson.” (c) The God

he has zero bearing to the plot, and nobody knows what the fuck he's supposed to be or mean anyway. he's harmless enough in the book, but he would've sucked if they put him in the movie.

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The movies needed more unexplained mystery. Everything was too black and white.

I would trade Bombadil for in a heartbeat.

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bombadil would've been a pointless tangent.

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bombadil does help establish what we're dealing with in sauron. they're sitting around in the council saying that sauron could take down even bombadil, and you're like, fuck. but i agree it doesn't have central bearing to the plot and don't care even a little. it's the most bad ass part of the books.

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"You (Fisher) could get fired, Les Snead could get fired, Kevin Demoff could get fired, but I will always be Eric Dickerson.” (c) The God

I do remember that bombadil is completely unaffected by the ring though, so he's obviously a more powerful force than just some random forest spirit or whatever.

As for establishing what we're dealing with in Sauron, I thought the intro did a good job of that with Sauron murking fools by the dozen with his mace while they're rendered powerless by his will via the ring.

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it's like damn near 4 hours long though, so I understand that they had to cut out alot of stuff for the theatrical release. But the extended edition fleshes out the narrative alot better.

And they cut out some GREAT scenes: the Mouth of Sauron, Aragorn confronting Sauron with the Palantir, and the Witch King vs. Gandalf - I can't BELIEVE they cut that one out of the theatrical release.

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....If I had to experience it for four hours straight.

Okay, I take that back, enthusiastically in fact, but yo, that ROTK shit need to be broken up into two moves or something.

Niggaz got jobs.

At least put an intermission in that piece.


I mean, I know its very well made....but that's just too god damn long.

That's why I liked TT...it was just as exciting and radiant with none of that overboard shit.


>it's like damn near 4 hours long though, so I understand that
>they had to cut out alot of stuff for the theatrical release.
>But the extended edition fleshes out the narrative alot
>better.
>
> And they cut out some GREAT scenes: the Mouth of Sauron,
>Aragorn confronting Sauron with the Palantir, and the Witch
>King vs. Gandalf - I can't BELIEVE they cut that one out of
>the theatrical release.
>


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O_E: Your Super-Ego's Favorite Poster.

"Any fighter that I face, I say prayers for them every night and that he and I live to fight another day."

(C) Floyd Mayweather Jr.

... I keed, I keed!

But yeah, I totally understand people who think that's too long to sit through a movie. But that's why it works on DVD, you can get up and take a break, get something to eat or whatever in between, or even watch disc 1 one night and disc 2 the next night.

But I agree that TT probably works best as an individual movie. And I agree about Helm's Deep, it was the best battle scene and had the most imminent sense of foreboding doom, like they really had their backs to the wall with no hope left and were all about to get murked, so as well as being the best executed battle scene it was also the most emotionally engaging one in the whole trilogy.

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>
>....If I had to experience it for four hours straight.

^^^^MAD SUSPECT

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"Okay, I take that back, enthusiastically in fact..."


And your too young to understand that you actually *can* get bored of even the baddest looking chick on earth.

Trust.

Grow some mo whiskers. You'll see.


That said, I'd wear Halle's ass out for a cool 9-10 hours str8, but my overall point still stands.




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"Any fighter that I face, I say prayers for them every night and that he and I live to fight another day."

(C) Floyd Mayweather Jr.

>And your too young to understand that you actually *can* get
>bored of even the baddest looking chick on earth.

whatever you say gramps

I would go down on a few select women in this world until my jaw broke

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"You (Fisher) could get fired, Les Snead could get fired, Kevin Demoff could get fired, but I will always be Eric Dickerson.” (c) The God

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>
>....If I had to experience it for four hours straight.
>
>Okay, I take that back, enthusiastically in fact, but yo, that
>ROTK shit need to be broken up into two moves or something.
>
>Niggaz got jobs.
>
>At least put an intermission in that piece.
>
>
>I mean, I know its very well made....but that's just too god
>damn long.
i just kept thinking, "SOMEBODY PLEASE THROW AWAY THAT DAMN RING!!!!"

it was good but good gosh, i think my hair was white as gandolf's by the end.

Two Towers was far and away the best of the three.

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Fellowship drags too much, ROTK made me want to gouge my eyes out after the 20th ending (I felt like Elaine when she was watching the English Patient "END already!")

they all had some great moments, but Two Towers was the only one I enjoyed as a whole

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where's Amelie?

#1 mulholland drive
#2-10
lost in translation
royal tenenbaums
the idiots
kill bills
ghost world
elephant
sexy beast
crouchin' tiger
cremaster 3


most over rated of 2000-2005: punchdrunk love (feel-bad movie of the decade)

Looking at these other lists, i need to go rent Before Sunset

Mulholland Dr.
Kill Bill
City of God
Oldboy
Minority Report
Spirited Away
Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World
The Pianist
Anchorman
The Twilight Samurai

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Mulholland Dr
Insomnia
21 Grams
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter..and Spring
Ghost World
Eternal Sunshine
Memento
Oldboy
Mystic River
American Psycho

from my very, very limited list of movies i've seen

Twilight Samurai
The Incredibles
Ocean's 12
Kill Bill vol 1
Kung Fu Hustle
25th Hour
Oldboy
Open Range
In the Mood for Love
Bad Boys 2

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I should really watch it again.

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annette benning i love the movie

plus, i wanted a western on there

and an action film. which explains bad boys 2

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We would have been better off with an okaycivics board instead of an okayactivist board

I mean, c'mon people.

Gimme a fucking break.

Those movies fucking sucked. Just deal with it.

Shit.

EDIT: I mean seriously, two of the three most mentioned films are City of God and Kill Bill.

There is no fucking reason those two films should mentioned...one of them is actually extraordinary and a masterpiece, one is pure unadulterated hype.

And yes, 'City of God' is the masterpiece, so delete that smartass response.

Shit.






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"Any fighter that I face, I say prayers for them every night and that he and I live to fight another day."

(C) Floyd Mayweather Jr.

But Last Life In The Universe belongs here somewhere. Well, maybe it's not one of the best of the decade, but dammit I love that movie

Save Our Sonics!
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25th Hour
Traffic
Requiem for a Dream
Master and Commander
Lost in Translation
Ghost World
Kill Bill Vol. 1 (no need to comment O_E)
X2
Meet the Parents
Undercover Brother

I haven't seen a lot of movies though

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"You (Fisher) could get fired, Les Snead could get fired, Kevin Demoff could get fired, but I will always be Eric Dickerson.” (c) The God

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Dog, do you.

I'm just joking.




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"Any fighter that I face, I say prayers for them every night and that he and I live to fight another day."

(C) Floyd Mayweather Jr.

I put the artsy in fartsy

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in no order

The Royal Tenenabaums
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Punch Drunk Love
Amelie
Old School
Finding Forrester (shut up, i love that movie)
Dogtown and Z-Boys (the 2002 doc, not the 2005 trash docu-drama)
Lost In Translation
Batman Begins
Sideways

like, i said tentative. ive seen very few foreign films, and not as many doc's as id like to. so off that, that's my list. i know im forgetting a whole bunch that im gonna kick myself for though.

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"I *always* quote myself. I'm the only reliable source on *most* subjects" - OKP's First Lady of Knowledge, Janey

in no particular order:

Cafe Lumiere (Hou)
Twentynine Palms (Dumont)
The Pianist (Polanski)
Revenge of the Sith (Lucas)
Dogville (Trier)
Ten (Kiarostami)
Fog of War (Morris)
The Fast Runner (Kunuk)
What Time is it There? (Tsai)
In the Mood for Love (Wong)
City of God (Meirelles, Lund)

2046 could bump a film or two (you can probably guess which), but two films by WKW didn't seem fair.

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Coffee and Cigarettes
Le Fabuleux destin d'Am�lie Poulain
The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou
Fa yeung nin wa
Sideways
The Aviator
Zat�ichi
A History of Violence
Kill Bill Vol. 2
Alexander

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I see you, doggy. I'm on your page.

Archive from this post alone.

Well, well, done.



>Coffee and Cigarettes
>Le Fabuleux destin d'Am�lie Poulain
>The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou
>Fa yeung nin wa
>Sideways
>The Aviator
>Zat�ichi
>A History of Violence
>Kill Bill Vol. 2
>Alexander


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(C) Floyd Mayweather Jr.

HAAAAAHAHAHAHAHA!

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"You (Fisher) could get fired, Les Snead could get fired, Kevin Demoff could get fired, but I will always be Eric Dickerson.” (c) The God

(of the movies I've seen, which probably isn't that many)

City of God
Eternal Sunshine
LOTR (really just 1 big movie to me; individually TT #1, ROTK EE #1a)
The Passion of the Christ
The Pianist
Batman Begins
Mystic River (the ending makes sense, I don't know WTF y'all are talking about)
Royal Tenenbaums
Memento
Spider-Man 2


honorable mention (cuz they haven't been mentioned yet):

Bloody Sunday
Tigerland

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This list is roughly in order of which I'd most likely choose to watch on any given evening, assuming I had DVDs of all 10 at my disposal:

Last Life in the Universe
I *heart* Huckabees
3-Iron
Bridget Jones's Diary
In the Mood for Love
High Fidelity
City of God
Machuca
Brothers
25th Hour

And since I've seen A LOT of great films in the past 5 years, I have 10 honorable mentions (in no particular order):

Bus 174
Murderball
Before Sunset
Ghost World
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter...and Spring
Twilight Samurai
Amelie
Born into Brothels
Travellers & Magicians
Oldboy


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howd u get these on dvd? i havent seen either, for rental or sale.
>3-Iron
>Machuca

i'll have to check out brothers.
u liked 25th hour that much? ew. lol


>Travellers & Magicians
whats that?

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>howd u get these on dvd?
i havent seen either, for rental
>or sale.
>>3-Iron
>>Machuca

Well, I did say *assuming* I had all 10. 3-Iron has been out for awhile. DVDaf is your friend, man. I think I got it off eBay. Unless something has changed in the past couple weeks, Machuca hasn't been released in any region, let alone here.


>
>i'll have to check out brothers.

Yeah, you keep saying that. Get on it!

>u liked 25th hour that much? ew. lol

Yup. It's my 2nd favorite Spike film. However, I will admit that was the film I debated most about including in the top 10. I think I should've put it on the honorable mentions list and replaced it with Amelie or Ghost World.

>>Travellers & Magicians
>whats that?

Um, it's a film. ;-)

Nah, it's a modern day fable set in Bhutan. It's really sweet and charming. The scenery is gorgeous!


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Ghost World
Sideways
School of Rock

those 3 I'm sure of, after that the list gets a little trickier and/or subject to revision, so in approximate order:

Murderball
Mulholland Drive
Batman Begins
Crouching Tiger
City of God
I Heart Huckabees
Kill Bill
Edit: Forgot Bad Santa somehow, so I guess I have a top 11. Or it might knock off anything below Mulholland Drive, if it came to that.

Honorable Mentions to Requiem for a Dream, Amores Perros, 21 Grams, Spirited Away, Mystic River and Memento, which I really liked but can't see myself watching too many times, I tried to keep my list to movies that have a fair amount of replay value for me. Oh yeah, also Talk To Her, that was great.

That goes on, something else below Mulholland Drive comes off

Memento
Batman Begins
Tigerland
City of God
Hero
25th Hour
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Anchorman
X2
Minority Report

spirited away
lotr:rotk
traffic
crouching tiger
shrek
finding nemo
osama
hero
million dollar baby
the incredibles
hotel rwanda


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Royal Tennenbaums
Igby Goes Down
High Fidelity
About A Boy
Motorcycle Diaries
Harold & Kumar Goes to White Castle
Old School
40 Year Old Virgin
City of God
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

Bonus Pick:
Meet the Parents

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like "what?!?!?! you put THIS on your top 10 list?!?!?!?! you suck!"

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Mulholland Dr.
Kill Bill
City of God
Oldboy
Spider-Man 2
Spirited Away
Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World
The Pianist
You Can Count On Me
The Twilight Samurai

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1. Requiem for A Dream
2. Kill Bill
3. City of God
4. Sin City
5. Dawn of the dead(Guilty Pleasure it really is awful but I love it)
6. Motorcylce Diaries
7. Memento
8. Finding Nemo(dont even argue it)
9. Saw 2...I loved it
10. 25th Hour

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*Note to self: Add Sig*

(in no particular order except the in order in which they occured to me)

Before Sunset
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Kill Bill Vol. 2
City of God
Dancer in the Dark
Finding Nemo
Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
Requim for A Dream
In The Mood For Love
South Park: Bigger Longer & Uncut


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