Oliver Clothesoff

Zodiac
Inland Empire

jmu878

When's that scheduled to happen? Maybe they'll finally give Goodfellas and Pulp their do justice.

riotinmyskull

they're too busy putting THE SIXTH SENSE on there. don't get me wrong i like the movie but i believe it knocked REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE off the list...you gotta be kidding me.

Throwing Copper

Lost In Translation

also in the running:

There Will Be Blood
Inglorious Basterds
Mulholland Dr.

movielib

Lord of the Rings
There Will Be Blood

(Not necessarily in that order)

Magnolia (if I could stretch it to twelve years)

RoboDad

Thanks! I'll check it out.

zubidoo

Just watched a few more AMAZING movies this week which have actually affected my list

1. LOTR Series
2. War of the Worlds
3. Waking Life
4. Hero
5. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
6. I Saw The Devil
7. Scott Pilgrim vs the World
8. W.
9. Mary & Max
10. Battle Royale
11. American Psycho
12. Wall-E
13. Chicago
14. Donnie Darko
15. High Fidelity
16. The Departed
17. Napoleon Dynamite
18. Requiem For A Dream
19. Sideways
20. A.I.

Ash Ketchum

Good that you caught HERO and BATTLE ROYALE. Now where's KILL BILL VOL. 1? And TOKYO GODFATHERS?

Solid Snake

I still think LoTR is too flawed, still heavily entertaining, to be held in high praise as a whole. FoTR is pretty solid though.

zubidoo

Kill Bill is a great series but there are too many flaws that I notice with it. The dialogue shifts between good and bad with like every other line which bothers me a bit. I still love it but I can't honestly say that it's close to being a favorite.

Haven't seen Tokyo Godfathers yet.

Tarantino

Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang

arminius

FOTR, seeing that movie for the first time was a great experience. And the ending was fantastic. Really left me wanting more. I like the other 2 but they are nowhere near as good as the first.

No Country for Old Men and Valhalla Rising had me mesmerized, but I have to ponder a bit more for the best since 2001.
Plus Cars 2 is coming out soon.

Spottedfeather

I'd like to add Let The Right One In.

printerati

I am curious to hear your reason(s) why. While I was never bored by it, I found it to be very much style over substance.

arminius

I felt the movie from MMs POV. His life was beyond suffering or pleasure. His existing in the moment but having shifts to future and past. His existence was so far removed from those around him that he was not really of them at all. He was not a slave or an owner, he was not a crusader or an infidel, he was not an invader or going native. He existed outside of the reality of those around him. Pain or pleasure, life or death, he was other than that. And it amused him to have an audience in the form of the boy. I just found it sort of hypnotic.

Tynder

The Departed

cleaver

Going with Inception over The Dark Knight, was really torn between those 2

Trevor

Rough totals through post 91, obvious jokes like Inception skipped.

LOTR - 7

Lost in Translation - 4
Muholland Dr. - 4
There Will Be Blood - 4

Kingdom of Heaven - 3
Zodiac - 3

Black Hawk Down - 2
City of God - 2
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - 2
Inception - 2
Incredibles - 2
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang - 2
No Country For Old Men - 2
The Royal Tennenbaums - 2

Almost Famous
Amelie
Atonement
Children of Men
Cloverfield
The Dark Knight
The Departed
Departures
The Fall
The Fountain
Head On
In the Mood For Love
Just Go With It
Kill Bill vol 1
Let the Right One In
The Lives of Others
Man From Earth
Memento
Memories of Murder
Michael Clayton
Old Boy
Pitch Black
Punch Drunk Love
Road to Perdition
Science of Sleep
Star Trek
25th Hour
Up
Watchmen

slop101

If I had to narrow it down to one flick, I guess Children of Men would be it.