Personal favorite films of the past decade (2000-09)
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07-22-12, 8:39 PM
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Akito_Kinomoto said: Godzilla: Final Wars (2004) Brofist! Uterus complications to feed the whales. Twisting islands of concrete and yaks keep the negative space alive. Ever growing pizza party of gerbils with rabies. Connect the pimples into the pine tree that you always wanted as a pet. Dogs made of ground horse meat walk the streets. Bestiality meat fucking. Clowns in cars with yarn and riddles. Drink the sand it's friendly. But those who build planes will surely know where the medicine is contained. The squid's corneas quiver to the sight of you. Eggplant gymnastics where's the panties? They're with the panda who loves licking ladders. ~The sign of MAL's death |
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07-27-12, 12:49 PM
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I really can't pick only 5 movies, the last decade had so many great movies, so I am gonna go with 10, in no specific order. Memento (2000) Mulholland Dr. (2001) Mou gaan dou - Infernal Affairs (2002) Salinui chueok - Memories of Murder (2003) Sin City (2005) The Prestige (2006) Pan's Labyrinth (2006) No Country for Old Men (2007) The Dark Knight (2008) In Bruges (2008) Worthy mentions: Inglourious Basterds (2009), Moon (2009), Zodiac (2007), Eastern Promises (2007), Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (2003), Snatch (2000) and probably some that I am forgetting right now. Nolan's movies seem to dominate my list, but while I hate to rank them in order, with a gun at my head, I would choose Pan's Labyrinth as my ultimate favorite, Guillermo del Toro imagination is awe inspiring.  |
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07-27-12, 5:43 PM
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Snatch - From Guy Ritchie _O_ "Do you like Degs?!" Brofist to whoever understands the reference! :D Nil Satis Nisi Optimum |
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07-27-12, 7:52 PM
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Akito_Kinomoto said: Godzilla: Final Wars (2004) sadly it seams the king of monsters in dead for good now its been 8 years i tought there would be a new one this year but there it is the 58th Modified by DateYutaka, 07-27-12, 7:57 PM my 11 main things i rate on 1 Impact on Impact on industry both the anime and Original Manga had 2 TV Ratings in Japan [ Gross for movies Unit sales for OVAs 3 Manga Ka of the Sourcework 4 how loyal the anime stayed to its source how well the compare to other big name in its genre 5 Seiyuu casting [ how many i know by voice i use the royal I here ] 6 Impact on General Pop Culture in Japan and the West 7 Impact on Otaku Culture in Japan and the West 8 Music[ Instrumentation] 9 merchandise sales 10 art style 11 Studio who produced the anime[ and what thay have done for the industry] |
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07-27-12, 7:57 PM
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I am probably the most uncultured person ever, when it comes to film. I didn't watch many growing up and still don't now. I can make almost anyone cringe by listing all of the popular/important movies that I haven't seen. With that in mind... these two shine above the rest for me. The Prestige (500) Days of Summer The worst, but falling into the "so bad it's good" category, is Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale. Modified by Araby, 07-27-12, 8:01 PM Yeezus walks. |
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07-27-12, 11:01 PM
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Requiem for a Dream Donnie Darko Meet the Parents thefakesoundofprogress |
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07-27-12, 11:39 PM
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There's a Chinese film called Hero made in 2002 and it's pretty damn good. |
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07-28-12, 1:11 AM
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Requiem for a Dream Unbreakable Donnie Darko V for Vendetta The Dark Knight Other honorable mentions to: Avatar District 9 Spirited Away Kill Bill The Watchmen Memento Oldboy Wall-E Star Trek Paprika Modified by DrunkenBlowfish, 07-28-12, 1:17 AM    |
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07-28-12, 4:54 PM
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Moon District 9 Bombon el Pero Hot Fuzz Wendy and Lucy The Life Aquatic Welcome to Collinwood My Dog Tulip Up I didn't include any anime on my list, but if I did my top anime film from that period is Tokyo Godfathers. |
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07-28-12, 4:56 PM
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Plusme said: There's a Chinese film called Hero made in 2002 and it's pretty damn good. hong kong not china my 11 main things i rate on 1 Impact on Impact on industry both the anime and Original Manga had 2 TV Ratings in Japan [ Gross for movies Unit sales for OVAs 3 Manga Ka of the Sourcework 4 how loyal the anime stayed to its source how well the compare to other big name in its genre 5 Seiyuu casting [ how many i know by voice i use the royal I here ] 6 Impact on General Pop Culture in Japan and the West 7 Impact on Otaku Culture in Japan and the West 8 Music[ Instrumentation] 9 merchandise sales 10 art style 11 Studio who produced the anime[ and what thay have done for the industry] |
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07-28-12, 8:31 PM
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Enjolras1830 said: Plusme said: There's a Chinese film called Hero made in 2002 and it's pretty damn good. hong kong not china Isn't Hong Kong part of China? |
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07-28-12, 8:32 PM
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Plusme said: Enjolras1830 said: Plusme said: There's a Chinese film called Hero made in 2002 and it's pretty damn good. hong kong not china Isn't Hong Kong part of China? I think they'd punch you if you said that  |
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07-28-12, 8:38 PM
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Regicide said: Plusme said: Enjolras1830 said: Plusme said: There's a Chinese film called Hero made in 2002 and it's pretty damn good. hong kong not china Isn't Hong Kong part of China? I think they'd punch you if you said that Taiwan not part of China Hong Kong not part Part of China --------- side note Watch the Chinese [ Not Hong kong made film] the Republic set in the 1911 revolution my 11 main things i rate on 1 Impact on Impact on industry both the anime and Original Manga had 2 TV Ratings in Japan [ Gross for movies Unit sales for OVAs 3 Manga Ka of the Sourcework 4 how loyal the anime stayed to its source how well the compare to other big name in its genre 5 Seiyuu casting [ how many i know by voice i use the royal I here ] 6 Impact on General Pop Culture in Japan and the West 7 Impact on Otaku Culture in Japan and the West 8 Music[ Instrumentation] 9 merchandise sales 10 art style 11 Studio who produced the anime[ and what thay have done for the industry] |
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07-28-12, 8:51 PM
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not in any particular order: Lord of The Rings: The Two Towers A Moment To Remember 28 Days Later |
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07-28-12, 11:49 PM
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The Fountain The Butterfly Effect The Men who Stare at Goats Donnie darko MirrorMask fight club Den siste revejakta (The Last Joint Venture (2008)) Even tho it's really means the last fox hunt *fox is a slang for weed* Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (almost 2000) Friday (who cares 5 years before 2000) Benny & Joon (1993, who cares little older)  |
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07-28-12, 11:53 PM
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Regicide said: Plusme said: Enjolras1830 said: Plusme said: There's a Chinese film called Hero made in 2002 and it's pretty damn good. hong kong not china Isn't Hong Kong part of China? I think they'd punch you if you said that my friend are from hong kong, he says he's from china, i don't think they really give a shit. the language are only a little different that's all (hohoho going there in half a year) |
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07-29-12, 12:07 AM
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inception, the avengers, batman begins, the dark knight, dark knight rises... ugh, can't think of anymore right now.  |
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07-29-12, 8:24 AM
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A Tale of Two Sisters Spirited Away Pan's Labyrinth |
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07-31-12, 11:32 AM
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Love Exposure (2008) - Sion Sono Memories of Murder (2003) - Bong Joon-ho Mind Game (2004) - Masaaki Yuasa Silenced (2011) - Hwang Dong-Hyuk (Just noticed that's not from the past decade, it doesn't really matter though) The Chaser (2008) - Na Hong-jin Modified by Flynix, 07-31-12, 11:37 AM |