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I think it's been a pretty good time for movies recently. Being bored at work I decide to list my favourite 10 from the last few years. If you haven't seen any of these then they are highly recommended.
1) Amelie
2) LOTR Trilogy
3) Moulin Rouge
4) Donnie Darko
5) The Thin Red Line
6) Fight Club
7) Punch Drunk Love
8) Spirited Away
9) The Man Who Wasn't There
10) Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon
Also enjoyed Ringu, Y Tu Mama Tambien and About Schmidt
Still to see and expect to enjoy: City of God, Lost in Translation, The Last Samurai and Igby Goes Down.
That is all.
Surely that's 12 movies?
Donnie Darko and Kill Bill are on my list. Can't think of any others at the moment.
Don't forget Memento and Adaptation.
Yeah i was counting LOTR as one because as a whole they are spectacular.
I meant to have adaptation on my 'to see' list. Memento was great too but I think i need to watch it again.
Posted by
Grim..., 13:49, 7th January 2004:
No Nemo?
Not seen it. Not really in a rush to either. I'll catch it when it comes on tv i think.
Dunno how far back you are going but what about Shawshank Redemption?
err, probably not that far. otherwise we'd be talking about Citizen Kane and Gone with the wind.
Shawshank was wonderful but it was out in '94 i think which is a bit far back for what I was meaning. It is great though.
Posted by
Grim..., 15:56, 7th January 2004:
Well, you did include Fight Club - that's pretty old now.
Posted by
cal, 15:56, 7th January 2004:
my faves:
Amelie
Donnie Darko
Fight Club
Punch Drunk Love
Spirited Away
Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon
Igby Goes Down
The Powerpuff Girls, The Movie
Requiem for a Dream
i watched the first half of City of God last night - good stuff
Fight Club was '99 or 2000 was it not. So pretty old but not that bad.
Posted by
Grim..., 16:18, 7th January 2004:
Hey, you can put 'Alien (2003 Rexmix)' in your list =]
I was wondering about that because it blew me away in the cinema.
Posted by
arsepuppy, 16:28, 7th January 2004:
Actually, that was me. I was hungry.
Posted by
Brock, 16:37, 7th January 2004:
Nice gag.
Spit next time...
Well i would extend my recent movie film list to include shawshank, cos its so awesome :)
Posted by
arsepuppy, 17:11, 7th January 2004:
It's ten years old though!
Posted by
beargod, 17:13, 7th January 2004:
Nemo was not really that great as a storyline, I would not pay to see it, not when i have ice age, monsters inc etc
Posted by
arsepuppy, 17:14, 7th January 2004:
Never saw the excitement behind Fight Club, myself. Twas just OK.
'Man Who Wasn't There' is ace though.
Posted by
arsepuppy, 17:14, 7th January 2004:
Pitt was cool in it though.
Posted by
arsepuppy, 17:15, 7th January 2004:
William Pitt.
Posted by
arsepuppy, 17:15, 7th January 2004:
Arm Pitt
Posted by
arsepuppy, 17:15, 7th January 2004:
Slash's Snake Pitt.
Posted by
arsepuppy, 17:15, 7th January 2004:
Pitt a Bread.
I'll stop now.
Posted by
arsepuppy, 17:17, 7th January 2004:
Ringu is ace too. Still want to see Y Tu Mama Tambien. Possibly a blind DVD purchase, that one.
Posted by
beargod, 17:36, 7th January 2004:
Pingu?
Posted by
arsepuppy, 17:53, 7th January 2004:
GREAT *THUD* MARTY!!
HEAVY!!
WHAT'S WEIGHT GOT TO DO WITH IT?
Fine then AP if you wanna be pedantic i will include it in my best films of the 90's :P
Worthy of blind purchase AP. It's excellent.
Teenage nympho lesbians - now that was a good film. :o)