Glitter was better than Gigli. At least it had a few laffs.

No fair to put the whole Lord of the Rings trilogy. The best of the three was the third one, so I'll go with that in a tie with "Babel" and "Amores Perros"

SIDEWAYS!!!!

Didn't you just ask this a few blogs ago??

in the mood for love
amores perros
amelie
city of god
royal tenembaums
requiem for a dream
spirited away
traffic
little miss sunshine
snatch

City of God

City of Men

But not City of Angels

Biodome

Hot Fuzz!

It has everything.

Seriously though There Will Be Blood is fantastic but still I love Hot Fuzz with every fire of my being.

I also love City of God, Amelie, Gomorrah, The Dark Knight, Pan's Labyrinth, and The Royal Tenenbaums.

You cannot rip the movies of this decade.

Also The Room:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCj8sPCWfUw

From what I've seen over the last ten years, here is how I'd rank them:

1.) United 93 (NOT 'Flight 93')
2.) King of Kong (documentary)
3.) American Splendor
4.) Y Tu Mama Tambien
5.) Sideways
6.) Slumdog Millionaire
7.) Jesus Camp (one scary ass documentary)
8.) Grizzly Man (documentary)
9.) City of God
10.) No Country For Old Men
11.) There Will Be Blood
12.) Sugar
13.) The Wrestler

Brokeback Mountain

No Country For Old Men

Pan's Labyrinth

The Hurt Locker was awesome this year.

Nine in the musical category.

You've seen "Nine"?? Do tell.

MULHOLLAND DRIVE and THE INCREDIBLES

the decade isn't done yet.

That is true, still lots of movies coming out. I haven't seen The Hurt Locker but for some reason thinking about that makes me want to include District 9 which blows all of the overrated sci-fi of this past decade out of the water, not to mention more bang for your buck budget-wise.

"Brokeback Mountain."

Like "Lolita" before it, a fiercely true love story.

Hands down, no other option, "Brokeback Mountain" -- a classic for the ages.

monster!

I thought "Brokeback" was a bore and I the main characters weren't sympathetic and mumbled all their lines. All the ones mentioned are sucky except "The Pianist". Movies have sucked since the 90s.

THE THIRD LORD OF THE RINGS MOVIE SUCKED---chris lee was edited out of the 3 hour theatrical movie...three boring hours and no chris lee?!?!

and this from fanboy nerd jackson who had forrest ackerman in a movie!

The Lord of The Rings Trilogy.

The Pianist

Crash,

The Devil Wears Prada,

Hotel Rwanda,

Good Night and Good Luck,

Lust:Caution,

Pollack,

Actually, there was a little sleeper movie I found fascinating,

Blindness starring Julianna Moore. I really liked that film.

Easy, films with a gay lead character who didn't die at the end! ...errr, if I can think of one...

sideways is the only one I loved- and thats mostly cos i to am a failed writer- general all around loser- -
but the rest, man you are right , they were all ok at best - and the last four years have been the worst- and its almost like the more serious the movie the worse it was...

so, then how about the incredibles?

actually was oh brother where are thou in the last ten years? cos that was great ..

and city of god was great too
but not much else

1. Brokeback Mountain
2. The Pianist
3. City of God
4. Spring Summer Fall Winter...Spring
5. Water
6. Almost Famous
7. Wall-E
8. A Very Long Engagement
9. Cache
10. There Will Be Blood

Have not yet seen A Prophet or The White Ribbon, ostensible contenders.

Runners-up: Sunshine (2000), Bad Education, Edge of Heaven, 4 Months 3 Weeks 2 Days, Atonement

Brokeback Mountain.

It was a cultural phenom, it won umpteen million awards (all but the Oscar, though who cares about that, look at their inferior winners list thru the years), is relevant, and was artfully done and moving. Heath Ledger was incredible, as the NY Times said, as good as anything ever done by Brando or Sean Penn. For the record, I'm not gay, people should try to see past that and appreciate this movie for the artistic triumph it is.

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