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Top 10 Movies of the Decade

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  1. RunninRaven

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    If I were a girl, I'd do her.
     
    #121 RunninRaven, Dec 3, 2009
  2. justtxyank

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    I don't think so. She's all woman in my opinion.

    But don't pretend this is the first time you've let out a little woman love.
     
    #122 justtxyank, Dec 3, 2009
  3. finalsbound

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    Wow, I totally thought High Fidelity was made before 2000 for some reason. Love that movie.
     
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  4. HeyDude

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    I like Hero a lot, but Crouching is still the better movie IMO.

    My top 10 of the decade:

    Gladiator
    LOTR trilogy
    Harry Potters
    Dark Knight
    Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon
    Casino Royal
    Monsters Inc
    The Departed
    Kill Bills
    High Fidelity
     
    #124 HeyDude, Dec 3, 2009
  5. moestavern19

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    As far as the "animated" releases go, I did like Up and Kung-Fu Panda.


    Another Comedy that I should mention is the classic Harold and Kumar Go To White Castle.
     
    #125 moestavern19, Dec 3, 2009
  6. HeyDude

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    I second Kung Fu panda, great movie. I have Up in blu ray at home, plan to watch it tonight :cool:
     
    #126 HeyDude, Dec 3, 2009
  7. RunninRaven

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    I think Kung Fu Panda's release was the only year Dreamworks actually outdid Pixar (Wall-E).
     
    #127 RunninRaven, Dec 3, 2009
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    4 Rooms
    voted 10 times
     
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  9. Wakko67

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    Just 10 off the top of my head. No order.

    300
    Dark Knight
    Lucky Number Slevin
    Inglourious Basterds
    Snatch
    Gladiator
    Moon
    LOTR
    O Brother Where Art Thou
    Shaun of the Dead
     
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    1. Old Boy- Best revenge movie of all time. I think Chan-wook Park has Scorsese like talent.
    2. The Lord of the Rings Trilogy- Epic filmmaking on an unprecedented scale.
    3.Pan's Labyrinth- Guillermo Del Toro is all kinds of badass.
    4. No Country For Old Men- Haunting and powerful. The Coen Brothers are incredible.
    5. Memento- Incredibly compelling. More than a structural trick.
    6. Kill Bill series- I don't care who Tarantino stole from, these flicks ruled.
    7. Children of Men- In a decade of dystopian movies (and with such a miserable, depressing future realized), this one was the best of the lot.
    8.The Incredibles- It may be a little neo-fascist at heart, but it was fantastic. Incredible, even.
    9. Grizzly Man- This documentary could also be called Dueling Crazies. Between the insane title character who died on his quest to commune with bears and the filmmaker, Werner Herzog, this broke the nutbar meter for all time.
    10. The King of Kong- A little documentary about video games that revealed a whole lot more.
     
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  11. droxford

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    Dude. That was in 1995.
     
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  13. ClutchCityReturns

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    Am I the only one to mention these two movies?

    Cinderella Man
    Munich

    I've skimmed all 7 pages but didn't see either. I realize Munich is polarizing so I don't expect everyone to love it, but I know several people in my personal life who did. I figure someone on this board would too.
     
    #133 ClutchCityReturns, Dec 3, 2009
  14. moestavern19

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    I've got it in my Netflix queue, but I'm on a PT Anderson kick right now, so I'll get to it eventually.
     
    #134 moestavern19, Dec 3, 2009
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    I can't believe only one person nominated The Fountain, great movie if you have an open mind. Highly recommended.
     
    #135 H-townhero, Dec 3, 2009
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    Aimee And Jaguar
    The Lives Of Others
    City Of God
    In America
    Adaptation
    Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind
    Mulholland Drive
    Brokeback Mountain
    Max
    Hedwig And the Angry Inch
     
    #136 plcmts17, Dec 3, 2009
  17. percicles

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    not suprised there's lots of fan boys here.

    No paticular order.

    Y Tu Mama tambien
    Amores Perros
    Old Boy
    YiYi
    Dark Knight
    In the Mood for Love
    The Royal Tenenbaums
    Mulholland Dr.
    The Pianist
    Where the Wild Things Are.
     
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    I'm surprised only a few people have mentioned City of God.

    ...Or maybe I just like it way more than others.
     
    #138 wakkoman, Dec 3, 2009
  19. percicles

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    It was great but not top ten worthy.
     
    #139 percicles, Dec 3, 2009
  20. Harrisment

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    In no order:

    The Royal Tennenbaums
    American Psycho
    Forgetting Sarah Marshall
    The Dark Knight
    Memento
    Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
    LOTR trilogy
    High Fidelity
    Lost in Translation
    Garden State
    The Darjeeling Limited
     
    #140 Harrisment, Dec 3, 2009
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