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|  | Top Ten of 2005 « Thread Started on Jan 15, 2006, 2:32pm » | |
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ginger New Member
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Joined: Sept 2005 Posts: 20 Karma: 2 |  | Re: Top Ten of 2005 « Reply #1 on Jan 15, 2006, 9:47pm » | |
To recap, Stoopid's top ten is...
Good Night and Good Luck King Kong Brokeback Mountain Batman Begins Munich Revenge of the Sith (That's RIGHT, I put a Star Wars movie on here!) Serenity Howl's Moving Castle Wallace and Gromit and the Curse of the Were-Rabbit Sin City
Mine is a little different... althought there is some overlap.
Munich - this is my favorite movie last year Serenity - must give props Howl's Moving Castle - this is now my favorite Miyazaki movie Batman Begins - best comic book movie ever, and I love comic book movies Crash - very good all around Walk the Line - I liked this better than Ray The Constant Gardener - Rachel Weisz acts, really Millions - this movie is underappreciated Hustle & Flow - still humming it Wedding Crashers - I was surprised by how funny this movie was.
I did omit Brokeback Mountain. It was good, I'm just not sure it moved me in any way. I feel like Brokeback is the Million Dollar Baby of this year, and Munich is the under-appreciated Aviator. I wasn't as affected by Heath Ledger's character as I was by, say, the girls from Eat Drink Man Woman. All the movies on this list affected me personally. That's fair, right?
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Justin Guest
|  | Re: Top Ten of 2005 « Reply #2 on Jan 24, 2006, 2:00am » | |
I gotta say that Batman Begins is the best comics movie ever, but the original Superman is still as good as there has ever been. The Spiderman series is the most consistent so far. Back to the present list for 05. WALK THE LINE is amazing, but I think that's because great acting is what I always look for in a film. WEDDING CRASHERS is the movie of the year, in my mind. I need to say something controversial, so I gotta throw a vote in for all of Johnny Knoxville's hard work this year: Dukes of Hazzard and The Ringer are two of the best movies of the year! Argue that if you dare, all of you forum posters out there! Take me on, I dare you!!!!
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ginger New Member
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Joined: Sept 2005 Posts: 20 Karma: 2 |  | Re: Top Ten of 2005 « Reply #3 on Jan 24, 2006, 6:27pm » | |
The funny thing about "The Ringer" is that this guy in my writing class, Cameron Litvack (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1195342/), pitched an idea something like this, or talked about it, or something, and we all told him instantly how awful it was, so I'm not sure how this got through the most rudimentary of screening processes.
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Justin Guest
|  | Re: Top Ten of 2005 « Reply #4 on Feb 6, 2006, 3:37am » | |
Johnny Knoxville read it and said he liked it. That's what got it through. I'm just guessing. Doesn't matter! It's a film about strength of performance more than strength of writing. As you're watching, you just soak up the Knoxville. Kick me in the nuts and put it on MTV, that guy is one fine acting dude!!!!!
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