What is The best film since the year, 2000?
Just pick one.
Replies to: What is The best film since the year, 2000?
Crash
Officer Ryan: You think you know who you are? [Officer Hanson nods] You have no idea.
In all the years since “Crash” won best picture, this is this first time
Anyone I know has mentioned that film other than to say it was not liked.
It was not liked because it held a mirror up to who we are
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Yes and no - for me, there are many films on race relations that do that.
I think mane didn't really get into the film because it's really not a great film. I liked it for what it is I just don't see it as a great film the same way 12 Years a Slave isn't a great film (McQueen's "Widows" is a better made film and it's interesting).
We need as many of these films as possible!
I particularly like Finding Forrester
Back Door Sluts XVI.
Best dialogue since VIII.
The pianist, one of my best. What's the reason of limiting just one? Do you have hard criteria that
we can follow in order to sort out our candidates? Liberal's mind has no principles, completely arbitrary.
The Departed and Inglorious Bastards are my faves.
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I found the Departed a tad tedious
Inglorious Bastards not so much. Lots of great actors in that cast and a great story. The opening scene in the French farmhouse and the scene with Mike Myers are iconic. Pitt fucks it up a tad at spots, and as much as I like Eli Roth, he was a shitty Bear Jew. Otherwise awesome.
Inglorious Bastards clearly gets missed by most. Great film
Difficult to watch.
If you add the 90’s, I would also toss in Unforgiven as I’m a suckah for westerns.
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Battle Los Angeles
I could watch it on a loop tape.
Big Fish for me.
Gran Torino or The Departed were also worth considering. Also Finding Neverland.
I have not seen the film you rated as the best.
Those are great choices.
I'll add Gladiator, A Beautiful Mind, Road to Perdition and the entire XMen series.
I consider Game of Thrones to be a single giant masterpiece.
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Torn between Letters from Iwo Jima and La La Land.
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La Vita è Bella remains my favorite, but is was a 1997 film.
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Popular movies? No Country for Old Men
I'm sure I can find some art films or obscure ones that are better, though. I mostly watch classic movies.
Certainly. Each line of that script has heft.
"It sure is a mess, ain't it sheriff?"
"If it isn't, it'll do 'til the mess gets here"
Dumb and Dumber.
Subtitled: Decision 2016
Can’t pick one - Sully or Snakes on a Plane
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La Grande Bellezza
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