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In Reply to: RE: List your top ten movies of the noughties posted by Doug Flynn on December 09, 2009 at 22:57:41
it's impossible to say which is superior to the other. All are excellent, some are groundbreaking; they come from many different countries, many cultures.
Love and Honor
The Hidden Blade
Mysterious Object at Noon
Pusher
4 Months, 3 Weeks, and 2 Days
Still Life
Alice Neel
Manda Bala
Bus 174
The Outskirts
Life on Earth: 2000 Seen By
Last Life in the Universe
Mother and Son
Let the Right On In
12:08 East of Bucharest
Japon
Audition
Toni Takitami
Joint Security Area
Days of Being Wild
Nobody Knows
Memories of Murder
Werckmeister Harmonies
Travellers and Magicians
The Wind Will Carry Us
Roads to Koktebel
Lilya 4-Ever
27 films, I think, and what a great decade they prove. I imagine I forgot quite a few along the way, as well.
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unless one counts only Hollywood movies and then it could probably be trimmed down to 5.
J.B.
I did see "Let the right one in," but not "Let the right on in." Didn't know you were such a fan of Republicans.
I'm surprise you don't have the fine flick "Planet Terror" in your list. In one of the final scenes where Cherry pulls back her blanket to expose a massive Gatling gun for a leg and blows away a mutant I just about peed on myself.
We'll have to agree to disagree about global warming until the next global cooling scare comes along
...on my DVD box of The Wind Will Carry Us it is listed as a 1999 release.
It's still a great film from a master.
and the amazing Kiarastomi quality is the same!
I believe it was a submission for 1999 Academy Award consideration.
With all the nchatter about Iranian politics some marvelous filmmaking from that country gets overlooked. A Taste Of Cherry is one of my favorite films of all time - Kiarostami is a living treasure.
somewhat sadly, that many foreign directors, especially from places like China, Thailand, Brazil, Mexico, and Denmark are ignored. Sure, Germany, England, and France have talented directors but certainly, the past decade especially, they've been overtaken and surpassed by others.
One thing is inarguable: the production from the US has tanked.
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