Friday, September 4, 2009

Best Of 2003

Wow...this is getting harder and harder...I keep forgetting about some films and also there are alot of films that i loved back in 2003 but haven't really watched since then and films that I thought were not as good but have seen many time since....well anywho, here is the top films of 2003.....

p.s - The list is now the top 15 because toooooooo many good films!

1. FINDING NEMO
2. LOTR: THE RETURN OF THE KING
3. KILL BILL VOL. 1
4. 21 GRAMS
5. LOST IN TRANSLATION
6. AMERICAN SPLENDOR
7. MASTER AND COMMANDER
8. BIG FISH
9. TRIPLETS OF BELLEVILLE
10.STATION AGENT
11. PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN
12. CAPTURING THE FRIEDMANS
13. SPELLBOUND
14.MYSTIC RIVER
15. IN AMERICA
Honorable mentions: Elf, Love Actually, X2, 13, School Of Rock, Monster

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  1. SullySeptember 6, 2009 at 4:54 PM

    Dear Academy,

    Here are 20 movies that were all better than Best Picture Nominee, Seabiscuit.

    You suck,

    Mike

    20. A Mighty Wind. "A Kiss at the End of the Rainbow" was a classic, and should have won Best Song if the Academy wasn't bent on having Return of the King go 11-for-11.

    19. Whale Rider. Keisha Castle-Hughes was amazing, and I've never seen a movie about New Zealand before.

    18. The Cooler. Alec Baldwin rocks.

    17. Thirteen. Its autobiographical nature makes it that much more disturbing. Holly Hunter is rediculous, and Evan Rachel Wood makes her breakthrough. Props to Nikki Reed for writing this true-to-life tale.

    16. American Splendor. Comic book/fiction/documentary. Here's to Harvey Pekar.

    15. Spellbound. Freaklin' h-i-l-a-r-i-o-u-s.

    14. X2: X-Men United. The opening sequence = sick.

    13. The Last Samurai. A glorified tribute of honor, self-reliance, and character. A great metaphor for what's going on right now.

    12. Love Actually. An all-time classic romantic comedy.

    11. The Triplets of Belleville. Unlike any other animated feature you'll ever see.

    10. Monster. Charlize Theron gets ugly and delivers an all-time Top 10 performance by a lead actress.

    9. Master and Commander. Classic tale of cat-and-house. Peter Weir is remarkable.

    8. Shattered Glass. Great take on journalism ... or lack thereof. I KNEW Haden Christensen could act!

    7. Mystic River. While a bit overdone, it's a character study of intense emotion, confusion, misinformation, and tragedy. You could just say, "It's Eastwood."

    6. Big Fish. Chase your dreams; you may not know the legacy you'll leave in the eyes of others.

    5. 21 Grams. See Mystic River, but double it. I think Sean Penn is depressed.

    4. Lost in Translation. Sophia's triumph. Bill's Triumph.

    3. Kill Bill, Vol. 2. Bill's monologue on Superman steals the show.

    2. Finding Nemo. Pixar's best.

    1. Lord of the Rings - The Return of the King. What else can you say, other than "epic."

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