What is the best movie that you see ever?

Mohammad Dayyan

Thanks , what is your best movie in 2009 ?

Jorgen Andersson

My incomplete list in no particular order: The usual suspects Kellys Heroes Alien Reservoir Dogs Das Boot Seven Samurai (七人の侍) <edit> Le grand bleu Nikita Léon </edit>

Todd Smith

_Mohammad_ wrote:

Thanks , what is your best movie in 2009 ?

Julie & Julia :-\

Todd Smith

Bassam Saoud

The Hang Over

ragnaroknrol

Todd Smith wrote:

Leon the Professional

Why did I not remember that one?!

Chris Austin

Not in any particular order and just off the top of my head. - The Big Lebowski - The 5th Element - Dogma - Tropic Thunder - Tombstone (Kurt Russel, Sam Elliot, Val Kilmer) - Weird Science - The Iron Monkey

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TommyTomToms

Sin City The Machinist American Psycho Waking Life Legend of 1900 Watchmen Sweeney Todd

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American Beauty Underground The Cook, the Thief, His Wife and Her Lover Eyes wide Shut Donnie Darko Memento Requiem for a dream No country for old men The Matrix Non ci resta che piangere A Clockwork Orange Le charme discret de la bourgeoisie Natural born killers The Big Lebowski (random order) :-D

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Pete OHanlon

A best movies list is a highly subjective one, but I'd recommend these (not all post-2000): The Usual Suspects Pulp Fiction Reservoir Dogs Gladiator Seven Pretty much all Pixar films (even though Cars is a shameless rip-off of Doc Hollywood) The Magnificent Seven Bullitt Dirty Harry Rocky (and Rocky 2) The God Father (1 and 2) Airplane Top Secret (A Movie) The Naked Gun Blazing Saddles The Life of Brian The Quest for the Holy Grail Salems Lot The Shining The Evil Dead trilogy The Lord of the Rings trilogy Schindlers List The Silence Of The Lambs The French Connection Apocalypse Now The Deer Hunter Local Hero Spinal Tap Blade Runner Grosse Point Blank Crash (simply one of the best pieces of plotting I've ever seen) Frost/Nixon Watchmen The Dark Knight

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Jörgen Andersson wrote:

Kellys Heroes

Oddball !!?!! What is this a ball game????

MikeMarq

I'm not a huge movie watcher so I probably missed some but these would be my picks for just last decade: Action Sci-Fi Drama ect... Termintor 3 The Butterfly Effect Gladiator The Matrix Longitude (TV movie but still pretty good) Terminator Salvation (not as good as T2 or T3 but still a good movie) Comedy Wedding Crashers Idiocracy Borat Talladega Nights Blades of Glory

Stuart Dootson

Why limit yourself to after 2000? You're cutting out 95% of the really good films! Leon Amelie (I may be a bloke and a geek, but it's a great film) A Matter of Life and Death Dr Strangelove Most of Miyazaki's films - but start with Howl's Moving Castle And as for the people who recommend Watchmen…why? It's hideous! Read the book instead!!!!

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Mohammad Dayyan

Stuart Dootson wrote:

Why limit yourself to after 2000? You're cutting out 95% of the really good films!

Because of I absorbed on Visual effect ;) Most of the film before 2000 didn't have any cool visual effects ! I also interested in Science Fiction movies. I don't know many movies in this genre.

Pete OHanlon

Great story lines are much more important than visual effects. The best films tend to be ones where you don't even notice the effects because you are so engrossed in the story.

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Stuart Dootson

Forget visual effects - look at the story telling, the acting - that's what makes a film! Really! As for SF films..there's been some real stinkers (and I love my SF!)…but: the first two Star Wars films 2001 A Clockwork Orange Alien Aliens First two Terminator films

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Pete O'Hanlon wrote:

The best films tend to be ones where you don't even notice the effects because you are so engrossed in the story.

And the pr0n movies are a perfect example of this!

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MikeMarq

_Mohammad_ wrote:

Most of the film before 2000 didn't have any cool visual effects !

I'd have to say the opposite. All of the post 2000 sci-fi movies with the exception of the the later Terminator movies seem to overuse computer graphics. Maybe it's just me but all the CG effects look unrealistic and cartoonish to me and I can always tell when a movie uses them. I hate to say it but the original Star Wars (before Lucas remade it) had better special effects than any of the prequals or for that matter any of the advertisements for Avatar and Star Wars was released in 1977!

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Showgirls

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Random Harvest Prisoner of Zenda (Ronald Coleman or Stewart Granger versions)

Robert Surtees

The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the Eighth Dimension