Anything good out there? Or maybe you're just watching cable TV or Netflix or old classics. What's the best movie you've see so far this year?

I haven't yet gone to any movies this year. I've been watching a bunch of DVDs, but they've all been Doctor Who episodes.

TMPletz said:

me neither and my blockbuster has free movies all feb - I could be watching a dvd every night this month for FREE!

I haven't even gone there yet!

charlottegelin said:

The Blockbuster that was closest to me closed down. That's okay, though. I hadn't rented from there in a year.

TMPletz said:

you AND all their other customers! no wonder!

charlottegelin said:

Maybe if they had a porn section, they'd still be operating.

TMPletz said:

maybe they will re-open as SexyLand!

I've seen six movies. The best of the lot being...



The Best of Youth

Next in line being...


Rocco and His Brothers

And lastly...


Unknown White Male

heartbeatocean said:

Hey is that at the cinema now or on DVD? ... I heard about that a while ago..

TMPletz said:

Here, your t-shirt;

best movie i've seen so far this year is match point, though i don't think it's close to being on dvd yet.

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HamsterHuey said:

I want one of those!

I saw Wedding Crashers..... on DVD.... Love that movie....

Also, saw American Wedding over the weekend as well as The Transporter 2 (which sucked!!!)

JPW said:

It showed at Sundance in January I think? It opened in San Fran this weekend. I saw a preview screening with the director. Really fascinating.

(For those of you who don't know, it's a documentary about a real case of amnesia)

Tom said:

I've still got to see this. It's success seems like a brush fire taking off across the plains.

Wedding Crashers ruled except for when Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson wimped out at the end and got all sappy. But at least they hooked up with babes.

Spats said:

But I thought you saw that last year!

TransAmerica!



The acting was phenominal, the storyline was refreshing, and it deserves much more "hype" than Brokeback Mountain, in terms of tolerance.

Narnia
i did like the producers tho

but Narnia was great

the "Chronic-what?!-cles of Narnia" for that movie "I'd drop another Hamilton like my name was Aaron Burr"

CoJones said:

!!

SammiJ said:

I second that. The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe was one of my favorite books as a child so I had high expectations from Narnia the movie. Oh yeah, they were met.

heartbeatocean said:

Kind of late (these movies were from last year) but my picks are:

"Stay", "Broken Flowers" and "The Aristocrats"...

Neversin.
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Neversin said:

I wanted to rent "Broken Flowers" but the clerk said it was really bad and I felt like a moron so I put it back and got the safe "Wedding Crashers". I should have asked the guy what he thought of Bill Murray's lastest movies, though.


BTW, the two movies I saw at the show I saw in the same week. I saw the oscar nominated "Capote", with an amazing should win performance by Phillip Seymour Hoffman (same goes for Catherine Keener). And than I saw a movie that will surely be up next year....the arthouse favorite "Big Momma's House 2". Of course not as good as the first but some really big laughs (the Bo Derek scene had me laughing my ass off).

VinnyM27 said:

Aw, man, Broken Flowers was #2 on my top ten list of all movies I watched last year (I watch a lot of movies), but I love everything by Jim Jarmusch. Capote was #10 on my list. I agree, Hoffman should win.

Best movie this year has been, uh...

Byron said:

Come on...spit it out...

heartbeatocean said:

I haven't seen any this year...

Byron said:

it's okay...