Early-Mid 2000 flicks

[Fez Hammersticks]

Going with the theme of the 90's movie thread, what moves earlier in this decade were your favorites?

 

[Fez Hammersticks]

 

[Mamba]

Gladiator. Training day. Man on fire.

 

[BigVolcano]

Memento, Gladiator, City of God, Snatch.

 

[Buzz Killington]

Zoolander, Old School, Boiler Room, American Psycho, Eurotrip

 

[MrSelfDestruct]

In no order:

Lost in Translation
Vanilla Sky (hated by many, I really enjoyed it though)
Catch Me if You Can
Almost Famous
Eternal Sunshine
Lord of the Rings Trilogy
Mystic River
Garden State
Memento

Edit:

Almost forgot-

High Fidelity

 

[Fez Hammersticks]

Eurotrip was balls. Highly disappointing!

Lost In Translation was slow going but a smart comedy. Love this movie.

Another smart comedy I liked is 'Sideways' with Paul Giamatti. "I am NOT drinking any fucking Merlot!"

 

[Buzz Killington]

Eurotrip was awesome!

Mescuzzi!

 

[STOMP]

Sin City was an all time favorite

STOMP

 

[Nate4Prez]

The Cast at the 2:04 mark says it all
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Also:
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[mook]

Memento
Lord of the Rings (whole series)
WALL-E
Sin City
Donnie Darko
There Will Be Blood
Sideways
40 Year Old Virgin
Bourne Movies
Where the Wild Things Are
Avatar

 

[mook]

Since I have toddlers and I'm forced to watch a stupid amount of kids films, I'd also add Ratatouille and Up. Those two and WALL-E are the only three kids films from this decade I can stand to watch as repeatedly as the kids demand.

 

[mook]

I didn't include Where the Wild Things Are in my prior post because I don't really think of it as a kid's film, although kids like it. It's really more of an honest window for adults to see how terrifying and weird and other-worldly being a kid can be. It's amazing how easy it is to forget.

 

[STOMP]

"I caught you a delicious bass"

 

[maxiep]

"The Lives of Others" or "Das Leben Der Anderen". The best German movie since "Das Boot".

 

[bigbailes]

I didn't include Where the Wild Things Are in my prior post because I don't really think of it as a kid's film, although kids like it. It's really more of an honest window for adults to see how terrifying and weird and other-worldly being a kid can be. It's amazing how easy it is to forget.

i was talking to someone about this movie tonight. i have yet to see it but the only people who say good things about it seem to be the critics and random people on sites like this one. no one i know personally, who has seen the movie, has anything good to say about it.

 

[Fez Hammersticks]

ELIZABETHTOWN! (2005)

Based on a story of a Nike shoe designer who lost the company a billion dollars and just when he received the news his father died. He has an interesting trip back to Kentucky to bring his father home.

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[mook]

i was talking to someone about this movie tonight. i have yet to see it but the only people who say good things about it seem to be the critics and random people on sites like this one. no one i know personally, who has seen the movie, has anything good to say about it.

Well clearly you aren't hanging with the right class of people!