vsprincess
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Post your top 10! But you gotta give reasons....
OK, it's two months early, but excepting last minute surprises...
10.Star Trek (2009)
Dir JJ Abrams, Scr Roberto Orci, Alex Kurtzman
Blockbusters have been ruined by a combination of pandering to comic book geeks who never grew up, and coroporate suits. Star Trek is the only great and proper-fun live-action blockbuster of the decade. Just like Grandma used to make, only swisher.
9. The Motorcycle Diaries (2004)
Dir Walter Salles, Scr Ernesto 'Che' Guevara, Alberto Granado, Jose Rivera
Mesmerising film that pulls a spectacular trick - nailing an icon as a very ordinary person, then somehow leaving you with the impression he was anything but. Fascinating, thought provoking and engrossing, with a classic score too.
8. Wall E (2008)
Dir Andrew Stanton, Scr Andrew Stanton, Pete Docter, Jim Reardon
It may never top its first 20 minutes, which is some of the greatest cinema ever made, but it never slips below excellent either. A very smart and entertaining satire.
7. Up (2009)
Dir Pete Docter, Bob Peterson, Scr Pete Docter, Bob Peterson
More heart in a terraflop of pixels than is conceivable. Has a 5-minute sequence near the beginning that is actually just slightly beyond perfect.
6. Donnie Darko (2001)
Dir Richard Kelly, Scr Richard Kelly
That rarest of beasts - a borderline-incomphrensible film that is genuinely brilliant. Specactular atmosphere and characters bursting with an abundance of ideas.
5. Children Of Men (2006)
Dir Alfonso Cuar
OK, it's two months early, but excepting last minute surprises...
10.Star Trek (2009)
Dir JJ Abrams, Scr Roberto Orci, Alex Kurtzman
Blockbusters have been ruined by a combination of pandering to comic book geeks who never grew up, and coroporate suits. Star Trek is the only great and proper-fun live-action blockbuster of the decade. Just like Grandma used to make, only swisher.
9. The Motorcycle Diaries (2004)
Dir Walter Salles, Scr Ernesto 'Che' Guevara, Alberto Granado, Jose Rivera
Mesmerising film that pulls a spectacular trick - nailing an icon as a very ordinary person, then somehow leaving you with the impression he was anything but. Fascinating, thought provoking and engrossing, with a classic score too.
8. Wall E (2008)
Dir Andrew Stanton, Scr Andrew Stanton, Pete Docter, Jim Reardon
It may never top its first 20 minutes, which is some of the greatest cinema ever made, but it never slips below excellent either. A very smart and entertaining satire.
7. Up (2009)
Dir Pete Docter, Bob Peterson, Scr Pete Docter, Bob Peterson
More heart in a terraflop of pixels than is conceivable. Has a 5-minute sequence near the beginning that is actually just slightly beyond perfect.
6. Donnie Darko (2001)
Dir Richard Kelly, Scr Richard Kelly
That rarest of beasts - a borderline-incomphrensible film that is genuinely brilliant. Specactular atmosphere and characters bursting with an abundance of ideas.
5. Children Of Men (2006)
Dir Alfonso Cuar