Well we've seen another decade come and go and your getting your "Top 10 Movies of the decade" lists coming out from all over the place now. So hows about you? I'll start off with my top 10 movies of the decade.
Honorable Mention: Shaun Of The Dead ( 2004 )
#10 Ghost World ( 2001 )
#9 Up In The Air ( 2009 )
#8 The Dark Knight ( 2008 )
#7 Matchstick Men ( 2003 )
#6 The Wrestler ( 2008 )
#5 American Psycho ( 2000 )
#4 Pans Labyrinth ( 2006 )
#3 Wall E ( 2008 )
#2 Into The Wild ( 2007 )
#1 Sin City ( 2005 )
How about everyone else?
Honorable Mention: Shaun Of The Dead ( 2004 )
#10 Ghost World ( 2001 )
#9 Up In The Air ( 2009 )
#8 The Dark Knight ( 2008 )
#7 Matchstick Men ( 2003 )
#6 The Wrestler ( 2008 )
#5 American Psycho ( 2000 )
#4 Pans Labyrinth ( 2006 )
#3 Wall E ( 2008 )
#2 Into The Wild ( 2007 )
#1 Sin City ( 2005 )
How about everyone else?
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Well we've seen another decade come and go and your getting your "Top 10 Movies of the decade" lists coming out from all over the place now. So hows about you? I'll start off with my top 10 movies of the decade.
Honorable Mention: Shaun Of The Dead ( 2004 )
#10 Ghost World ( 2001 )
#9 Up In The Air ( 2009 )
#8 The Dark Knight ( 2008 )
#7 Matchstick Men ( 2003 )
#6 The Wrestler ( 2008 )
#5 American Psycho ( 2000 )
#4 Pans Labyrinth ( 2006 )
#3 Wall E ( 2008 )
#2 Into The Wild ( 2007 )
#1 Sin City ( 2005 )
How about everyone else?
Honorable Mention: Shaun Of The Dead ( 2004 )
#10 Ghost World ( 2001 )
#9 Up In The Air ( 2009 )
#8 The Dark Knight ( 2008 )
#7 Matchstick Men ( 2003 )
#6 The Wrestler ( 2008 )
#5 American Psycho ( 2000 )
#4 Pans Labyrinth ( 2006 )
#3 Wall E ( 2008 )
#2 Into The Wild ( 2007 )
#1 Sin City ( 2005 )
How about everyone else?
in no order:
Kung Fu Hustle
The Wrestler
Planet Terror
Gran Torino
Hot Fuzz
Trick r Treat
X-Men 2
Ready to Rumble
Anvil: The Story of Anvil
Land Of The Dead
Kung Fu Hustle
The Wrestler
Planet Terror
Gran Torino
Hot Fuzz
Trick r Treat
X-Men 2
Ready to Rumble
Anvil: The Story of Anvil
Land Of The Dead
10. The Dark Knight (2008)
9. Spirited Away (2001)
8. Letters From Iwo Jima (2006)
7. District 9 (2009)
6. Oldboy (2003)
5. Mind Game (2004)
4. A Bittersweet Life (2005)
3. The Departed (2007)
2. Requiem For A Dream (2000)
1. City of God (2002)
Or something close to that.
9. Spirited Away (2001)
8. Letters From Iwo Jima (2006)
7. District 9 (2009)
6. Oldboy (2003)
5. Mind Game (2004)
4. A Bittersweet Life (2005)
3. The Departed (2007)
2. Requiem For A Dream (2000)
1. City of God (2002)
Or something close to that.
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10. The Dark Knight (2008)
9. Spirited Away (2001)
8. Letters From Iwo Jima (2006)
7. District 9 (2009)
6. Oldboy (2003)
5. Mind Game (2004)
4. A Bittersweet Life (2005)
3. The Departed (2007)
2. Requiem For A Dream (2000)
1. City of God (2002)
Or something close to that.
9. Spirited Away (2001)
8. Letters From Iwo Jima (2006)
7. District 9 (2009)
6. Oldboy (2003)
5. Mind Game (2004)
4. A Bittersweet Life (2005)
3. The Departed (2007)
2. Requiem For A Dream (2000)
1. City of God (2002)
Or something close to that.
BenJamin
486 Posts
15 years, 6 months ago
10. One Hour Photo (2002)
9. Zoolander (2001)
8. Star Trek (2009)
7. Iron Man (2008)
6. Spider-Man 2 (2004)
5. Old Skool (2003)
4. Cast Away (2000)
3. Superbad (2007)
2. Borat (2006)
1. Wedding Crashers (2005)
9. Zoolander (2001)
8. Star Trek (2009)
7. Iron Man (2008)
6. Spider-Man 2 (2004)
5. Old Skool (2003)
4. Cast Away (2000)
3. Superbad (2007)
2. Borat (2006)
1. Wedding Crashers (2005)
Donnie Darko
Juno
Little Miss Sunshine
Borat
Big Fish
Pan's Labyrinth
Pay It Forward
Be Kind, Rewind
etc, etc, etc
Juno
Little Miss Sunshine
Borat
Big Fish
Pan's Labyrinth
Pay It Forward
Be Kind, Rewind
etc, etc, etc
wakkos wish
jurassic park 3
10,000 BC
Avatar
king kong
lord of the rings return of the king
lord of the rings the two towers
lord of the rings fellowship of the ring
kung fu panda
in no specific order
jurassic park 3
10,000 BC
Avatar
king kong
lord of the rings return of the king
lord of the rings the two towers
lord of the rings fellowship of the ring
kung fu panda
in no specific order
old boy,city of god,requiem for a dream,the hangover,the watchmen,zombie land,perfect storm,x-men(the first one only because i wanted it since i was a kid!), ghost dog way of the samurai,kill bill 2
10. Elephant
9. Up
8. Bully
7. The Hangover
6. Slumdog Millionaire
5. Monsters Ink
4. Juno
3. Yes Man
2. The Beach
1. The Dark Knight
9. Up
8. Bully
7. The Hangover
6. Slumdog Millionaire
5. Monsters Ink
4. Juno
3. Yes Man
2. The Beach
1. The Dark Knight
This is my life :)
This going to be a tough one:
40yr Old Virgin
We Were Soldiers
Blood Diamonds
Iron Man
The Aviator
SuperBad
The Bourne Trillogy
Traffic
Kingdom of Heaven
District 9
... For now.
40yr Old Virgin
We Were Soldiers
Blood Diamonds
Iron Man
The Aviator
SuperBad
The Bourne Trillogy
Traffic
Kingdom of Heaven
District 9
... For now.
Not my definitive Top 10. I am currently working on a Top 20 Genre films article for the website.
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Not my definitive Top 10. I am currently working on a Top 20 Genre films article for the website.
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There Will Be Blood is my top film
I didn't really like The Dark Knight, I thought Batman Begins was better.
I didn't really like The Dark Knight, I thought Batman Begins was better.
There hasn't been any good movies released this decade. I mean come on, it's only been 2 days!
Here's mine...
10. The Dark Knight (2008]--One of the most amazing and dramatic action films I've seen in years. I love the late Heath Ledger's sinister portrayal of the Joker in contrast to Jack Nicholson's comedic portrayal in the 1989 Tim Burton film.
9. X-Men Trilogy (2000-2006)--One of the first big Superhero movies and new series since the abysmal and homoerotic Joel Schumacher vehicle, Batman and Robin nearly killed the genre in 1997. Hugh Jackman really stands out as the stoic anti-hero, Wolverine while Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen shine as powerful rivals Professor X and Magneto.
8. Spider-Man Trilogy (2002-2007)--I've always been a Spider-Man fan and when I heard that Hollywood was finally bringing my favorite superhero to the big screen, I was nothing short of exstatic. The first two films featured excellent storytelling, captivating character development, and terrifying villains and while I liked the third film too I felt it fell flat after about a half hour. I didn't care for Flint Marko a.k.a Sandman all that much as I didn't think he was an interesting villain. Venom, who is my all time favorite, only got about twenty minutes of screen time and was quickly thrown away with a cheap death. Then about two thirds into the movie, they had to go and make Peter Parker all emo to reflect his darker side. This never happened in the comics. All in all while I thought Spidey 3 was the weakest film in the series, the whole series is fantastic and spell binding on the whole.
7. Up (2009)--In the tradition of Pixar films, they are always reinventing themselves through animation and storytelling with each new movie continuing to set the bar. Up is no exception. I thought Up was a moving and beautiful story about a man named Carl who had lived and loved and then through the years forgot what it was like to love and feel a sense of adventure that he once had when he was a young boy. Only through meeting an eager and friendly "Wilderness Explorer" scout, Russell is Carl able is go on the journey of a lifetime and discover what he was missing in life. Up has the distinct honor of being one of only three movies I've seen in my entire life to actually make me cry in the movie theater along with Titanic and Revenge Of The Sith. Don't laugh at me about crying at a Star Wars movie. Order 66, Padme's death, and especially Anakin and Obi-Wan's final duel and Anakin's transformation into Darth Vader were all very emotional moments. I had been imagining what Obi-Wan and Anakin's final battle would be like since I was 11 years old and to finally see it on the silver screen caused me to cry buckets...But I digress...LOL
6. Transformers (2007)--Oh boy...the movie that caused me to be bitten by the Transformers bug all over again and the reason why I now have a sizable collection of Transformers toys. I'll admit it. When I heard Michael Bay was going to be directing this movie I got a little scared but then I remembered that little four-year-old boy who once had a little yellow Bumblebee mini-con action figure. That little boy was me and I remember being so crushed when I lost that toy when I think it was accidentally put in a garage sale and sold to some other little boy or girl...then 17 years later I started writing on and contributing to a little site called Retro Junk (maybe you've heard of it...LOL) and I started writing to people about all things retro including Transformers. Then I heard they were making a Transformers film and my interest was piqued. Then, I remember being at Target some months later with my aunt and then I saw it. It was a Transformers Legends class mini Bumblebee figure. I had to buy him. It was like being reunited with an old friend. Then I kind of forgot about Transformers for a while until I moved and found Bumblebee in one of my boxes packed with my G.I. Joes and other miscellaneous figures and Hot Wheels. Then I had been keeping up to date on the sequel Revenge Of The Fallen and after I saw the second movie, I started buying a bunch of the other Legends class figures to go with Bumblebee. They were neat and I loved the scale of the figures. Ahhh...Transformers. Certainly more than meets the eye.
5. The 40-Year-Old Virgin (2005)--Wow. 40-Year-Old Virgin was a funny movie and the first film that really introduced me to the comedic genius of Steve Carell and Seth Rogen. I remember sleeping over at my cousin's house quite a few years ago now and we both wanted to watch a funny movie as we always seem to do when we get together. Either that or some
10. The Dark Knight (2008]--One of the most amazing and dramatic action films I've seen in years. I love the late Heath Ledger's sinister portrayal of the Joker in contrast to Jack Nicholson's comedic portrayal in the 1989 Tim Burton film.
9. X-Men Trilogy (2000-2006)--One of the first big Superhero movies and new series since the abysmal and homoerotic Joel Schumacher vehicle, Batman and Robin nearly killed the genre in 1997. Hugh Jackman really stands out as the stoic anti-hero, Wolverine while Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen shine as powerful rivals Professor X and Magneto.
8. Spider-Man Trilogy (2002-2007)--I've always been a Spider-Man fan and when I heard that Hollywood was finally bringing my favorite superhero to the big screen, I was nothing short of exstatic. The first two films featured excellent storytelling, captivating character development, and terrifying villains and while I liked the third film too I felt it fell flat after about a half hour. I didn't care for Flint Marko a.k.a Sandman all that much as I didn't think he was an interesting villain. Venom, who is my all time favorite, only got about twenty minutes of screen time and was quickly thrown away with a cheap death. Then about two thirds into the movie, they had to go and make Peter Parker all emo to reflect his darker side. This never happened in the comics. All in all while I thought Spidey 3 was the weakest film in the series, the whole series is fantastic and spell binding on the whole.
7. Up (2009)--In the tradition of Pixar films, they are always reinventing themselves through animation and storytelling with each new movie continuing to set the bar. Up is no exception. I thought Up was a moving and beautiful story about a man named Carl who had lived and loved and then through the years forgot what it was like to love and feel a sense of adventure that he once had when he was a young boy. Only through meeting an eager and friendly "Wilderness Explorer" scout, Russell is Carl able is go on the journey of a lifetime and discover what he was missing in life. Up has the distinct honor of being one of only three movies I've seen in my entire life to actually make me cry in the movie theater along with Titanic and Revenge Of The Sith. Don't laugh at me about crying at a Star Wars movie. Order 66, Padme's death, and especially Anakin and Obi-Wan's final duel and Anakin's transformation into Darth Vader were all very emotional moments. I had been imagining what Obi-Wan and Anakin's final battle would be like since I was 11 years old and to finally see it on the silver screen caused me to cry buckets...But I digress...LOL
6. Transformers (2007)--Oh boy...the movie that caused me to be bitten by the Transformers bug all over again and the reason why I now have a sizable collection of Transformers toys. I'll admit it. When I heard Michael Bay was going to be directing this movie I got a little scared but then I remembered that little four-year-old boy who once had a little yellow Bumblebee mini-con action figure. That little boy was me and I remember being so crushed when I lost that toy when I think it was accidentally put in a garage sale and sold to some other little boy or girl...then 17 years later I started writing on and contributing to a little site called Retro Junk (maybe you've heard of it...LOL) and I started writing to people about all things retro including Transformers. Then I heard they were making a Transformers film and my interest was piqued. Then, I remember being at Target some months later with my aunt and then I saw it. It was a Transformers Legends class mini Bumblebee figure. I had to buy him. It was like being reunited with an old friend. Then I kind of forgot about Transformers for a while until I moved and found Bumblebee in one of my boxes packed with my G.I. Joes and other miscellaneous figures and Hot Wheels. Then I had been keeping up to date on the sequel Revenge Of The Fallen and after I saw the second movie, I started buying a bunch of the other Legends class figures to go with Bumblebee. They were neat and I loved the scale of the figures. Ahhh...Transformers. Certainly more than meets the eye.
5. The 40-Year-Old Virgin (2005)--Wow. 40-Year-Old Virgin was a funny movie and the first film that really introduced me to the comedic genius of Steve Carell and Seth Rogen. I remember sleeping over at my cousin's house quite a few years ago now and we both wanted to watch a funny movie as we always seem to do when we get together. Either that or some
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Here's mine...
10. The Dark Knight (2008]--One of the most amazing and dramatic action films I've seen in years. I love the late Heath Ledger's sinister portrayal of the Joker in contrast to Jack Nicholson's comedic portrayal in the 1989 Tim Burton film.
9. X-Men Trilogy (2000-2006)--One of the first big Superhero movies and new series since the abysmal and homoerotic Joel Schumacher vehicle, Batman and Robin nearly killed the genre in 1997. Hugh Jackman really stands out as the stoic anti-hero, Wolverine while Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen shine as powerful rivals Professor X and Magneto.
8. Spider-Man Trilogy (2002-2007)--I've always been a Spider-Man fan and when I heard that Hollywood was finally bringing my favorite superhero to the big screen, I was nothing short of exstatic. The first two films featured excellent storytelling, captivating character development, and terrifying villains and while I liked the third film too I felt it fell flat after about a half hour. I didn't care for Flint Marko a.k.a Sandman all that much as I didn't think he was an interesting villain. Venom, who is my all time favorite, only got about twenty minutes of screen time and was quickly thrown away with a cheap death. Then about two thirds into the movie, they had to go and make Peter Parker all emo to reflect his darker side. This never happened in the comics. All in all while I thought Spidey 3 was the weakest film in the series, the whole series is fantastic and spell binding on the whole.
7. Up (2009)--In the tradition of Pixar films, they are always reinventing themselves through animation and storytelling with each new movie continuing to set the bar. Up is no exception. I thought Up was a moving and beautiful story about a man named Carl who had lived and loved and then through the years forgot what it was like to love and feel a sense of adventure that he once had when he was a young boy. Only through meeting an eager and friendly "Wilderness Explorer" scout, Russell is Carl able is go on the journey of a lifetime and discover what he was missing in life. Up has the distinct honor of being one of only three movies I've seen in my entire life to actually make me cry in the movie theater along with Titanic and Revenge Of The Sith. Don't laugh at me about crying at a Star Wars movie. Order 66, Padme's death, and especially Anakin and Obi-Wan's final duel and Anakin's transformation into Darth Vader were all very emotional moments. I had been imagining what Obi-Wan and Anakin's final battle would be like since I was 11 years old and to finally see it on the silver screen caused me to cry buckets...But I digress...LOL
6. Transformers (2007)--Oh boy...the movie that caused me to be bitten by the Transformers bug all over again and the reason why I now have a sizable collection of Transformers toys. I'll admit it. When I heard Michael Bay was going to be directing this movie I got a little scared but then I remembered that little four-year-old boy who once had a little yellow Bumblebee mini-con action figure. That little boy was me and I remember being so crushed when I lost that toy when I think it was accidentally put in a garage sale and sold to some other little boy or girl...then 17 years later I started writing on and contributing to a little site called Retro Junk (maybe you've heard of it...LOL) and I started writing to people about all things retro including Transformers. Then I heard they were making a Transformers film and my interest was piqued. Then, I remember being at Target some months later with my aunt and then I saw it. It was a Transformers Legends class mini Bumblebee figure. I had to buy him. It was like being reunited with an old friend. Then I kind of forgot about Transformers for a while until I moved and found Bumblebee in one of my boxes packed with my G.I. Joes and other miscellaneous figures and Hot Wheels. Then I had been keeping up to date on the sequel Revenge Of The Fallen and after I saw the second movie, I started buying a bunch of the other Legends class figures to go with Bumblebee. They were neat and I loved the scale of the figures. Ahhh...Transformers. Certainly more than meets the eye.
5. The 40-Year-Old Virgin (2005)--Wow. 40-Year-Old Virgin was a funny movie and the first film that really introduced me to the comedic genius of Steve Carell and Seth Rogen. I remember sleeping over at my cousin's house quite a few years ago now and we both wanted to watch a funny movie as we always seem to do when we get together. Either that or some
10. The Dark Knight (2008]--One of the most amazing and dramatic action films I've seen in years. I love the late Heath Ledger's sinister portrayal of the Joker in contrast to Jack Nicholson's comedic portrayal in the 1989 Tim Burton film.
9. X-Men Trilogy (2000-2006)--One of the first big Superhero movies and new series since the abysmal and homoerotic Joel Schumacher vehicle, Batman and Robin nearly killed the genre in 1997. Hugh Jackman really stands out as the stoic anti-hero, Wolverine while Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen shine as powerful rivals Professor X and Magneto.
8. Spider-Man Trilogy (2002-2007)--I've always been a Spider-Man fan and when I heard that Hollywood was finally bringing my favorite superhero to the big screen, I was nothing short of exstatic. The first two films featured excellent storytelling, captivating character development, and terrifying villains and while I liked the third film too I felt it fell flat after about a half hour. I didn't care for Flint Marko a.k.a Sandman all that much as I didn't think he was an interesting villain. Venom, who is my all time favorite, only got about twenty minutes of screen time and was quickly thrown away with a cheap death. Then about two thirds into the movie, they had to go and make Peter Parker all emo to reflect his darker side. This never happened in the comics. All in all while I thought Spidey 3 was the weakest film in the series, the whole series is fantastic and spell binding on the whole.
7. Up (2009)--In the tradition of Pixar films, they are always reinventing themselves through animation and storytelling with each new movie continuing to set the bar. Up is no exception. I thought Up was a moving and beautiful story about a man named Carl who had lived and loved and then through the years forgot what it was like to love and feel a sense of adventure that he once had when he was a young boy. Only through meeting an eager and friendly "Wilderness Explorer" scout, Russell is Carl able is go on the journey of a lifetime and discover what he was missing in life. Up has the distinct honor of being one of only three movies I've seen in my entire life to actually make me cry in the movie theater along with Titanic and Revenge Of The Sith. Don't laugh at me about crying at a Star Wars movie. Order 66, Padme's death, and especially Anakin and Obi-Wan's final duel and Anakin's transformation into Darth Vader were all very emotional moments. I had been imagining what Obi-Wan and Anakin's final battle would be like since I was 11 years old and to finally see it on the silver screen caused me to cry buckets...But I digress...LOL
6. Transformers (2007)--Oh boy...the movie that caused me to be bitten by the Transformers bug all over again and the reason why I now have a sizable collection of Transformers toys. I'll admit it. When I heard Michael Bay was going to be directing this movie I got a little scared but then I remembered that little four-year-old boy who once had a little yellow Bumblebee mini-con action figure. That little boy was me and I remember being so crushed when I lost that toy when I think it was accidentally put in a garage sale and sold to some other little boy or girl...then 17 years later I started writing on and contributing to a little site called Retro Junk (maybe you've heard of it...LOL) and I started writing to people about all things retro including Transformers. Then I heard they were making a Transformers film and my interest was piqued. Then, I remember being at Target some months later with my aunt and then I saw it. It was a Transformers Legends class mini Bumblebee figure. I had to buy him. It was like being reunited with an old friend. Then I kind of forgot about Transformers for a while until I moved and found Bumblebee in one of my boxes packed with my G.I. Joes and other miscellaneous figures and Hot Wheels. Then I had been keeping up to date on the sequel Revenge Of The Fallen and after I saw the second movie, I started buying a bunch of the other Legends class figures to go with Bumblebee. They were neat and I loved the scale of the figures. Ahhh...Transformers. Certainly more than meets the eye.
5. The 40-Year-Old Virgin (2005)--Wow. 40-Year-Old Virgin was a funny movie and the first film that really introduced me to the comedic genius of Steve Carell and Seth Rogen. I remember sleeping over at my cousin's house quite a few years ago now and we both wanted to watch a funny movie as we always seem to do when we get together. Either that or some
10. Grindhouse Double Feature
9. Batman Begins
8. Scream 3
7. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
6. Inglourious Basterds
5. Lord of the Rings Trilogy
4. The Patriot
3. The Dark Knight
2. Zombieland
1. JCVD
Wow, a bunch of these are from the last 2 years...
9. Batman Begins
8. Scream 3
7. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
6. Inglourious Basterds
5. Lord of the Rings Trilogy
4. The Patriot
3. The Dark Knight
2. Zombieland
1. JCVD
Wow, a bunch of these are from the last 2 years...
Oh yeah?
Sense_of_Self
459 Posts
15 years, 5 months ago
Heres 5 instead
5. Sin City
4. The Hogfather
3. Burn After Reading
2. Zombieland
1. Donnie Darko
5. Sin City
4. The Hogfather
3. Burn After Reading
2. Zombieland
1. Donnie Darko
Damn it!! Half my pictures are dead!! Damn photo bucket! >:-(
knuclear200x
5908 Posts
15 years, 5 months ago
In no particular orderr:
Fantastic Mr fox
Wall-E
Kill Bill v.1
Astro Boy
Speed Racer
District 9
Pirates of the Caribbean 3
Juno
Little Miss Sunshine
Star Wars Modern Trilogy (minus 1)
Fantastic Mr fox
Wall-E
Kill Bill v.1
Astro Boy
Speed Racer
District 9
Pirates of the Caribbean 3
Juno
Little Miss Sunshine
Star Wars Modern Trilogy (minus 1)
Well, it's a tough choice. But I'll have to take it!
1.WALL-E (2008)
2.Coraline (2009)
3.Monsters Inc. (2001)
4.Miyazaki's Spirited Away (2001)
5.Titan A.E. (2000)
6.Transformers (2007)
7.Junebug (2005)
8.Enchanted (2007)
9.Kill Bill Volume 1 & 2 (2003 & 04)
10. No Country for Old Men (2007)
1.WALL-E (2008)
2.Coraline (2009)
3.Monsters Inc. (2001)
4.Miyazaki's Spirited Away (2001)
5.Titan A.E. (2000)
6.Transformers (2007)
7.Junebug (2005)
8.Enchanted (2007)
9.Kill Bill Volume 1 & 2 (2003 & 04)
10. No Country for Old Men (2007)
Felixthecat34213
I didn't really like The Dark Knight, I thought Batman Begins was better.
Finally, someone who agrees with me! TDK had some flaws, my favourites being:
Harvey Dent a star DA who wasn't given armed prtection while in hospital and the LAST person to be evacuated, I mean shouldn't he have been the first?!?
Batman decides to beat up SWAT officers and hangs them on the ledge of a building instead of informing them about the true hostage situation despite all the hi-tech stuff he had.
The pointless "finger-print" Bruce Wayne retrieves
The confusing ending to make Batman a 'tragic' figure. Did everyone forget about the JOKER commiting the crimes??!? or did they assume the two are one??
I could go on and on but this isn't the thread for it.
Good movie though. :D
1. Lord of the Rings (Pick one)
2. Gladiator
3. The Dark Knight
4. Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl
5. 300
6. Avatar
7. Casino Royale
8. Gran Torino
9. Iron Man
10. District 9
2. Gladiator
3. The Dark Knight
4. Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl
5. 300
6. Avatar
7. Casino Royale
8. Gran Torino
9. Iron Man
10. District 9