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    Posted: December 22 2004 at 16:55
Tough one as I can't remember too many films that have been released this year.I was impressed with 'Spiderman 2' when I saw that on DVD recentlly.Excellent action adventure 'popcorn' stuff with decent acting and that rare thing in modern big budget films ....an engrossing story.So tell me what film released this year do YOU rate? Doesn't have to be big budget...doesn't even have to have been released at the Cinema..we're not talking Oscars necessarily!

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Best movie of 2004 was Farenheit 9/11. Excellent piece of work!
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I thought "Ray" was incredible. So very well done.

It has to be the best movie I've seen since "Slingblade."

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I've heard good things about Ray. By the way, am I the only one who thinks Hero is terribly overrated? And has anybody heard of Lost Skeleton of Cadavra?

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Oh! I just remembered one ! Napoleon dynamite ruled!
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I'm not sure whether this is technically 2004, but 'Cold Mountain' is without a doubt the best film I've seen this year: Epic in scale, yet intimate, beautifully photographed, heartbreaking & funny, all at the same time.

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Lost In Translation was my favourite film of the year. The whole film was brilliantly subtle and atmospheric, Bill Murray was wonderful in it too.
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Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind was amazing...

Was that released in 2004?
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Originally posted by Glass-Prison Glass-Prison wrote:

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind was amazing...

Was that released in 2004?

Yep.

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Originally posted by Petra Petra wrote:

Lost In Translation was my favourite film of the year. The whole film was brilliantly subtle and atmospheric, Bill Murray was wonderful in it too.
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Oh, loved a lot of movies 2004. I'm also a movie freak besides Football and Prog
 
I really liked:
 
German movie about Hitler's last hours in Berlin. Well done, verdical, informative, stirring and by the way some of the best acting I ever saw. Who needs Hollywood Stars?
 
 
 
Old boy (Original, not the Hollywood remake, remakes "suck" )
One of the best and most morbid endings I ever saw...no happy end though. It won the Grand Prix of the Jury in Cannes...I consider an award in Cannes to be better than the Oscar because the Oscar is a pure US-Award and Cannes is international! This movie has to be seen, not only one of the best movies 2004, one of the best ones I saw in general!
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Also very good:
  • Jazzclub (german movie by comedian Helge Schneider )
  • Team America - World Police (The one made by Trey Parker (Southpark))


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The Life Aquatic was my favorite. 

On the subject of Napolean Dynamite, I thought it was the worst film I'd ever seen.  Maybe I wouldn't hate it if people would stop quoting the stupid lines from it.
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Points: 953 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 23 2005 at 11:22

Originally posted by aqualung28 aqualung28 wrote:

Oh! I just remembered one ! Napoleon dynamite ruled!

Gosh, you're such an freakin idiot!

 

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Bubba Ho-Tep was by far the best movie I've seen this year. Despite the appearance of the film, it was very well done, though my opinion may be slightly biased as I am a huge Bruce Campbell fan. Others who have seen it with me have also said it was a great film.

Don't bother renting it, just buy it. I  haven't seen a movie that good in so long.
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Points: 819 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 23 2005 at 22:59

Originally posted by Valarius Valarius wrote:

Spider-Man 2

Sam Raimi. Not his best work though. Try The Evil dead, The Evil dead 2, and Army of Darkness. Starring Bruce Campbell. The Evil Dead is the best for any obsessed fan though.

Bruce Campbell played th eSnooty Usher in Spiderman 2.



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Life Aquatic and Napoleon Dynamite were fantastic!  Gosh!
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I'll also give a vote to Bubba Ho-tep. The entire point behind the story seems to be taking an idea that is so far fetched and idiotic that it seems impossible to have anything good come out of it, and turning it into a brilliant peice of film. I laughed, I got shivers down my spine, and i was completely shocked.
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Troy was awsome and itsa good ot have an historical movie that teeches historey and is fun to wach it was a real k()()1 movie! I I
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