Name your favorite movie of each year of the 2000s and talk about how others have shit taste
2000 - Snatch
2001 - Mulholland Drive
2002 - Adaptation
2003 - Kill Bill vol 1
2004 - Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
2005 - Cache
2006 - Volver
2007 - No Country for Old Men
2008 - Synecdoche, New York
2009 - A Single Man
2010 - Black Swan
2011 - We Need To Talk About Kevin
2012 - Moonrise Kingdom
2013 - Inside Llewyn Davis
2014 - Nightcrawler
2015 - Carol
2016 - La La Land
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>Name your favorite movie of each year of the 2000s and talk about how others have shit taste
thats a lotta work bub...
Cache is shit
Michael Haneke is shit
Your taste is shit
2000 - Werckmeister Harmonies
2001 - Mulholland Drive
2002 - Hero
2003 - Oldboy
2004 - Bad Education
2005 - Cache
2006 - Time
2007 - Duchess of Langeais
2008 - Love Exposure
2009 - Mother
2010 - My Joy
2011 - The Tree of Life
2012 - Post Tenebras Lux
2013 - The Dance of Reality
2014 - Blind
2015 - Arabian Nights
2016 - Toni Erdmann
2017 (so far of course) - Raw
Fuck all of those years except 2007, the most kino filled year of them all
>No Country for Old Men
>There Will Be Blood
>The Assassination of Jesse James
>Zodiac
>Eastern Promises
>Before the Devil Knows You're Dead
2000: Love Torn in a Dream
2001: A.I Artificial Intelligence
2002: Decasia
2003: At The First Breath of the Wind
2004: Innocence
2005: Regular Lovers
2006: Ugly Swans
2007: Silence before Bach
2008: Extraordinary Stories
2009: A Serious Man
2010: Finisterrae
2011: Faust
2012: To The Wonder
2013: Story of my Death
2014: Horse Money
2015: Cemetery of Splendor
2016: After the Storm
2017: Split
>la la land
2000 - Requiem for a Dream
2001 - Spirited Away
2002 - 28 Days Later
2003 - Oldboy
2004 - Primer
2005 - Brick
2006 - Pan's Labyrinth
2007 - The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
2008 - Let the Right One In
2009 - Antichrist
2010 - Of Gods and Men
2011 - Bernie
2012 - Dredd
2013 - Nebraska
2014 - Whiplash
2015 - Mad Max: Fury Road
2016 - Moonlight
2017 - Haven't seen anything that great yet, desu.
based kauffman appreciater
If only I liked anomalisa more :/
2000: Blinkende Lygter
2001: LOTR - Fellowship
2002: Catch me if you can
2003: Oldboy
2004: Der Untergang
2005: The 40-year old virgin
2006: Das Leben Der Anderen
2007: Sunshine
2008: The Hurt Locker
2009: Dogtooth
2010: Srpski Film
2011: The Untouchables
2012: The Avengers
2013: The Wolf of Wall Street
2014: Kingsman
2015: Fury Road
2016: Hacksaw Ridge
2017: IDK, Logan I guess
How reddit am I, Sup Forums?
Aside from To the Wonder, Split and AI, I've never even heard of any of those. Well done, you pretentious piece of shit.
2003:
Goodbye Lenin, Oldboy, Return of the King, Lost in Translation, Kill Bill 1
2004:
Pusher II, Untergang, Incredibles, Shaun of the Dead, Kill Bill 2, Dawn of the Dead, Sideways
Any other underrated kino years?
>Oldboy
Immediate trashing of everything you like
2000: Dancer in the dark
2001: The man who wasn't there
2002: The man without a past
2003: Fear x
2004: Pusher 2
2005: Cache
2006: Inland Empire
2007: Ex drummer
2008: The wrestler
2009: Public enemies
2010: Coldfish
2011: Kotoko
2012: The hunt
2013: Borgman
2014: Leviathan
2015: Entertainment
2016: salt and fire
hmmm.....
kinomaster (where the fuck can i find a torrent of faust i really want to see it)
bad!
reddit!
Based on what people are posting, 2011 was clearly an awful year.
it's ok, I don't really watch movies, I just come here to shitpost about Marvel/DCEU and get triggered by Sup Forums-crossposters.
>Synochdomeme
>Snatch, Black swan, nightcrawler and moonrise regarded that highly
>La La Land
Absolute normie trash
>Oldboy
Stopped reading right there
Absolute patrician taste
it truly was
>Snatch
>Black Hawk Down
>Dog Soldiers
>Cold Mountain
>EuroTrio
>Lord of War
>The Prestige
>The Kingdom
>In Bruges
>Law Abiding Citizen
>New Kids Turbo
>Neprijatelj
>End of Watch
>The Wolf of Wall Street
>Redirected
>Chappie
>War Dogs
>Kong: Skull Island
For me favorite means that I enjoyed it the most, not that I thought it was the best movie
there is no difference
not OP but please kill yourself, cache is great
cache is ok
American Psycho
LOTR
Spiderman
The Last Samurai
Collateral or Man on Fire
Lord of War
Casino Royale
Hot Fuzz
The Dark Knight
Sherlock Holmes I guess...
Inception
Drive
Dredd
Pacific Rim
John Wick
Creed
Hacksaw Ridge
John Wick 2
this has to be a joke
2000 - Castaway
2001 - Fellowship
2002 - Hero
2003 - Lost in Translation
2004 - The Incredibles
2005 - Kiss, Kiss, Bang, Bang
2006 - Children of Men
2007 - No Country for Old Men
2008 - Synecdoche, NY
2009 - Up in the Air
2010 - The Social Network
2011 - Midnight in Paris
2012 - The Hunt
2013 - Coherence
2014 - It Follows
2015 - The Witch
2016 - Manchester by the Sea
2017 - lol
Google gave me 20 movies for each year and I went from there.
fuck off.
Hanake is a globalist hack and cache is just soft globalist propaganda for the arthouse crowd.
>y-you should feel guilty for things you havent done because the effects are still felt by the oppressed class. Muh racial divisions in france.
The only okay-good films Haneke has ever made were the white ribbon and funny games. Everything else is shit. His style is completely forgettable and his films are lifeless and dull.
You don't have to agree with a directors political views to enjoy their films. I am far right but Cache is one of my favorite films. It's just crafted perfectly. Every shot is calculated and Haneke can masterfully manipulate the audience.
this whole post is pleb as fuck, shut up nigger
>2002 - Hero
Nice
>pretentious
go cry some more
Since I keep all the movies I love on HDD this makes it so much easier
2000 - Memento or Requiem for A Dream
2001 - none
2002 - Hero
2003 - PotC
2004 - Eternal Sunshine
2005 - Sin City
2006 - A Scanner Darkly
2007 - No Country for Old Men
2008 - Wanted, probably would've been Benjamin Button if I watched it, but I know I'll love it
2009 - Watchmen / The Road
2010 - Shutter Island
2011 - Drive
2012 - Life of Pi / Django
2013 - Gravity
2014 - Nightcrawler
2015 - shit, it's a tough year to decide on, so many favorites - Fury Road, The Revenant, Ex Machina, Hateful Eight, Interstellar. I think I'll go with Mad Max
2016 - Deadpool? I haven't watched anything else from 2016
MAXIMUM PLEB COMING THROUGH MAKE WAY
>so many favorites - Fury Road, The Revenant, Ex Machina, Hateful Eight, Interstellar.
great rebuttal
I agree that his shots are calculated, but everything is so static and lifeless. Its as though he treats cinema as a science rather than art. A bit like fincher does. I find his films so stuffy and condescending, as though he is using cinema to just preach his politcal views through allegory. The white ribbon included. Where exactly do you think he manipulates the audience? When Georges' son goes missing?
i assumed everything tsukamoto made after 2002 was straight trash, maybe i'm wrong, i'll check out kotoko
also i watched faust at my local theater
but i just looked it up and its on the pirate bay, the most famous torrent site, you should have started looking there
Is it because of interstellar? To be honest I didn't like it at first because of Nolan's trademark pathos, but it grew on me.
I have, must have missed it
I agree about tsukamoto. So i was glad when i watched kotoko and saw some of his former glory in it. It ain't no Tokyo fist or bullet ballet. But it's still damn good.
all of them
Aww.
also its not the same when the director's political views ARE the central themes of the film. They're fair for criticism if they are explicitly what the film is about.
>2000 - Gladiator
>2001 - Black Hawk Down
>2002 - Minority Report
>2003 - Curse of the Black Pearl
>2004 - Van Helsing
>2005 - Syriana
>2006 - Apocalypto
>2007 - Die Hard 4
>2008 - The Bank Job
>2009 - Coraline
>2010 - True Grit
>2011 - Warrior
>2012 - Mud
>2013 - Rush
>2014 - Nightcrawler
>2015 - The Gift/Hardcore Henry
>2016 - The Nice Guys
There, I said it
how he plays around with the idea of being recorded. How in many scenes you aren't immediately sure if the character are being taped or if it's just the tape of "the film". In a way they are continually being watched, by us.
apparently in one of the scenes recording the house a car goes by and you can see a whole camera crew reflected in the windows of said car, meaning that the one filming him is effectively haneke
2000 - Dancer in the Dark
2001 - Mulholland Drive
2002 - City of God
2003 - The Room
2004 - Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
2005 - Brokeback Mountain
2006 - The Fountain
2007 - No Country for Old Men
2008 - Valhalla Rising
2009 - The Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call - New Orleans
2010 - I'm Still Here
2011 - Drive
2012 - Holy Motors
2013 - Enemy
2014 - Kumiko, The Treasure Hunter
2015 - Tangerine
2016 - Swiss Army Man
Fag
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why the racial relations? it was only anecdotical
The repeatedly references the 1961 Paris massacre and is widely viewed as an allegory for racial relations in france in general between the french bourgeoisie and the poor little immigrants and the bourgeoisie's general apathy towards them over history.
Its summed up quite well in this 97 second clip
youtu.be
2000 - Snatch
2001 - Ocean's Eleven
2002 - Bourne Identity
2003 - LOTR ROTK
2004 - The Terminal
2005 - King Kong
2006 - Casino Royale
2007 - Superbad
2008 - In Bruges
2009 - Inglourious Basterds
2010 - Four Lions
2011 - The Raid
2012 - 21 Jump Street
2013 - Pacific Rim
2014 - Whiplash
2015 - Sicario
2016 - Captain Fantastic
I struggled with 2005.