Nuk's Favorite Movies of 2000-2009.

[chazmaniandevil]

FUUUUUU WHY NUMBER 9

[dell71]

Solid, so far. Though I'll be honest, I haven't worked up to fulfilling my duty and enduring #10 yet. And I'm curious like everyone else what your #1 is.

[Nukleopatra]

#8



I found this one browsing the local video store, and decided to give it a go. I didn't expect much, but what I found, was a rare gem. They had a total of one copy, and if you ask 10 random people, what they thought about ''Station Agent,'' you'd be lucky to find one who knows anything about it. I'm not saying it's a better film than ''The Departed,'' because it's not. But it's one of my personal favorite films of the decade. The 90's also brought a rare gem into my collection called ''The Interview'' with Hugo Weaving, which is another film I highly recommend.

4 out of 4.

95% from Rotten Tomatoes (It's nice to see this movie getting some much deserved respect.)

[Palooza]

Peter Dinklage FTW

I saw this on IFC like 2 years ago at like 4 am. Pretty solid movie, ya know, if you like midgets, ;)

[Nukleopatra]

Peter Dinklage FTW

I saw this on IFC like 2 years ago at like 4 am. Pretty solid movie, ya know, if you like midgets, ;)

I actually thought Bobby Cannavale stole the show.

But solid cast all around.

[Nukleopatra]

#7



Morgan Freeman, Clint Eastwood. If I have to say more, you don't know shit about movies.

4 out of 4.

91% from Rotten Tomatoes.

[Helicopter]

Am I a pussy for getting teary-eyed while watching the end of Pay if Forward a minute ago like I do every time I watch it by myself?

I'll answer this one myself.

Yes.

[Palooza]

I actually thought Bobby Cannavale stole the show.

But solid cast all around.

without a doubt, Cannavale needs to do more things. That and Fast Food Nation are the only movies I can think of that he was in off the top of my head. (and that hilarious Lucky Louie promo).

[Palooza]

United 93 is the only movie I haven't seen from the list so far. I haven't mustered up the courage, yet.

[Buzzman]

Am I a pussy for getting teary-eyed while watching the end of Pay if Forward a minute ago like I do every time I watch it by myself?

I'll answer this one myself.

Yes.

I thoguht I was the only one. That scene and the one with Bruce Willis and Liz Taylor get me every damn time.

[Helicopter]

United 93 is the only movie I haven't seen from the list so far. I haven't mustered up the courage, yet.

Same here. I haven't been able to get myself to watch it yet either.

[NAHSTE]

United 93 is the only movie I haven't seen from the list so far. I haven't mustered up the courage, yet.

I'm already up to 3-4 that I haven't seen. You win, you always do.

[Nukleopatra]

#6



I came out of this one, not thinking I just saw another Batman movie, but I saw one of the best crime/dramas since ''The Departed.'' As hit or miss as Christian Bale has been throughout his career, there isn't an actor better for this role.

4 out of 4.

94% from Rotten Tomatoes.

[Palooza]

It took me almost a year after MDB came out for me to see it. I wasn't gunna get suckered into the hype around Oscar season (especially like I did with Crash *insert face palm here*). I saw it with no expectations and I regretting waiting so long, even though that might have been the reason I liked it so much it to start off with. All of the performances in that movie were top notch. Plus Clint knows exactly what he's doing behind the camera.

sidenote: Hilary Swank was alright in Boys Don't Cry, but that movie wasn't really for me, even though I wanted to plant one of my turds on Chloe Sevigny's tit mole.

[Buzzman]

ever seen Moon? the movie that came out this summer and was one of my favorites.