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Average Film Reviews - Top Films of the Decade
Favs/dislikes: 3:0. The top 10 films of 2000 - 2009 (it put LOTR as one) selected by Average Film Reviews. You can see the complete description on source link. -
Channel24 Top Movies of the 2000s
Favs/dislikes: 4:0. Channel24 is the largest entertainment news website in South Africa. In the end of the aughts, they asked African moviegoers to made Best of Decade list.Here's how the voting for South Africa's favourite movie of the decade went: -
Geekspace's The Best Films of the 2000s ( 2+ Votes )
Favs/dislikes: 4:0. We may not be sure what to call the last decade (“Noughties” and “Oughties” are both ridiculous and popular, apparently), but it sure did have a lot of movies. Geekscapists all over were throwing down their hard-earned dollars throughout the last ten years, and at last, it’s time to put their mouths where their money is… or possibly “are.” Here are their Best Movies of the Decade!!! This list is based on votes by 6 entertainment staff of geekspace ( William Bibbiani, Ivan Kander, Connor S.Che, Nar Williams, Martin Scherer, Eric A.Diaz ) -
George R.R. Martin's Top 10 Fantasy Films
Favs/dislikes: 7:0. Game of Thrones, HBO's adaptation of George R.R. Martin's first book in his bestselling series, premieres April 17. From Ladyhawke to Raiders of the Lost Ark to the Lord of the Rings trilogy, Martin curates his list of all-time favorites. For Martin's previous Curator feature of his favorite science-fiction films, read this. For Jace Lacob's interview with Martin; the show's creators, David Benioff and D.B. Weiss; and Sue Naegle, the entertainment president of HBO, read this feature. Fans of the books should also read " 10 Secrets of HBO's Game of Thrones," to find out about casting direwolves, forging the Iron Throne, creating the Dothraki language, and many other behind-the-scenes details. -
Hollywood and Fine: Best Films of the 2000s
Favs/dislikes: 6:0. Huffington Post film critic or owner of website Hollywood and Fine pick his top 10 best film of 2000s. As usual, LOTR trilogy count as one film. -
Indiana Daily Student: Top 10 Films of Decade
Favs/dislikes: 6:0. Top 10 Films of the Decade rank by IDS staff. -
Joblo: The Best Films of the 2000s
Favs/dislikes: 2:0. You've read some of our votes for the Best Films of 2009, but today we're happy to bring you the JoBlo.com Best Films of the 2000s! We took a look back at all the films that came out this decade and picked our favorites. Unlike the 2009 list, this is not one person's individual list. Seven JoBlo.com writers - Mike Sampson, Chris Bumbray, Jenna Busch, Dave Davis, JimmyO, Jim Law and JoBlo himself - all voted for our own personal Top 10s. Then we argued, debated, negotiated and eventually agreed on a collaborative Top 10 of the 2000s. (Joblo.com) -
NBC New York The Ten Best Movies of the Decade
Favs/dislikes: 2:0. NBC film critic Drew Magary rank the 10 best movies of the decade. Lord of The Rings count as one movie. -
Soul Culture - The 10 Best Films Of The Decade
Favs/dislikes: 1:0. The 10 Best Films of the Decade (2000-2009) selected by soulculture.com -
Stylus Magazine’s Top Films of the Millennium (2007)
Favs/dislikes: 1:0. It's not the end of the decade yet, but it’s been an amazing one so far, and narrowing eight years of cinema down to twelve films (one per writer on the Stylus film staff) has been a chore. Enjoy our recommendations, and check out individual writer lists after the article. -
The National Movie Examiner's Top Movies of the Decade
Favs/dislikes: 2:0. The top movies of 2000-2009 on examiner.com. It actually 50 movies but the link for other 40 movies doesn't exist/found. -
TimeOut's 12 Best Stand-Up Specials Of All Time
Favs/dislikes: 3:0. "TimeOut watched and ranked the best stand-up comedians’ specials of all time, so get ready to laugh your ass off. If you’re too tired to go out to one of the city’s best comedy clubs, just stay in and appreciate the true best comedians of all time doing what they do best in these videos. Who knows, maybe one will inspire you to try your own hand at one of the city’s open mic nights." -
Tor.com I Decade's Best SFF Movies
Favs/dislikes: 4:0. The summer blockbuster season is now well on its way and considering all of the thunder gods, mermaids, mutants, and Johnny Depps flying around we can’t help but jabber on about SFF movies. In that spirit, we’re happy to announce the final results of the Tor.com Decade’s Best Science Fiction/Fantasy Movies Viewer’s Poll! More than 200 of you cast nearly 3500 votes over the course of seven days in April 2011 for over 400 movies, and from that we shook out 12 movies (more on that in a bit) that the science fiction and fantasy fans of Tor.com feel are the best movies of the past 11 years*. *Hereby known as a “Tor.com Decade.” In the same manner as our Best SFF Novels of the Decade Poll, we’ll be rolling out appreciations of these movies over the course of this week. Below the cut, take a look at the best SFF movies of this millennium! The Top Ten: The top ten Best SFF Movies of the Decade, chosen by Tor.com popular vote: -
Metro Weekly's 13 Camp Films Everyone Should See
Favs/dislikes: 2:0. From Hollywood's golden age to John Waters's trash cinema, the camp films that define a genre By Sean Bugg, Will O'Bryan and Doug Rule February 22, 2012 Camp, like beauty, is in the eye of the beholder. For some, a camp movie is the unintentional hilarity of an earnest story gone wildly awry. For others, the best camp movies are those in which the camp is intentionally baked in from the beginning. We all know that a camp movie by definition is filled with quotable lines, like Divine’s ”I told you cha cha heels! Black ones!” But a movie with memorable quotes isn’t necessarily camp, like Steel Magnolias‘ ”Drink your juice, Shelby.” It’s just all so confusing. So when we set out to pick our favorite camp movies, we focused on the movies that we’ve watched over and over until they’ve become part of our queer pop-culture DNA. They’re the movies we watch with old friends and the movies we introduce to new friends. They’re the movies that over decades have become the shared cultural touchstones for everything gay. And, frankly, they’re simply and supremely silly, even if they’re trying not to be. These aren’t the movies that won Academy Awards (with one notable exception). They’re the movies that gave us an attitude. -
Top 10 Best Cringe Comedy TV Shows
Favs/dislikes: 2:0. You know how they say it’s impossible to look away from a train wreck? Welcome to WatchMojo.com, and today we’re counting down our picks for the Top 10 Cringe Humor Shows. For this list, we’ve selected our favorite shows that often utilize uncomfortable situations in the name of comedy. We’re also considering shows that have aspects of reality television, as long as the host and audience are in on the joke. -
X-Men Cinematic Universe Timeline (Chronologically)
Favs/dislikes: 4:0. -
10 Great Movies That Meditate On Time
Favs/dislikes: 3:0. Cinema is truly one of the most complex forms of art. Legendary director Andrei Tarkovsky once said, “No art form can fix time as cinema does. So, what is a film? It’s a mosaic made of time.” In this list, we’re approaching movies that somehow have reflections about time in its theme (or themes). As always, it is never too late to remember that many aspects interfere on the choice of the titles of an article like this. But, as usual, memory and personal preferences are the main factors. If you think any other movie should be on this list, please leave it as a recommendation in the comments section below. So, here are 10 amazing movies that meditate on time: -
14 of the best horror movies for testing surround sound
Favs/dislikes: 1:0. While the nostalgia of mono audio and grainy low-budget pictures may be a part of the attraction of the genre's history, it pays for today’s horror films (and the increasing number of restorations) to look and sound their best. After all, why wouldn't you want to feel like you’re in an old, creepy haunted house? With the lights off... stood in silence... waiting for a killer to strike? We've rounded up 14 (because 13 would have been just too meta) of the best horror movies with soundtracks dead-certain to send shivers down your spine and also give your surround sound system a run for its money. Just don't throw a remote control at it out of fear. Lights down, volume up, baseball bat on standby... -
The Sydney Morning Herald: Ten Years, Ten Film
Favs/dislikes: 2:0. Realistically there is one qualification for consideration in either list. The film had to have a cineama release, in the decade from 2000 - 2009, in Australia. In the instance of record / memory failure, IMDb is taken as the authority. Interestingly 1999 appears to have been an incredible year for cinema if the sheer number of frustrating releases that you really wish qualified, is anything to go by. An interesting observation. In ten years of intense cinema going, DVD watching, Foxtel IQing and totally legal downloading a few truths become self-evident: - Clearly, you will never see all the films in a decade. You will also never manage to see all the films you 'should' see from that era. So no matter what films are included in the list, someone will always respond with a film you haven't got to yet. This isn't a failing on the part of the list, it's more an incentive to go and see it. For example, here's an admission: The autho has not seen No Country For Old Men yet from what everyone has said it would otherwise have made for serious consideration. - There were a lot of really good films made in the last ten years, no matter what your grandparents / parents / film school graduate friends tell you. They may not make them like they 'used to' or they 'should' but dang, some of them are good. - Making one of these lists is the most subjective thing you will do today. Two people pretty much cannot agree on a top ten list. It's like taking a group of people to the DVD store and asking them all to agree on one film. If people still went to DVD stores that is. So let's go. And remember, if your reaction to this list is of the "You're wrong", "You're mad" or "You should be shot" variety - then the response is "Well, yes" and "Challenge extended: Show us your list then!" CATEGORIES To try and give a variety of films a look in, the following list is broken up very roughly into genres. There are of course way more than ten categories of films, so to say that some very dis-similar films have been shoe-horned in together, would be a gross misunderstatement. As such more than one film is mentioned in each tier, and any that are named deserve a spot in the list. 1. Biopics 2. Action 3. Foreign Language 4. Australian 5. Documentary 6. Franchise 7. Indie Comedy 8. Mainstream Comedy 9. Indie 10.Animated So without further ado... -
15 Best Horror Movies Set In The Woods
Favs/dislikes: 1:0. As simple a setting as it may seem, woodlands and forests are one of the most effective backdrops for horror stories, and, in the case of movies, they can sometimes have a menacing natural beauty to them. Horror movies set in the woods also tend to be lower budget features, reducing studio oversight and freeing filmmakers to be more provocative, shocking, and experimental with their ideas. Some of the most well-known horror movies set in the woods are counted as some of the best horror movies of all time, they span various distinct sub-genres of horror and can boast some of the finest casts and memorable characters within the genre. From cult slasher favorites to critically acclaimed modern classics, the best horror movies set in the woods demonstrate how one genre can take one type of location and use it in so many different and effective ways. Whether searching for gore, ghosts, monsters, psychological horror, or even post-apocalyptic survival horror, genre fans are spoiled for choice when it comes to these films. Many of the best horror movies set in the woods are also available on free streaming services, meaning that–truly–anyone can enjoy them if they're prepared for plenty of eerie scares. -
15 Brilliant Flashback Examples for Screenwriters and Filmmakers
Favs/dislikes: 1:0. It’s almost hard to think of a modern film that doesn’t have a flashback example somewhere within it. Of course, that’s not strictly true. But it is true that flashbacks are a key part of a screenwriting arsenal. Modern film and TV is full of flashback examples. Screenwriters and filmmakers will use them for a variety of reasons. Often it will be expositional, often it will be to add dynamism. As audiences, we can usually tell when a flashback feels contrived or when it feels genuine and effective. For a screenwriter, using flashbacks can be a very tempting way of making a screenplay more dynamic. But it’s important to hone in on why you are using a flashback. Don’t use a flashback to just remind the audience of something they have already seen. Or if you do this proceed with caution. Know that you could frustrate your audience by patronising them, assuming they won’t be able to remember information and that you need to remind them of it. Use a flashback to add to the story rather than to run along side it. In this article, we’re not going to look necessarily at movies that are entirely built around flashbacks or told from the perspective of a flashback (like Memento, Forest Gump or Titanic for example). Instead, we will look at flashback examples that feature briefly or intermittently throughout a screenplay. They might just feature once, or they might crop up a couple of times. Furthermore, what flashback examples are innovative in how they use flashback? Overall, we’ll demonstrate how best to use flashbacks to add to and accentuate your story. -
15 Great Movies About Police Corruption That Are Worth Watching
Favs/dislikes: 1:0. The thin blue line has been featured time and time again throughout cinema history. From hardboiled detective thrillers to intense character studies, corrupt police officers have been a fixture in movies. Sometimes we may root for the hero, the Boy Scout, the white knight who swoops in to clean up the crooked police department but there are those rare instances where we find ourselves on the other side of the line wanting the bad cop to get away. There is something to be said about being bound by an oath or code that cements the ties between individuals. They are sworn to protect civilians but also adhere to an unspoken bond to protect each other, even when they’re on the take. Films about police work show us the behind the scene footage we may not get to see in real life. It’s even more fascinating to see the inner workings of a cop operating outside the law. There are always means to an end, however, and sometimes these films feature cops who may have been pushed into these circumstances. Other times, the corrupt cop is an absolute monster who loves nothing more than to hurt innocent people. From corrupt lone wolves to systemic level corruption, crooked cop thrillers/dramas have set the scene for some intense films. -
15 Great Movies Dedicated To True Cinephiles
Favs/dislikes: 2:0. Why cinema was originally invented? Why do the masses flow toward the projection rooms to such a great and undiminished degree since the dawn of filmmaking? It’s quite clear that a motion picture acts like a linear medium of entertainment, glibly stirring a variety of emotions and thoughts. Yet, the quintessence of the seventh art hides a temple of sacred truths which come to the surface step by step, and if the receiver is willing enough to confront them and along these lines, incur an inner transformation. Behind any creation of artistic cinema looms the cerebral entity of an offbeat observer. A filmmaker grasps the ordinary details of life in an underground way, and craves exposing his glassy thoughts to others. In this manner, the following movies are aspects of ideas that sprang from people who made cinema out of need, directing their personal philosophy to people who watch cinema out of need as well. -
15 Of The Most Confusing Films Ever Made
Favs/dislikes: 3:0. As seen here: http://www.popcrunch.com/most-confusing-films/ -
15 Thoroughly Depraved And Sleazy Movies Only Sick People Would Watch
Favs/dislikes: 1:0. found @ https://letterboxd.com/megan_maggot/list/15-thoroughly-depraved-and-sleazy-movies/detail/
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