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[Qwerty]

I saw a generally good preview for a movie coming up called Cellular.

[DLibrasnow]

My Two favorite movies of the year so far:

VAN HELSING (I really liked this movie, but then I am a big fan of the old B-movie horror pictures).

and

HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABHAN (Best of the three in my opinion, dark and moody with a great twist at the end).

[SPECTRE ASSASSIN]

I don't like Harry Pothead.

I, Robot seems alright. I love the book!

[brendan007]

I really enjoyed 50 First Dates, Gothika & Love Actually (i think that was this year). Looking forward to Spiderman 2 and The Stepford Wives.

[gkgyver]

@ Gabe Viera

Yes, I did read the first book and I found it ... well, quite annoying. I've also seen the first 20 minutes or so of the first movie and it wasn't my cup of tea either, so I guess I won't see POA.

[DLibrasnow]

I don't like Harry Pothead.

To each his own, but after seeing the third movie I am looking forward to Harry Potter 4 more than I am Bond 21...I thought the third one was really well done.

It's only been out for two weeks and its already close to equalling Die Another Day entire US box office haul (just pennies shy of $100 million in its first three days of release).

[Qwerty]

I don't like Harry Pothead.

To each his own, but after seeing the third movie I am looking forward to Harry Potter 4 more than I am Bond 21...I thought the third one was really well done.

I am not crazy about Potter at all, but I will say that seeing this film with my younger sister, it was the most mature of the three, and therefore the most enjoyable.

Bond 21 will be number one on my list though, obviously.

[Harmsway]

1) The Passion of the Christ
2) Kill Bill Vol. 2
3) Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
4) Shrek 2
5) Troy

[taxman2001]

Shaun Of The Dead

Edited by taxman2001, 19 June 2004 - 01:43 PM.

[SPECTRE ASSASSIN]

Has anyone seen "Two Brothers" with the tigers as the film's stars? It found the film very fascinating, and poignant. It also has a OCTOPUSSY element to it; the film is set in India and there are some elphant/tiger hunt sequences in the film. Also, Bond candiaite Guy Pearce appeared in the film. It's the #2 best movie I've seen this year, after Shrek 2. I highly reccommend it, it's a real tearjerker!

[Qwerty]

Has anyone seen "Two Brothers" with the tigers as the film's stars? It found the film very fascinating, and poignant.

It must be quite a movie. Every time I went to a theatre, there was always a trailer for it. I thought it might look like a failed experimient, with not too much of a storyline, but while not my style of a movie, it does look like fine for the box office.

[Jmart007]

1. The Terminal
2. Kill Bill Vol. 2
3. The Ladykillers
4. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
5. Miracle

[Kingdom Come]

Under favourite films of the year can go - Disappointments of the year;

Exorcist - The Begining (The entire film is like a send-up of the series)

Ladies In Lavender - (Spoilt by the two leads giving theatrical performances
in a film)


Surpise of the year:

A Vs P (Wonderful and very exciting. Entire film feels very much (unlike the other films in the series) a nightmare. Even its production design in straight out of my dreams.

[SPECTRE ASSASSIN]

Exorcist - The Begining (The entire film is like a send-up of the series)

Surpise of the year:

A Vs P (Wonderful and very exciting. Entire film feels very much (unlike the other films in the series) a nightmare. Even its production design in straight out of my dreams.

The Exorcist did stink.

I can't believe you liked "AVP". It was a disaster, but it's your opinion, and I respect that.

My favorite movies of this year are:

1. The Incredibles
2. Spider-Man 2
3. The Bourne Supremacy

[Qwerty]

This year turned out to be a pretty good year for movies, better than I had thought it would be. Spiderman-2 and Kill Bill Vol2 were highlights.

[Harmsway]

UPDATE:

1. Hero
2. The Incredibles
3. Kill Bill Vol. 2
4. The Bourne Supremacy
5. Spider-man 2

[JackChase007]

For me, the best movies this year were The Bourne Supremacy, Hellboy, and The Punisher.

[Prav_007]

I think Fahrenheit 9/11 deserves some credit but my FAVOURITE movies was Collateral, along with I,Robot, and Spiderman-2.

Forgot Kill Bill 2 and Bourne Supremacy, wow cannot beleive i forgot those.

Rank:
1.Collateral
2.Kill Bill 2
3.Bourne Supremacy
4.Spiderman2
5.Fahreniet 9/11
6.I,Robot

Edited by Prav_007, 12 December 2004 - 11:10 PM.

[Double-Oh-Zero]

Favourite films of the Year:

1. Collateral
2. Shaun of the Dead
3. Kill Bill Vol. 2
4. Blade: Trinity
5. I, Robot
6. The Incredibles
7. Hellboy
8. Super Size Me
9. Fahrenheit 9/11
10. Spartan
11. DodgeBall

[Janus Assassin]

Spiderman 2
Dodgeball
Without a Paddle
After the Sunset
Taxi
Shrek 2
Chronicles of Riddick

[Tarl_Cabot]

Kill Bill Volume 2
Spiderman 2
The Bourne Supremacy
Hero
Team America:World Police

[Tarl_Cabot]

I loved Spartan too but I saw it on DVD...

[Bond111]

[quote name='americanbond' date='14 June 2004 - 23:52']On another note... i just saw About A Boy last night on DVD... i loved it!

[Kristatos]

No 1 absolutely: The Incredibles

[RITZ]

Michael Mann's "COLLATERAL"
Yet another crime masterpiece delivered with style, power and grace.
Probably one of Cruise's best roles.

[Loomis]

Okay, my top 10 for 2004 (well, top seven, actually, since I think these seven were the only films I saw at the cinema this year):

1. LOST IN TRANSLATION (released in the UK in January)

2. THE BOURNE SUPREMACY

3. KILL BILL VOL. 2 (not nearly as inventive or dazzling as VOL. 1, and the Quentmeister shows signs of laziness and self-parody; still a cracking film, though, since Tarantino not quite at the top of his game is still, well, awesome)

4. FAHRENHEIT 9/11

5. THE MOTORCYCLE DIARIES

6. COLLATERAL (good stuff, but doesn't approach HEAT)

7. SPIDER-MAN 2

[Qwerty]

The Bourne supremacy
The Incredibles
LOTR:ROTK
Lost in Translation

Oh, if DVD wise too, then ROTK for sure.

[Harmsway]

The Bourne supremacy
The Incredibles
LOTR:ROTK
Lost in Translation

Oh, if DVD wise too, then ROTK for sure.

Me too. Nothing like a huge, sweeping epic finale. Out of the three parts, ROTK was the one that really nailed it for me.

[Qwerty]

Without a doubt. Epic and grand in the best of styles.

[Jack Bauer]

Just seen the Johnny Depp film "Secret Window" - it is excellent and a terrifically clever ending!

No offense, but the ending was more of a cop-out to me, if anything. I don't know if the book came out before Fight Club, or really care, but they used that ending already. Seeing it twice just kind of spoils it.

The Bourne Supremacy was #1 for me. That, followed by Saw and Dodgeball.