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loyalfromlondon wrote:

As a cinephile and lover of all genres, Im always a bit leery when films I havent seen or followed show up on top 10 lists.


I've heard of those films in foreign sites being mentioned in very favourable light. Head On (Gegen Die Wand) was last year's release, however. Best of Youth might have been from last year as well. :-k

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loyalfromlondon wrote:

As a cinephile and lover of all genres, Im always a bit leery when films I havent seen or followed show up on top 10 lists.


I've heard of those films in foreign sites being mentioned in very favourable light. Head On (Gegen Die Wand) was last year's release, however. Best of Youth might have been from last year as well. :-k


Best of Youth was released this year in the USA. It was a great great movie too.

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Post The Top 10 You've All Been Waiting For....... SLANT'S TOP 10
Well much love for New World

http://www.slantmagazine.com/film/featu ... infilm.asp

Both of them have Constant Gardener in thier worst list and one has Crash there also.


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Hey, I think everybody will be interesting in this: Slant's top 10 lists!

Ed Gonzalez
1. The New World
2. The Best of Youth
3. Tropical Malady
4. A History of Violence
5. Kairo (Pulse)
6. Wolf Creek
7. Mysterious Skin
8. Nobody Knows
9. The White Diamond
10. Crimen Ferpecto

Honorable Mentions:
Last Days, Machuca, Private, Schultze Gets the Blues, Junebug, Fever Pitch, HellBent, Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit, Red Eye, and Darwin's Nightmare

Worst of 2005:
Crash, Palindromes, A Hole in My Heart, Chaos, Secuestro Express, Must Love Dogs, Don't Move, Memoirs of a Geisha, The Constant Gardener, and Les Choristes

Nick Schager
1. The New World
2. The White Diamond
3. Last Days
4. Wolf Creek
5. The Squid and the Whale
6. Kairo (Pulse)
7. The Beat that My Heart Skipped
8. Good Night, and Good Luck.
9. Mysterious Skin
10. The Devil's Rejects

Honorable Mentions:
A History of Violence, Grizzly Man, Sin City, Kings and Queen, Tropical Malady, The Ice Harvest, Broken Flowers, Kung Fu Hustle, Red Eye, and The Aristocrats

Worst of 2005:
Alone in the Dark, Dear Wendy, The Constant Gardener, The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl, A Sound of Thunder, Happy Endings, Don't Move, The Thing About My Folks, The Island, and Thumbsucker


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See? The New World was never a contender... :biggrin:


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Yeah. Haha. :lol:

Seriously....expect THE NEW WORLD to get massacred, post-Rex Reed MEMOIRS style. Won't be pretty.

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Hm, in the past four years I've not seen 23 of the (103) films with the most critical support.

I'm almost afraid to admit which ones, for fear of being eaten by some around here, but...here goes:
(excuse the CAPS LOCK, that wasnt me. :O)

Y TU MAMA TAMBIEN
IN THE BEDROOM
MOULIN ROUGE
THE PIANIST
FINDING NEVERLAND
THE STATION AGENT
COLD MOUNTAIN
VERA DRAKE
SEXY BEAST
ATANARJUAT: THE FAST RUNNER
HEDWIG & THE ANGRY INCH
BLOODY SUNDAY
TIME OUT
THE FOG OF WAR
THE DEEP END
DIRTY PRETTY THINGS
TOGETHER
THE GLEANERS & I
FAT GIRL
24 HOUR PARTY PEOPLE
MONSOON WEDDING
NO MAN'S LAND
QUIET AMERICAN

Which should I make a priority? :O
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Hehe Moulin Rouge :tongue: , In the Bedroom, The Station Agent, and Y Tu Mama Tambien are the best from the list, I think.

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Bloody Sunday.

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This is supposedly Rolling Stone's top 10

A History of Violence
Brokeback Mountain
Good Night, and Good Luck
Munich
Capote
The Squid and The Whale
The Constant Gardner
Crash
Tied for #10 - KING KONG and The Wedding Crashers


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Killuminati510 wrote:
This is supposedly Rolling Stone's top 10

A History of Violence
Brokeback Mountain
Good Night, and Good Luck
Munich
Capote
The Squid and The Whale
The Constant Gardner
Crash
Tied for #10 - KING KONG and The Wedding Crashers


?????

Didn't he give 3.5 stars to Munich and 4 stars to King Kong?
Or am I totally off?

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Travers also gave Syriana a 4-star, and it's no where to be found on the list. Typical Travers.


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Oh man, now it is clear why The New World isn't up for anything. Slant is a great indicator what what will not be nominated.

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Stylus's top 15 films:

http://www.stylusmagazine.com/feature.php?ID=2030


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Yay Batman and Sin City.

History of Violence continues to show up near the top of lists everywhere.

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Tropical Malady?

I remember Dolce wasn't too impressed by it.

But Downfall and Batman Begins behind Broken Flowees? A SHAME!!!

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xiayun wrote:



They misspelled 'soldier' in the Tropical Malady section.


That's unforgivable :disgust:

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Briefs. Am used to them and boxers can get me in trouble it seems. Too much room and maybe the silkiness have created more than one awkward situation.


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This is supposedly Ebert's top 10.

1. Crash
2. Syriana
3. Munich
4. Junebug
5. Brokeback Mountain
6. Me and You and Everyone We Know
7. Nine Lives
8. King Kong
9. Yes
10. Millions


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If so, then that will mark my break with Ebert :disgust:


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Killuminati510 wrote:
This is supposedly Ebert's top 10.

1. Crash
2. Syriana
3. Munich
4. Junebug
5. Brokeback Mountain
6. Me and You and Everyone We Know
7. Nine Lives
8. King Kong
9. Yes
10. Millions


What an odd list. Is it just me or does everything just seem odd this year? Like that isn't a serious top 10 when it's certainly warranted given the year we've had.

I disliked Yes and Me and You and Everyone We Know. Junebug is pretty damn high!
Nine Lives??? I wanted to see that SOO bad, but never remember it getting raves.

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How many 4-stars did Ebert give this year? Seem like a lot.


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If that is indeed Ebert's Top 10, I am finished defending him for a while. I need to cool off.

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Killuminati510 wrote:
This is supposedly Ebert's top 10.

1. Crash
2. Syriana



Ewwwwwwwwwwwwww

I liked Crash, but at best I would consider giving it a number 10 position. And Syriana? Let me vomit- overblown tripe.


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Wait, just realized: hasn't Ebert been raving about Match Point since Cannes?


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