What's the best movie of the Year?
 

Please don't say Brokeback Mountain. :nope:

Something tells me that Oberon will be a regular poster to this thread. :up:

What's the best movie of the Year?
 

Although I'm by no means a full time movie watcher I was pretty impressed by L.A. Clash.
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Can the answer be "there is none"? :hmm:

Oooooh, cameleon thread :huh:

Best movie last year none :smug:

Serenity :rock:

Re: What's the best movie of the Year?
 

Nope, it was Brokeback Mountain II: The Cowgirls

http://www.pistolwimp.com/media/43487/

Link is work safe...

Good Night, and Good Luck

I thought Serenity was really good too. :yep: I also liked Underworld: Evolution even though nobody else seemed to like it (I like Vampire movies).

I was never sure why Firefly didn't catch on, although I never watched the series myself. Battlestar Galactica (the new version) is better though. But this thread is about movies.

Battlestar Galactica = best sci-fi series on TV. I can't wait for season 3 to start :yep:

Re: What's the best movie of the Year?
 

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Nice one!

Hmmmm....

^Thats why... ;)

If Firefly and Space: Above and Beyond were still on TV BSG would really have some competition!

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Actually, I didn't know the show existed until reruns were being played. I now like it (although the movie was indeed better than the series). But that statement did sound wrong. :D

EDIT - Some people have said that Star Trek DS9 was the most similar show to BSG. I liked DS9, but it is not as good as BSG.

I think Space: AAB is the most like BSG. I would even dare to say it was better than the new BSG. :yep:

Yup Serenity. Good movie. I dont know how Crash became best movie as it was pretty lame.

That's because Ronald D. Moore produced both shows. He came on board DS9 as a producer and writer during the 3rd season, and after being promoted to a co-executive producer he was in effective control during the last two seasons. He was responsible for the dark storylines in DS9's later seasons, though obviously he still had to work within the previously established framework of the show. The new BSG on the other hand was Moore's project from the beginning, thus he had almost unlimited freedom to mold it to his vision.

I really liked The Constant Gardener, Walk the Line, and Memoirs of a Geisha (read the book as well)... but they all paled in comparison to

:up: KUNG FU HUSTLE!! :up:
http://www.sonyclassics.com/kungfuhu...ex_trailer.php
http://sushihigh.com/kunf%20fu%20hustle.jpg

That movie was frickin' fantastic! If you have not seen it, you can't begin to imagine what you are missing. This ain't some standard chop-suey flick, this is great cinema. :yep:

Yes that movie made me laugh right through at the end of the movie i had a sore jaw and stomach from laughing to much. lol. The guys wife use to crack me up when she beat up her husband and threw him out the window.

Munich
http://www.moviesonline.ca/movie-gal...ichPoster2.jpg
Spielberg is the master!