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Best movies of 2002?

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Steven Ruiz Steven Ruiz Active MemberOP
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joined Sep 2004
#1 ·
I'm dying to know which three movies you all felt were absolutely top-tier this year, and on the flip side, which one was a total disaster for you...

P.S.
I'll be sure to share my own picks with everyone a little bit later on...
Richard Howard2 Richard Howard2 Active Member
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joined Dec 2002
#2 ·
The absolute best (in my opinion, obviously):

1. Star Wars: Episode II - Attack Of The Clones
2. Monsters Inc.
3. Panic Room
lonescout2 lonescout2 Active Member
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joined Dec 2002
#3 ·
Star Wars: Episode II could work.
Even Monsters, Inc. would be fine.
(Just trying to channel some of Richard Howard2's energy here 🙂)
As for a third option, I'm drawing a blank. Nothing comes to mind.

If we're talking about the absolute worst, it has to be Signs.
Steven Ruiz Steven Ruiz Active MemberOP
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#4 ·
My absolute favorites

1) The Royal Tenenbaums
2) About a Boy
3) Monsoon Wedding

The ones I just couldn't stand

Spider-Man
Melissa Moore32 Melissa Moore32 Active Member
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joined Jan 2004
#5 ·
1) Metropolis (it's animated, but whatever)

2) Star Wars Ep. II
Walter Alvarez76 Walter Alvarez76 Member
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joined Mar 2003
#6 ·
Best one:
Worst one: Freddy Got Fingered...
A Anonymous Veteran
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#7 ·
Best: Talk to Her by Almodóvar
Donnie Darko
10- Kiarostami / Lantana

Worst: Road to Perdition
Angela Williams8 Angela Williams8 Newcomer
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joined Dec 2002
#8 ·
The absolute best? I’d say Lord of the Rings, Star Wars: Episode II, or maybe Panic Room.
As for the worst? It’s got to be Freddy Got Fingered.
graniteangler10 graniteangler10 Member
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joined Dec 2002
#9 ·
Minority Report
Lord of the Rings
Panic Room (which hit theaters here earlier this year)
lonescout2 lonescout2 Active Member
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joined Dec 2002
#10 ·
Even the local sheriff stepped up last year.

Let’s say for the sake of argument this is the third one—consider it a memento mori. If that doesn't work since it actually happened last year, then we might as well be living in Minority Report.

And redowl90, you're the only one here worthy of a gold monitor.🙂
driftingowl27 driftingowl27 Active Member
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joined Dec 2002
#11 ·
1. Lilja 4-ever - Lukas Moodysson
2. All Or Nothing - Mike Leigh
3. Talk to Her - Pedro Almodóvar
lonemarlin40 lonemarlin40 Member
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#12 ·
Look, I'm just gonna toss these out there for now. Honestly, I haven't hit the theater to catch most of these lately:

1. Star Wars: Episode II
2. Ice Age 😁 😁 😁 (might not be a masterpiece, but it's hilarious!!!)
3. Monsters, Inc. (yeah, yeah, I know... but you know how much I love animation)

The absolute worst:
1. Men in Black II
graniteangler10 graniteangler10 Member
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joined Dec 2002
#13 ·
lonescout2 said:Maybe use Memento as a reminder—if you haven't seen it since last year—or maybe Minority Report.

My bad, I'm losing it. Memento actually came out back in 2000. 😉

Anyway, worst one? It’s not a complete disaster, but it's pure brainless filler... Men in Black 2.
Jacob Wilson50 Jacob Wilson50 Active Member
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#14 ·
Movies hitting theaters this year:

Amélie
No Man's Land
Memento
briskviper7 briskviper7 Newcomer
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joined Dec 2002
#15 ·
The best? *Vidocq* and *The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers*. 😉
The worst? *Signs*...
A Anonymous Veteran
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#16 ·
driftingowl27 said:1. Lilja 4-ever - Lukas Moodysson
2. All Or Nothing - Mike Leigh
3. Talk to Her - Pedro Almodóvar

Hey driftingowl27, you didn't mention you were into Almodóvar or Leigh...😉 I still haven't gotten around to watching anything by Lukas...😢

You know I was torn about putting Leigh on my list too... but Kiarostami is just in a league of his own🙂 plus, Lantana was such a massive surprise...🙂
redowl90 redowl90 Regular
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joined Aug 2005
#17 ·
lonescout2 said:
Hey redowl90, just give me that Golden Monitor award already. 🙂

Hmm, you think I won't? Honestly, I'm actually starting to recall those movies people on here were raving about earlier this year...
Alex Ramirez12 Alex Ramirez12 Member
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joined Dec 2002
#18 ·
amélie, let's just call it '
Elizabeth Garcia2 Elizabeth Garcia2 Active Member
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joined Apr 2005
#19 ·
My top picks for the podium:
A. Cuarón's "Y Tu Mamá También"
R. Altman's "Gosford Park"
D. Lynch's "Mulholland Drive"

As for the absolute bottom of the barrel... the two worst movies I've sat through this year were definitely:
A. Lyne's "Unfaithful"
And that one... "Ali G Indahouse"
Robert Cooper41 Robert Cooper41 Member
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joined Dec 2002
#20 ·
Steven Spielberg: Minority Report
Mike Leigh: All or Nothing
Aleksandr Sokurov: Russian Ark

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Takeshi Kitano: "Dolls"
Tsai Ming-Liang: "What Time Is It There?"
Robert Altman: "Gosford Park"
Bill Paxton: "Frailty"
Manoel de Oliveira: "I'm Going Home"
David Lynch: "Mulholland Drive"
Chris Weitz, Paul Weitz: "About a Boy"

PS. I have to admit, this list isn't exactly airtight, since not everything on here actually came out this year—how can one be expected to keep track of every single release?

.. and of course, we can't forget: Santiago Segura: "Torrente 2: Misión en Marbella"

😁 😁

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