Best Movies of 2007
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Best Movies of 2007
I don't know if it's been a bad year for movies or if I'm just not seeing the right ones, but here it goes:
1) No Country for Old Men
2) Hot Fuzz
3) Darjeeling Limited
That's it. There had to have been more... your thoughts?
1) No Country for Old Men
2) Hot Fuzz
3) Darjeeling Limited
That's it. There had to have been more... your thoughts?
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I know some of these were probably 2006 for anyone in the US, but all were 2007 over here. 
The Fountain
Control
Half Nelson
The Is England
Zodiac
Pan's Labyrinth
Kinda embarrassed that I missed Darjeeling Limited. I know I'll love it when I get to see it.
Itching to see No Country For Old Men and There Will Be Blood early in 2008.
The Fountain
Control
Half Nelson
The Is England
Zodiac
Pan's Labyrinth
Kinda embarrassed that I missed Darjeeling Limited. I know I'll love it when I get to see it.
Itching to see No Country For Old Men and There Will Be Blood early in 2008.
Re: Best Movies of 2007
Sunshine (Best Sci Fi movie I have seen since Aliens)
Casino Royale (Bond has new life)
Factory Girl (Sienna Miller...enough said)
I am Legend (I was very suprised at this one)
300 (Beautifully shot, Gory as hell)
Knocked Up
Superbad (A new highschool movie classic)
Transformers (Those fucking robots looked real)
28 Weeks Later (Anything with zombies or infected makes my list)
No Country for Old Men
Darjeeling Limited
oh...I know there is more...
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Casino Royale (Bond has new life)
Factory Girl (Sienna Miller...enough said)
I am Legend (I was very suprised at this one)
300 (Beautifully shot, Gory as hell)
Knocked Up
Superbad (A new highschool movie classic)
Transformers (Those fucking robots looked real)
28 Weeks Later (Anything with zombies or infected makes my list)
No Country for Old Men
Darjeeling Limited
oh...I know there is more...
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You know- I haven't seen the Tarantino film, but Planet Terror was a riot. Can't say I'm itching to put it in again. But that sequence where that girl's hands are numb and she breaks her wrist in the car door handle... that was out of control. And how that kid shoots himself IMMEDIATELY after his mother instructed him to be careful.... what a sick movie!Cupz wrote:Grindhouse
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I actually did see (in the theater) Superbad, Knocked Up, Hot Fuzz, 300, 28 Weeks Later, AND Transformers... because all my friends were going, fuck
I just realized that I didn't go to see any realllllly good movies this year... here is my list of movies that I want to see the most from 2007, by order of how excited I am about seeing them, haha
1. There Will Be Blood (P.T. Anderson is godly.)
2. Darjeeling Limited (Rushmore!!1)
3. No Country for Old Men (The book was nuts, as are the Coen Brothers...)
4. The Bourne Ultimatum (I love this series to death.)
5. Sunshine (Danny Boyle, Cillian Murphy.. I was hooked from the moment I heard the title)
6. Pan's Labyrinth (So much buzz about this movie.. amazing director, too)
Superbad was the best theater experience I've ever had, people were keeled over with laughter. Hot Fuzz was a sad theater experience, because I was the only one laughing.. one of those moments where I am sorely reminded how dumb people here in America are
I just realized that I didn't go to see any realllllly good movies this year... here is my list of movies that I want to see the most from 2007, by order of how excited I am about seeing them, haha
1. There Will Be Blood (P.T. Anderson is godly.)
2. Darjeeling Limited (Rushmore!!1)
3. No Country for Old Men (The book was nuts, as are the Coen Brothers...)
4. The Bourne Ultimatum (I love this series to death.)
5. Sunshine (Danny Boyle, Cillian Murphy.. I was hooked from the moment I heard the title)
6. Pan's Labyrinth (So much buzz about this movie.. amazing director, too)
Superbad was the best theater experience I've ever had, people were keeled over with laughter. Hot Fuzz was a sad theater experience, because I was the only one laughing.. one of those moments where I am sorely reminded how dumb people here in America are
thedisavowed wrote:You know- I haven't seen the Tarantino film, but Planet Terror was a riot. Can't say I'm itching to put it in again. But that sequence where that girl's hands are numb and she breaks her wrist in the car door handle... that was out of control. And how that kid shoots himself IMMEDIATELY after his mother instructed him to be careful.... what a sick movie!Cupz wrote:Grindhouse
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darjeeling was up there for me. but my vote probably has to go to sunsine.
rescue dawn was also awesome. i saw juno last week, it was very funny and warm-hearted. knocked up and superbad were both great,i love judd apatow.
does the re-release of blade runner count? (it only took like 15 years...)
i still have yet to see there will be blood, but i ove PT anderson so im almost sure that would be on my list.
and yeah i also liked grindhouse. (i liked death proof more)
oh and uh... ninja turtles was great (what can i say? im a product of the 80s)
rescue dawn was also awesome. i saw juno last week, it was very funny and warm-hearted. knocked up and superbad were both great,i love judd apatow.
does the re-release of blade runner count? (it only took like 15 years...)
i still have yet to see there will be blood, but i ove PT anderson so im almost sure that would be on my list.
and yeah i also liked grindhouse. (i liked death proof more)
oh and uh... ninja turtles was great (what can i say? im a product of the 80s)
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