The Best Movie This Year and the worst.

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Permalink Reply by Ike on December 6, 2007 at 8:27am

I also enjoyed " This is England ".

Another movie to dislike was " Hitman "

I cant believe I willingly paid hard earned money to see that...it's on the level of suck that is the ruined childhood production of Transformers.

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Permalink Reply by Roman on December 6, 2007 at 6:51pm

Chinango.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0312958/
by far, is the best movie of the year.

sure, 99% of you will take my choice as the worst movie of the year (or ever), if you've seen it or now that you know of it, will see it.
But to me, it's just too great not to be #1. and by great I mean, it's the funniest movie I've seen since Dumb and Dumber, and it's an action. ;)

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Permalink Reply by The_Dude on December 7, 2007 at 11:58pm

Dammit, How did you forget No Country For Old Men???



It is the best by far, in 2nd place Into The Wild

And The worst, I don't know, I go just see the good movies man

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Permalink Reply by Mike J. McAllister on December 8, 2007 at 4:45pm

I liked No Country for Old Men, but I actually expected more than what I got. The ending was really satisfying either. Still, great performances all around from the cast and The Coen Brothers are great filmmakers. But Fargo is still my favorite Coen film.

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Permalink Reply by Mike J. McAllister on December 8, 2007 at 4:44pm

another big fave of mine for 2007 is The Darjeeling Limited. saw it twice in one weekend in this small theater in Pittsburgh, and saw it again just last night (a few weeks later) on a wild impulse (I happened to be in the area and saw it was still playing at that theater, so I figured "why the hell not"). it's such a damn good movie and i was entertained all the way through. it may not be Wes Anderson's best movie, but like Rushmore and The Royal Tenenbaums, it's a movie i can see watching multiple times a week after buying it on DVD.

also, like Wes' other movies, great soundtrack!

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Permalink Reply by mark bladt on December 9, 2007 at 8:40am

Loved I'm not there

Hated Hitman

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Permalink Reply by The Insidious Dr. Fu Manchu on December 11, 2007 at 2:51pm

I have to go with Hot Fuzz.. I haven't laughed that hard since Kung Pow: Enter the Fist

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Permalink Reply by Phil on December 13, 2007 at 6:33am

There have been a good number of good films this year and I may have to go with No Country for Old Men, 3:10 was great too, or possibly Strength and Honour, although that may not count because it was released just recently but I believe that it was actually made in '06, but it was released here in America this month so I'm still going with that one. Those three stand out in my mind as of right now. But there have really been quite a few movies I really enjoyed though. Worst movies for me this year that's a hard one I try not to go see movies that look bad. Hitman blew so that was probably the worst movie that came out this year that I actually saw, so there you have it. Hitman. The possible biggest disapointment for me though could be AVP-R. It looks great and I hope it is but I just fear that that in fact could very well be my biggest disappointment of the year, not the worst film, but the biggest disapointment. Although the biggest disappointment in a movie for me ever was a movie Directed by Oliver Stone, about a GREAT man. This movie, who's name I refuse to speak because I disliked it so much. Seemed to be about a man in history that did great things, like conquer the known world. Yet somehow it seemed like this was actually left out of the film and replaced by several fifteen minute sections of two guys stareing at eachother from across the room. I get it, he had feelings of a sexual nature for another man. In this era for this particular group of people this was very common and not something looked down upon. So why not actually show some of this man's great accomplishments. This movie was the worst 8 hours of my life, the first 3 to 4 was spent actually watching and sleeping through the film and the last 4 or so was me wanting to kill myself for having seen it. Mr. Stone, you really let me down on that one.

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Permalink Reply by whitney on December 15, 2007 at 11:57pm

yeah norbit was bad but that movie 310 to yuma i don't know maybe it just was'ent
my kinda movie knocked up was a good movie but not the best the new harry potter movie
was alright i guess i really liked i am legend

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Permalink Reply by corey vire on December 16, 2007 at 12:18am

the only blockbuster to get the best pic nod will be pirates 3. transformers will get 2nd tier oscars for special effects . ratatoullie will get animated win. other than that who really cares?

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Permalink Reply by Gift of the Magi on December 17, 2007 at 9:47pm

Ok, my vote goes to Black Snake Moan for Best Film I've seen this year so far. Such a fun, wild, crazy, well-writtin and surprizingly deep film.

The worst movie that I still want my money AND time back for was Eragon. If I find you bastard that put this together, the bloodshed and horror I will unleashed will make Uwe Boll vomit out of his ass.

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Permalink Reply by Kenneth on December 18, 2007 at 4:54pm

My least favorite this year was Ratatouille, but I have three favorites; Norbit, The Mist, and Spiderman 3. There plenty more but I'm too lazy to see if they came out this year or '06, I rarely go to the theater so my memories a little off.

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