Originally Posted By nevadarebel My kids and I have seen Narnia twice and loved it both times. My favorites are as follows 1. Narnia 2. Harry Potter 3. Batman Begins 4. Wedding Crashers 5. Cinderella Man Even if you have not read the books, Narnia is well done.
Originally Posted By vbdad55 Okay - having seen the last two blockbusters - my new list - 1. Charlie & The Chocolate Factory 2. Star Wars Episode III 3. War of the Worlds 4. Narnia 5. Goblet of Fire 6. King Kong 5. Corpse Bride
Originally Posted By JeffG I admit that I've seen a fairly small number of films this year, but I have a hard time imagining that very many (if any) movies released this year have been better than "Munich", which I saw this afternoon. -Jeff
Originally Posted By idleHands Like JeffG, I've seen a small number of films this year myself. But my favorite is the little-known gem, "Transamerica." Low budget wonder film! And Felicity Huffman definitely deserves the Best Actress Oscar!
Originally Posted By idleHands <<I would say Kung Fu Hustle.>> Stephen Chow makes fun films, for sure. "You may know Kung Fu, but you're still a fairy!" -- Landlady
Originally Posted By DouglasDubh Seeing everyone's lists of best movies made me realize how few I've seen this year. Robots, Batman Begins, Fantastic Four, Chicken Little, HP&GOF, and LW&W. Pretty sure that's it. On the other hand, I saw a lot of movies about National Parks, including a couple in IMAX.
Originally Posted By DDMAN26 I was just looking at the "What movie did you watch" topic and realized I forgot about Sin City. Not sure where it will go but while not for the easily offended it's well worth the ride.
Originally Posted By threeundertwo Pride and Prejudice Harry Potter March of the Penguins Star Wars I wasn't excited about Charlie and the Chocolate factory, even with Johnny Depp. Violet's mom was the funniest character in it. I guess the original is just too ingrained in me. I was bored with the dentist-father story line tacked on.
Originally Posted By Kar2oonMan Best: Good Night and Good Luck Crash March of the Penguins These were the only ones that stuck with me long after I'd watched them, mostly because they offered food for thought. Just about everything else I saw sort of dissolves into a noisy stew of CGI effects and remakes. Honorable Mention: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire Batman Begins Walk the Line
Originally Posted By Lisann22 1. Crash 2. Brokeback Mountain 3. Syraina (sorry I know I misspelled that 4. Good Night and Good Luck 5. Pride and Prejudice These were my 5 best.
