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top 10 films of 2009

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in no particular order

gran torino
inglorious bastards
the wrestler
frost nixon
bruno
the hangover
drag me to hell
frost nixon
the damned united
changeling


i havent seen but really wanna see
where the wild things are
the class
a serious man
mersine part1 and 2
paranormal activity

so i dont know if they d make the top 10

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Re: top 10 films of 2009

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Pal Lydersen wrote:in no particular order

gran torino
inglorious bastards
the wrestler
frost nixon
bruno
the hangover
drag me to hell
frost nixon
the damned united
changeling
Good list, but I think some of them (The Wrestler, Gran Torino, Frost/Nixon & Changeling were 2008 films) - all were brilliant, though 8)

Anyway, I think 2009 hasn't been great for films compared to 2008 or 2007 (from what I've seen, which is much less than previous years) but my top 10 would be...

1. Let The Right One In
2. Watchmen
3. Inglorious Basterds
4. The Damned United
5. Orphan
6. State of Play
7. Drag Me To Hell
8. The Hangover
9. Eden Lake
10. Last House on the Left

(A few horrors in there, which I guess aren't many peoples cup of tea... I love 'em though :oops: :lol: )

Still a few I need to see though, like 'An Education', 'Paranomal Activity', 'UP', 'A Serious Man', 'The White Ribbon', and a few others.

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1. Let The Right One In
2. Let The Right One In
3. Let The Right One In
4. Let The Right One In
5. Let The Right One In
6. Let The Right One In
7. Let The Right One In
8. Let The Right One In
9. Let The Right One In
10. Låt den rätte komma in :wink:

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Inglorious Basterds
The Hangover
Watchmen
Bruno
Gran Torino
Role Models (I saw it in January)

were all excellent.

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brazilianGOONER wrote:1. Let The Right One In
2. Let The Right One In
3. Let The Right One In
4. Let The Right One In
5. Let The Right One In
6. Let The Right One In
7. Let The Right One In
8. Let The Right One In
9. Let The Right One In
10. Låt den rätte komma in :wink:
didnt like that meself

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Let the Right one in was very good, I got Terminator Salation on DVD out last night and was very disappointed.

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Can't really put them in any accurate order but my favourite 10 films of the last year are probably;

- Gran Torino (Was technically end of 2008 but wasnt released in UK until 2009)
- Moon
- The Hangover
- Inglourious Basterds
- Up
- Departures (Independent Japanese drama, won the Oscar this year for best foreign langugage film)
- Sin Nombre
- Ink (Excellent low budget indie movie. Think Donnie Darko meets The Matrix - trippy as fuck.)
- 500 Days Of Summer (Very enjoyable, different take on the romantic comedy genre)
- Funny People

Still a couple coming in the next few weeks that i'm looking forward to eg. "The Road"

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Dan_85 wrote:Can't really put them in any accurate order but my favourite 10 films of the last year are probably;

- Gran Torino (Was technically end of 2008 but wasnt released in UK until 2009)
- Moon watched this last week was disapointed
- The Hangover loved- Inglourious Basterds loved
- Up good - Departures (Independent Japanese drama, won the Oscar this year for best foreign langugage film) really wann see this- Sin Nombre
- Ink (Excellent low budget indie movie. Think Donnie Darko meets The Matrix - trippy as fuck.)
- 500 Days Of Summer (Very enjoyable, different take on the romantic comedy genre) wann see
- Funny People excellent

Still a couple coming in the next few weeks that i'm looking forward to eg. "The Road"


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inglourious basterds
watchmen
district 9
in the loop
the taking of pelham 123
star trek

best films i've seen this year

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1. inglourious basterds (the best by far)


2. slumdog millionaire
3. the wrestler
4. the white ribbon
5. milk
6. changeling
7. the curious case of benjamin britton
8. gran torino
9. frost/nixon
10. state of play

and:
moon
away we go
my sister´s keeper

8)

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Post by OneBardGooner »

Didn't get to the movies much this past year, but enjoyed the following:

Gran Torino
Harry Potter and The Half Blood Prince
The Wrestler
Star Trek
Slumdog Millionaire
Inglorious Basterds

Looking forward to the new Cameron one "Avatar"

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