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Originally posted by orange
Best
- Love Actually
- Phone booth
Worst
- Matrix Revolutions
Surprising
- Timeline
Best
- Love Actually
- Phone booth
Worst
- Matrix Revolutions
Surprising
- Timeline
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love actually and timeline? Those dumb choiced negate your votes
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love actually is a GREAT film. Did you see it??
Timeline - I never said it was film of the year material, it was just far more enjoyable than I expected it to be."Chegitz, still angry about the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991?
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Does Gigli count as a 2003 film for the US? I haven't seen a single mention so far, and although I wouldn't dare go, I'm sure there must be someone who has.
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The Hulk is the most underrated film of the year. Finding Nemo is the most overrated, but still good."mono has crazy flow and can rhyme words that shouldn't, like Eminem"
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Best:
Mystic River
Seabiscuit
Pirates of the Carribean
Kill Bill
X-Men
Old school
Worst:
Daredevil (the cheese factor killed it for me)
Timeline (again with the cheese)
Matrix reloaded (I think my expectations were too high)
I just rented a movie called Gerry that starred Matt Damon and Casey Affleck, and I couldn't sit through more than 15 minutes.
I think that its time I started boycotting Ben Affleck movies!!!
BTW I wish that I could put Pearl Harbor on here (Damn that movie was piss poor!!! and I'm still fuming about it)
Yet to see: RETURN OF THE KING (which I'm willing to bet anything will be on top of the list)Last edited by centrifuge; December 4, 2003, 22:04.Comment
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Originally posted by duke o' york
Does Gigli count as a 2003 film for the US? I haven't seen a single mention so far, and although I wouldn't dare go, I'm sure there must be someone who has.
Check the 1st post
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I think a film that qualifies as the worst of All Time shouldn't make a Year's Worst List. It sort of transcends the rest of the field and would probably be unfair.Originally posted by duke o' york
Does Gigli count as a 2003 film for the US? I haven't seen a single mention so far, and although I wouldn't dare go, I'm sure there must be someone who has.
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Then no Kevin Smith movies!Originally posted by centrifuge
I think that its time I started boycotting Ben Affleck movies!!!
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Best Movies of 2003
1. Bad Santa
2. X2
3. Matrix Revolutions
4. Matrix Reloaded (you bunch of damn haters!)
5. Kill Bill Vol. 1
Worst Movies of 2003
1. Gigli
2. Seabiscuit
3. Cat in the Hat
4. League of Xtraordinary Dopes
5. Daredevil!!!!
Honorable Mentions
Pirates of my Ass
Once Upon a Time in Salma Hayak's boobs!
The Rundown
Disappointing of the YEAR!
HULK (what a pile of **** this was)To us, it is the BEAST.Comment
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Pirates of my Ass
Once Upon a Time in Salma Hayak's boobs!
Agreed on the Hulk... made me puke, they took almost an hour for anything to happen! Worse movie Ang Lee has made yet.
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I'm glad you liked "Lost in Translation" as well. I hope that more people get out to see that film. It is playing here in Santa Cruz in one of our Art House movie theaters in one of the smaller rooms.Originally posted by GePap
Best so far?
American Splendor, Lost in Translation, and I forget the whole name, a documentary on the Friedman family.
The Cukoo was good too, but not in the same league as those three.
As to the Friedman film, yes indeed that was excellent as well. I think its title is "Saving Friedman."
I have not seen American Splendor. But, since you and I agree on the other films, I will go see it or rent it ASAP.http://tools.wikimedia.de/~gmaxwell/jorbis/JOrbisPlayer.php?path=John+Williams+The+Imperial+M arch+from+The+Empire+Strikes+Back.ogg&wiki=enComment
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Agreed.Originally posted by monolith94
Most dissapointing: Down With Love
Great cast, great trailer, great art direction and idea, terrible script and execution. The most akward movie of the year.
I also just like to say I had a similar reaction to "Basic" with John Travolta. I think this film was from last year. Good cast, trailers, etc. But it has to rank up there with the most horrid plots of all time.http://tools.wikimedia.de/~gmaxwell/jorbis/JOrbisPlayer.php?path=John+Williams+The+Imperial+M arch+from+The+Empire+Strikes+Back.ogg&wiki=enComment
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I saw Down with Love on the Airplane and also thought it sucked, but was good enough to kill the duldrum...
Never heard of "Lost in Translation". Ned, whats the name of the Art House, I might hope over the hill this weekend to see it, unless it's raining. I hate 17 when it rains.Comment
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Okay, except for Kevin Smith moviesOriginally posted by The Emperor Fabulous
Then no Kevin Smith movies!
But am I wrong or are the rest of the movies that Affleck has been assosciated with lately, been complete and utter crap.Comment
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But all one had to do was "lookie" at the previews and to see that it smelt of nasty-cheese!Originally posted by Japher
Agreed on the Hulk... made me puke, they took almost an hour for anything to happen! Worse movie Ang Lee has made yet.
Peee-ooooohhh
Stunk so bad it called in the Vultures to clean up the mess
Peace
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