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What do you consider to be the best movie post 2000?
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Love that movie. No Country for Old Men (2007) is probably better though.
The Royal Tenenbaums (2001) is a very strong choice I wouldn't even have thought about. I'm going to re-watch that soon.
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I would agree with this but holy hell is the score terrible and Jared Leto ruins it. There is a reason fans made an edit with ever Leto scene cut and it changes nothing.
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The thing about Mulholland Dr is that once you understand a) who the lead character is and b) that the whole first 2/3rds of the movie is a dream, it all makes sense, albeit in a dream logic kind of way.
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I remember first watching it and thinking "wow the acting is so stiff and weird with Naomi Watts" then the end of the movie it all made sense and any complaints I had in the beginning went away. One of my favorite movies of all time.
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I've read a lot of reviews of Mulholland Dr that were just completely, totally off the mark and incorrect. A woman named Diane goes to Hollywood, all full of big dreams and high hopes, and she gets completely sexually used by a Hollywood couple, who throw her away like trash after. The movie begins with a long dream sequence where Diane idealizes the entire experience, and almost finds what she thought she was looking for, but then she wakes up, and realizes she's a dismal failure who's taken out a contract on someone's life. I mean it's obtuse, but it's all right there.
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I’ve watched both a lot. When I was younger it was no country. Now that I’m an old man it’s master and commander by a mile. Seen that one in the movies with a bunch of niggers confused why they were watching it.
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I would put this on my list too. Only God Forgives was great too, I never got the hate for it.
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Did you like The Neon Demon? I enjoyed it but remember almost nothing about it.
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I did, but have exactly the same experience. Watched it when it came out and have forgotten a lot of it. I remember laughing my ass off when the chick pukes up a whole eyeball, though.
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Hoping his remake of Maniac Cop is good even though I have never seen the original and hear it stinks.
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How many pages will this thread go before @LingerLonger shows up to shit on all of your choices and accuse everyone of being a nigger jew loving libtard?
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I’m glad im not the only one who thinks he’s a bit of a holier than thou snob. No offence.
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I'm really not a hipster faggot but this may be my favorite movie of the 21st century. It hits all the emotions.
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No Country for Old Men
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Weird but good:
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I'll be a pretentious faggot and say that you absolutely have to see it multiple times to really take it all in. There's so much subtle detail in every single scene.I'm really not a hipster faggot but this may be my favorite movie of the 21st century. It hits all the emotions.
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I didn't care for it, brother. I was really looking forward to it but it tried way too hard to outdo the original to the point it was distracting.