What do you consider to be the best movie post 2000?

[Meownaw]

They're probably not the BEST movies, but I re-watch "The Social Network" and "Moneyball" way more than I ever thought I would when I first saw them.

I fucking hated Social Network for two reasons when I first watched it. The breath was CGI to show it was cold out and Sorkin is a horrendous writer. Diablo Cody is the only writer I hate more than Sorkin.

 

[guest]

I fucking hated Social Network for two reasons when I first watched it. The breath was CGI to show it was cold out and Sorkin is a horrendous writer. Diablo Cody is the only writer I hate more than Sorkin.

I remember getting dragged to see Juno with my fawkin chick, and watching it with a clenched jaw the whole time. Some of the worst dialogue ever written.

 

[Meownaw]

I remember getting dragged to see Juno with my fawkin chick, and watching it with a clenched jaw the whole time. Some of the worst dialogue ever written.

Honest to blog.

 

[guest]

Honest to blog.

Know that I am car-crashing you in my mind.

 

[bumbum8]

Lord of the Rings trilogy, director's cut.
Oh Brother Where Art Thou
Django Unchained (literally only for Sam Jackson's scream when DiCaprio gets killed)
Strangers With Candy (a lot of hilarious details on rewatching)
The Prophet (animated) is very visually appealing

 

[Stent]

A lot of good suggestions in here already.

American Psycho, but I think that came out in 2000 if you want to be a dick about the rules of the game.

The Cooler, if I'm in an Anthony Cumia mood.

The Man Who Wasn't There.

The Machinist.

The Lighthouse.

 

[Carl Winslow]

Funny how there are only a handful of movies to list here lol

There will be blood

The wrestler

No country for old men

1917

Bonuses:

The dark knight and top gun 2

Those are probably the only movies I would take the time to ever rewatch post 2000.

Maybe add Freddy got fingered and the 1st iron man as c list good movies.

 

[guest]

I love my westerns so i think The Assassination of the Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford, True Grit and 3:10 to Yuma were some of the best.

 

[guest]

A lot of good suggestions in here already.

American Psycho, but I think that came out in 2000 if you want to be a dick about the rules of the game.

The Cooler, if I'm in an Anthony Cumia mood.

The Man Who Wasn't There.

The Machinist.

The Lighthouse.

The Man Who Wasn't There is a damn good one. I don't think it'll be a popular opinion here, but I think Inside Llewyn Davis is one of the best things they've ever done.

edit: say think again

 

[Easily_Remembered]

"The Act of Killing" is probably the best film I've seen from the last two decades.

"Where the Wild Things Are" and "Paddington" are two of my favorites, but then again I'm a big 'mo.

I'll join you in the love of the Paddington movies.

 

[EraGodless]

One Night In Paris

 

[1073waaf]

The Greasy Strangler.

 

[wbgreen]

I'm partial to The Death of Stalin. That guy was a real jerk.

 

[Stent]

The Man Who Wasn't There is a damn good one. I don't think it'll be a popular opinion here, but I think Inside Llewyn Davis is one of the best things they've ever done.

I tried to watch it not long ago but I'm tired of Oscar Isaac appearing in everything. He's not even a bad actor, just too damn prolific.

edit: say think again

Get busy thinking or get busy dying.

 

[Meownaw]

The Man Who Wasn't There is a damn good one. I don't think it'll be a popular opinion here, but I think Inside Llewyn Davis is one of the best things they've ever done.

edit: say think again

Im with you on Llewyn Davis but I wouldn't say it's their best just really really good.

 

[Dennyislife]

For me it's got to be any of the new star wars. To bring in billions with no plan? That's true balls.

 

[guest]

Im with you on Llewyn Davis but I wouldn't say it's their best just really really good.

The only ones I like more are Fargo and Miller's Crossing. Then they followed it up with Hail, Caesar, which is a complete piece of shit.

 

[Patrick O'Neal]

I sort of stumbled on this recently and thought i'd give it a go.

I really enjoyed it. That's partly down to expectation. I assumed because I'd not heard anything about it that it must be rubbish. Not so. I really enjoyed the psychological aspect. Edward Norton I don't really buy as a tough guy. But other than that, good performances all round.

 

[PogromStallone]

I don't suspect it'll be popular on here but I think Carol is a masterpiece.

 

[ThePepsiColaRapist]

22 for 22

No Country for Old Men
Hell or High Water
Moneyball
The Witch
Lord of the Rings
The Social Network
Up
Hostel
Team America
This is England
Walk Hard
Magic Mike
Drive
The King of Kong
Thunder Road
Crazy Heart
The World's End
Hereditary
The Wrestler
Joker
The Battered Bastards of Baseball
Eastern Promises