What's your favorite movie of the last 10 years?

[Cyrano]

Mine is "Good Will Hunting."

And let's take into account "guy flicks" and "chick flicks." They're going to be different, so let's be nice to each other.

[King Of Paperboys]

1. Lone Star

Just an awesome achievement.

[Cyrano]

3. Didn't see it, or know about it. Site where I can look it up.?

[King Of Paperboys]

Here ya go

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0116905/

Has a wonderful scene with Frances McDormand, for all you folks who are posting Coen movies in this thread. ;)

[candy]

20. Lone Star is awesome!!!

Be sure to see it!

[Insider]

2. damn, A Beautiful Mind

so misery was more than ten years ago
and a beautiful life is really A BEAUTIFUL MIND.

time for bed

[TrustingDog]

4. Big Lebowski or O Brother Where Art Thou...

two movies i can watch over and over again and enjoy freshly every time, find some secret nuggets I missed before....

[tridim]

8. Seconded on The Big Lebowski

The replay value is through the roof on that one. I love every frame.

[radiclib]

5. Does 1994 count?

If so, "Pulp Fiction".
If not, what year was "Fargo"?
If "Fargo" doesn't qualify, "Crumb".

[Cyrano]

9. Oh, what the hell. I love Francis McDormand, so let's let "Fargo" in.

[WillyBrandt]

6. Fight Club

[Donkeyboy75]

7. Different, but I have two: Momento and The Big Lebowski

[TrustingDog]

10. Momento is frickken awesome...

I just have to see it another 12 time backwards.

It's a movie that keeps on giving... when The End comes up.... everyone talks about it, tries to analys the sequences. tres cool. interactive tv.

[candy]

11. Fargo!

[Cyrano]

14. Yeah, I think "Fargo" was 1993, but it's one of my favorites too.

What the hell. So 10 years may be too narrow. Start another thread if you want to.

[NightTrain]

25. "Fargo" is from 1996.

[NightTrain]

12. It's actually from 10.5 years ago, but...

..."Schindler's List."

[mia]

22. '93 was a great year for films

The Piano is one of my all-time favorites.

[NightTrain]

24. Three more great ones from that year....

"Baraka," "The Joy Luck Club," and "Indochine."

[SheilaT]

13. Wag the Dog.

It's absolutely brilliant. The way Dustin Hoffman keeps saying, "This is nothing!" every time something goes wrong, until they're sitting in a field with the plane crashed around them.

And if you think the movie is cynical, check out the book it was based on, An American Hero by Larry Beinhart.

[Cyrano]

19. Although everyone tried to pin "Wag the Dog" to Clinton,

It is a perfect metaphor for the Shrub years. This administration is about illusion. Substance be damned. And if we don't get rid of them this Nov., we'll all be damned.

Sorry to inject politics into a movie thread, but these fuckers will kill us all unless we beat them back.

[TexasBushwhacker]

15. American Beauty

although I like several others mentioned here. DU'ers have good taste!

[name not needed]

16. Good Will Hunting

I love that movie.

[mitchum]

17. "Happiness"...

but "The Big Lebowski" and "Claire Dolan" were also very good.

[SarahB]

18. The Shawshank Redemption, Fight Club, or (ready for the one chic flic)...

Bridget Jones' Diary. :D

[Parrcrow]

21. Traffic

Brilliantly made film. I have yet to see the original (made in England I believe).

[oxymoron]

23. Amelie

[flamingyouth]

26. "Almost Famous"

I love that movie so much, especially the part where Billy Crudup is on acid at the party in Topeka.

"How do we know you're not with the cops!?!?!?!?"

"I dig music...AND I'M ON DRUGS!!!!"

"I hurt the flower."

I have to watch that again soon. :7