Movies you finally saw and were like hot damn that was good!

Much like Used's thread. This one is the opposite.

I made this because I finally saw Gangs of New York and it was indeed awesome!

 

No Country for Old Men

oh... and the big lebowski

 

The Terminal

The Benchwarmers

Click

 

A History of Violence.

 

Pandorum

 

Inherit the Wind.

 

Wrong topic.

Felt that way with 28 Days later and Life Aquatic

 

You're right. They belong in a topic about the most awesome movies in the history of the universe.

Well, besides Click.

 

No need to hate on Click . . . I was expecting a crappy Sandler film, but in all honesty, the fact that it managed to swing from stupid funny to deadly serious in about 2 minutes rather impressed me.

Mr Brooks for me though.

 

I had also seen Dazed and Confused for the first time some time last year. Friggin incredible movie.

 

The Hangover --> didn't have high hopes for this movie because the previous one written by the same fellows was medicore at best... but holy damn I nearly suffocated due to laughing so much.

 

superbad, kickass, how to train your dragon, star trek.. for now.

all movies that would at least make a top 50 list for me now.


how to train your dragon is probably top 5 for animated movies for me now. and i'm a huuuge pixar fanboy. dreamworks did it right though

and as much as i hate the star trek franchise, not so much the idea but just the acting and writing. the movie was baaad ass.

and superbad was a great comedy.. i tend to avoid all that crap that is being pumped out to please the teenage/young adult crowd, guaranteed to bring in money, but superbad was genuinely funny.

 

Team America, both Harold and Kumar movies.

More to come.

 

Inglorious bastards was a huge surprise for. Ms i feel in love with it

Lovely bones too

 

Movies I liked after hearing a lot about/didn't get around to for ages:

Once Upon A Time in the West, There Will Be Blood, The Triplets of Belleville, Withnail and I, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Yojimbo, Ugetsu Monogatari, Wall E, and although it isn't a movie, Twin Peaks.