Best Motion Picture Of 2004

[faust]

Haven't seen MC Diaries and House of S and F, so I voted for Eternal Sunshine, it was a very good, unique film.

I think there is a very important film missing here, Dogville, which I would vote for. Technically it was released in 03, but it showed in the US in 04.

 

[Luna]

Eh.. I didn't really see any movies this year that completely blew me away.... sad.

 

[PeterPeter]

The Brown Bunny

 

[rosada]

Before Sunset was amazing.. it was refreshing after seeing all that junk Hollywood loves to put out. I also liked Hero and Passion of the Christ. Eternal Sunshine was great as well.

 

[lunabella]

i really liked "garden state"

 

[mouko]

Eternal sunshine byfar.

 

[evexa]

Out of the ones I have seen (i have yet to see a few that look fab),
Closer, I <3 Huckabees and......hm, dunno. Probably farenheit but I haven't watched it yet

 

[moussemaker]

My favorite movies of 2004 were:
* Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless mind

* Butterfly Effect

* Collateral

* The Machinist and

Kill Bill, which is not really a 2004 movie but I saw it for the first time this year

 

[urd]

My favorite movies of 2004 were:
* Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless mind

* Butterfly Effect

* Collateral

* The Machinist and

Kill Bill, which is not really a 2004 movie but I saw it for the first time this year

you gotta be kidding, Butterfly Effect is like the worst movie ever.
I didn't like Eternal Sunshine of the Spotles Mind either, everyone else seems to be loving it

 

[moussemaker]

No, I'm serious, I even watched it twice!

Worst movies in 2004 were for me
* The Village
* Troy
* Open Water
and
* Cold Mountain, which I only watched after the Oscars this year.

 

[Amélie]

so far...

okay, althought i haven't seen all...

but my favorites so far, Fahrenheit 9/11, Garden State and Somersault...while GS was not particularly the best film...but my fav...and somersault was jus brilliant...it's an aussie film that showed at Cannes...i dunno if many ppl overseas have heard of it...and fahrenheit jus proved how much i adore Michael Moore and the power film has...

 

[elysia]

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, most definitely.

 

[urd]

No, I'm serious, I even watched it twice!

Worst movies in 2004 were for me
* The Village
* Troy
* Open Water
and
* Cold Mountain, which I only watched after the Oscars this year.

I have to agree with Troy, it's no good. Haven't seen the rest. I guess I have to watch Cold Mountain

 

[prixi]

Mean Girls..

 

[Nader]

The most memorable movie for me was Secretary (not sure if it came out very early this year or if it came last year)
with James Spader and Maggie Gyllenhaal : Secretary

Such a good movie!!!!!! I think it was last year though... But who cares, it was such a good movie!!!!!!

 

[strawberry daiquiri]

Such a good movie!!!!!! I think it was last year though... But who cares, it was such a good movie!!!!!!

Wonderful film, but it was actually 2002.

 

[kellyt]

I have to agree with Eternal Sunshine, also:

I Huckabees
Napoleon Dynamite
Garden State
Sideways
Finding Neverland
Kill Bill 2

I would have like to have seen more films, and I'm sure there are more that would have been on here but that is what I managed to see that I thought was good. I think an overall good year for film.

 

[Cosette]

My favourite is most definitely Before Sunset.

 

[lady grey]

bbc

rent the dvd of "42UP"

I know I dont have to tell our english friends about this landmark documentary.

but its still somewhat obscure in USA.

its one of best films youll ever see.

 

[cessylicious]

eternal sunshine and before sunset