What is the best film you have watched this year and why?
927983
It was an amateur porno movie... I liked it because it made my wife horny and the chick in it was real  hot!
419459
My all time favourite movie is "Braveheart".  Recently I have enjoyed "King Kong", "Elizabethtown" and "The Island".
1082801
it was adorable! definitely a "must-see" of the year. i highly recommend it. confusing at first, but it all comes together in the end.
1095017
The cinematography was masterful, the acting was spectacular, the dialogue was a little awkward in pints but never really faltered.\nGood Movie to watch.
671095
THat's pretty subjective, but it's sure right up near the top of my list.  A terrifically serpentine plot, perfect period dialogue, smart use of symbolism and sharp shot selection are all things that stand out for me in this film.  Also, terrific hats ;)
312037
closer!  it's only one of the best movies out there.  i believe clive owen is in it as well!
946128
An American Haunting is GREAT...I have Nacho Libre but have not watched it yet.  The Break-Up is also very good.  And if you are ever in the mood for a good cry and haven't seen Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants....soooooo good.
1155324
really good movie. i loved it :)
856508
Dogma\n\nIt highlights some questions and points made be modern day theology about God and the many religions that stem from his existence.  It's an educational movie as well as being very entertaining.\n\nThe Star Wars saga.\n\nI just liked it.
249024
In her Shoes with Camaron Diaz, Shirley Maclane and Toni Colletti was fabulous! That has to be my favourite of this year!
715616
I hope you liked that movie man. I think it rocks myself. I enjoyed it so much I watched it twice in one sitting. \nGattaca
20888
According to my definition of "great," I'd say Final Destination (thought-provoking), Spirited Away (nice animated story), The Sixth Sense (surprising ending twist), Van Helsing (comical horror), Minority Report, and...a number of others I cannot think of right now. I'm sure everyone has their preferences to different movies.
1105630
That is an awesome film.  It's probably one of my favorites.
973793
I saw this film toward the end of the Cannes Film Festival; it edged out every other I'd seen, 30 of them, because of its wonderful story; history, politics and fantasy woven into a fabric spun by a superlative creative team headed by Guillermo del Toro. In comparison to "...Labyrinth", del Toro's other films only hinted at the depth and breadth of his talent. In this film, much as I pride myself on guessing the outcome of most stories, you cannot guess what's happening next. The film is long and the suspense is sustained throughout. The music is some of the best I've heard in years, so well suited to the action that you almost don't notice its specific effect because of how well it is intertwined with the visual, emotional and intellectual experience.\n\nIn my opinion, del Toro's "...Labyrinth" deserved to win at Cannes over the Ken Loach film, "The Wind That Shakes the Barley". Actually, everyone I knew at the Festival who had seen both agreed with me. It's hard to imagine that any film could beat it in a context other than Cannes where they have marked preferences (bordering on obsession) for certain directors.\n\nLet's hope that the late December opening will favor an Oscar nomination which it should win hands down, unless some other outstanding films appear on the horizon. That doesn't seem likely because at Cannes the somewhat disappointing array of films was attributed to the fact that not much great product is being released this year. I might add that I had already seen Volver prior to Pan, and I still maintain that Pan is the better film. Since then, I love The Departed, but that's in another category which does not threaten Pan's access to Oscar.
1057966
the new one? *sigh* it is soo worth seeing. I thought it would be okay, kind of boring, now that I saw it, it's my second favorite movie. Everyone I know thought it would just be kind of okay, and then they can't stop watching it. the cast is one of the best I've seen, great scenery....really great movie. so yeah, it's worth seeing. :)
228067
I saw Signs on TV the other night for the first time as well and enjoyed it as well. :)\n\nThe movie that surprised me and ended up becoming one of my FAVORITE movies is Sense and Sensibility. I could watch it over and over again. I thought it was going to be just another boring English movie. I was also surprised by Crash and Finding Nemo.
828217
To me it is "The Shining" by Stephen King and probably Jack Nicholsons best film.