2004 in film

[TomServo]

Oh, and I just didn't understand the fuss over Eternal Sunshine. It wasn't a bad movie, but come on, it's nothing special and nothing I would ever want to see again.

What a grouch. I was actually surprised that I liked it so much after not really caring for Being John Malkovich or Adaptation. And yes it was a slow year, the top three films on my list were the only ones that stood out for me. By the way, Napoleon Dynamite is something I'd never want to see again.

I like your all-time top ten list, especially the inclusion of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. I love that movie so much, I think I'm going to watch it tomorrow. And Once Upon a Time in the West! *Hears Ennio Morricone's music in his head*

[Anonymouse]

What a grouch. I was actually surprised that I liked it so much after not really caring for Being John Malkovich or Adaptation. And yes it was a slow year, the top three films on my list were the only ones that stood out for me. By the way, Napoleon Dynamite is something I'd never want to see again.

I like your all-time top ten list, especially the inclusion of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. I love that movie so much, I think I'm going to watch it tomorrow. And Once Upon a Time in the West! *Hears Ennio Morricone's music in his head*

Crap I forgot Adaptation. That was a movie I actually liked alot.

[TomServo]

If Stanley Kubrick agreed to direct this and if they used the original script (which would have meant that the film would clock in at 3 hours) then this would have been freaking amazing. Instead it's just good. But good isn't bad, at least. "So very!"