2004 in film

[TomServo]

Both were about marijuana, so both.

You didn't like the message or did the movie itself just suck? I love bad movies. Especially those shamelessly terrible ones from the fifties and sixties. My username should already tell you that.

[Anonymouse]

As much as most people say it sucked, I thoroughly enjoyed The Beastmaster.

[Anonymouse]

You didn't like the message or did the movie itself just suck? I love bad movies. Especially those shamelessly terrible ones from the fifties and sixties. My username should already tell you that.

I didn't like the message, because it was bullshyt. But by then it had totally ruined my image of the film itself. It's one of those things where if the content isn't well received, then you pretty much ignore everything else.

[TomServo]

You owe it to yourself to see this.

[One-Way]

A Cinderella Story was definently at the top.

[TomServo]

A Cinderella Story was definently at the top.

Nonsense. Raise Your Voice was far superior.

[omniscient]

I just randomly wrote my top 10 that I think are the greatest of all time but I didn't include the classics or older movies of decades ago. They are mostly of similar genre but I tried to have variety at the same time and there are absolutely no comedies or horror movies in my list. This would have to be my top 10 in no specific order.


BRAVEHEART



SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION



FIGHT CLUB



HOTEL RWANDA



USUAL SUSPECTS



GOODFELLAS



FORREST GUMP



THE DEER HUNTER



ROCKY IV



GLADIATOR

[Anonymouse]

Very good pics, I can't see myself disagreeing with those choices.

[omniscient]

Very good pics, I can't see myself disagreeing with those choices.

Now we need to see your top ten with pictures also.

[winoman]

Ray was awesome and so was the Aviator - I thought Dicaprio did an outstanding job with the part. Howard Hughs was one of the alltime greatest Americans IMO - and the pic itself only touched on a small part of why - but it perhaps should still give folks and appreciation of why this might be.