Half-way to the top ten list
There are a few, and only a few, movies that I consider shoo-ins:
Batman BeginsAfter that, possible contenders, based on those films that were given a general theatrical release of at least one week in Vancouver during 2005, include:
Born into Brothels
Dear Frankie
Hotel Rwanda
Millions
BrothersAnd that's just based on the titles that stand out a little as I do a quick, casual scan of my film journal for this year; I would have to see most of these films a second time before I could say whether they really belong on my list, and in a few cases, I can't say I actually want to sit through them again, right now.
Les Choristes
Cinderella Man
Downfall
Howl's Moving Castle
Madagascar
The Merchant of Venice
Million Dollar Baby
Palindromes
War of the Worlds
Unfortunately, I have also missed a few films that sounded interesting but left town too quickly, while I was working on other things. Anyone want to recommend anything?
JUL 28 UPDATE: I am now adding Moolaadé and Murderball to my list of very strong contenders.


1 Comments:
"The Ballad of Jack and Rose"
Good story, strong performance by Day-Lewis.
"Nobody Knows"
Very long, but to have so many kids acting in a movie and have it look so much like a documentary... wow. A very sad story with moments of exquisite beauty.
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