Favorite Movies of 2000

Favorite so far, obviously. Here's my current list:

1. GLADIATOR!!!
2. Chicken Run
3. The Patriot
4. U-571
5. Shanghai Noon

I havent seen enough good movies yet.

1. Gladiator
2. Road Trip

I have to say Gladiator. But I haven´t seen enough movies to actually say if it is the best movie of this year so far.

Here's a list of all the 2000 movies I've seen so far, with a quickie review under each one:

1. The Patriot

I couldn't care less about the historical inaccuracies or the supposed "whitewashing", because I thought this was a very entertaining epic, with great acting from Gibson, Ledger & co. and another great score from John Williams.


2. Chicken Run

Hilarious and charming claymation flick.


3. X-Men

Best comic book adaptation since Tim Burton's Batman.


4. Tie: Shangai Noon/ Mission: Impossible 2

Noon was funny as heck; M:I 2 was another cool John Woo action flick.


5. Dinosaur

Visually stunning, emotionally dissapointing. A poor man's Tarzan, IMHO.

Wow, you look familiar.

Hmmm... there have been so few that I've seen and didn't hate. Oh well here goes:

1. X-Men
2. Titan A.E.
3. Gladiator
4. U-571
5. Battlefield Earth (But not because it was good, worst movie I ever saw, but I had a LOT of FUN watching it as my friends and I spent a good two hours doing some of the best heckling of our lives.)

Hehe.. hi there, IP.

1: Gladiator
2: Patriot
3: X-men

Having only seen one movie this year, X-Men, I'd say it has to be my favorite by default.

1. Gladiator
2. X-Men
3. Replacements

What Lies Beneath
X-Men
Scary Movie
Me Myself and Irene

HAHA, I think that's all I have seen this summer in the theater..

The Beach

I liked this movie, so sue me.

X-Men

Yeah... It was okay.

The Green Mile.
Well its new in Britain.

1- girl interrupted (or was that 99? if it was, it belongs on my post in the "favorite movies of 99" thread)
2- Titan AE or Xmen

still have to see The Cell...

aryne *

Here's a new Top 10 from the Parrot himself.

A very approximate ranking so far, as of this writing... also keeping in mind that the slew of high-quality releases around November-ish will probably change this list dramatically. A lot of the ones near the bottom are films I only really consider slightly on the good side.

The "excellent-classic" range:

1. Gladiator
2. Chicken Run
3. The Patriot
4. Almost Famous

The "pretty good-very good" range:

5. U-571
6. Shanghai Noon
7. The Art Of War

The "okay-enjoyable" range:

8. X-Men
9. Gone in Sixty Seconds
10. Dinosaur

By the end of the year I surely hope the whole list will be dominated by the "excellent-classic" range. Hopefully.