Film and Theatre Lover!
Every now and then I am going to post a movie scene which I think is brilliant, and you can say if you agree or disagree with my choice.
The first in the series is from “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button” when we see how much little decisions and things that happen can have a major impact on events which unfold.
I was going to make a hundred ways you know your obsessed with movies when . . . but I decided not to put a number on it and see how many I could come up with. If you have anymore to add to the list leave a comment and they will be added. Lets see how many we can come up with!
To be continued as thats all I can think of right now.
Comment with your suggestions.
The final part of the countdown . . .
Part 4 of the count down of my best films of the decade. 20-11 . . .
Third part of the countdown of my top 50 films of the decade . . .
Now to the second part of the countdown . . . films 40-31 . . .
This is the start of my count down of the 50 best films of the decade . . .
I am writing why each film is placed on my list of 50 best films of the decade, which should not really take too long at all. I have a bit to say about every film on the list.
I thought I would make this introduction post to explain before I post the list what a film had to do to get on the list. As I am sure some on the list will cause shocks. I have tried very much so to judge the film on the whole film and not get taken in my individual performances (as thats a whole different list).
I have films in it which left me thinking about what happened in them days later, for good or bad reasons. Films that made me laugh (and still do), films that made me cry and films which you cannot help but quote from and even make inside jokes about.
I hope this will give an insight into why some films are on the list, and also bear in mind that I have not seen every single film made in the last decade . . . so that could be why some films did not make the list haha.
I have put together a list of in my opinion some of the very best films of the decade which has just passed. From 2000-2009 which was called the noughties. You may not agree with a lot of my choices, you maybe surprised, you may expect certain films to be in. But I have chosen 50 films and will explain exactly why they are in the list. Feel free to comment on those post’s and discuss if you think certain films should be higher or lower or even not on the list at all.
I will post the list in 5 parts, I have the list all finished, pictures uploaded on Photobucket for the films so now all I have to do is complete the posts with my reasons for the films being in my list. I am sure some people out there will already know what is going to take my top spot . . . but hopefully I can manage a very surprises.
I am betting that I have missed loads of films out, which I will realise after I have made all the posts. But so be it . . . I have made my choices now and I will stick by it (and who knows possibly laugh about it in a few months time).
Nancy Meyers is an American film director, producer and screenwriter. Her newest movie “It’s Complicated” starring Meryl Streep, Alec Baldwin and Steve Martin is due for release tomorrow in the UK, therefore I decided to make a blog celebrating what Nancy has done so far in the movies . . . mainly for women as that is the target audience of her movies. Making movies that other people probably wouldn’t with older actors in love stories (Somethings Gotta Give) and breaking the typical Hollywood mould, which I think is just brilliant. She is definitely one of Hollywood’s most powerful women.
She’s directed “It’s Complicated” (2009), “The Holiday” (2006), “Something’s Gotta Give” (2003), “What Women Want” (2000) and “The Parent Trap” (1998).
She’s written “It’s Complicted” (2009), “The Holiday” (2006), “Something’s Gotta Give” (2003), “The Parent Trap” (1998), “Father of the Bride Park II” (1995), “I Love Trouble” (1994), “Once Upon a Crime” (1992), “Father of the Bride” (1991), “Baby Boom” (1987) and “Private Benjamin” (1980).
She has also produced most of the movies she has written and directed.
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