The 21st Century’s 100 greatest films

Entertainment
#22

Watch Spirited Away

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#23

Requiem for a Dream is a lighthearted and inspirational tale. Very uplifting.

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#24

Re: In the Mood for Love you think so? Why? Not a fan of Wong Kar Wai? Or just In the Mood for Love in particular?

#25

@Trion so which film did you end up watching?

#26

I watched ‘About a boy’ & ‘Cool runnings’.
But will be downloading the recommended two, as with new job I have to travel a lot.

Sorry @Electrifying & @JakeyBoy, By the time you guys suggested, I already decided on the movies :smiley:

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#27

Good choices. :thumbsup:

#28

Off the top of my head the only other Wong Kar Wai film I can think of is My Blueberry Nights, which I despised.

I just found In the Mood for Love artsy for arts sake, without really having anything much to say, and desperately slow. Or maybe I just overdosed on unrequited love stories that get told at a snail pace while I lived in China, since that’s basically everything they do outside of Kung Fu. Don’t get me wrong though, usually I love Chinese cinema.

#29

The Matrix needs to be there.

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#30

Wait, are we saying Cool Runnings was in the top 100 list for 21st century best ever films?

#31

Acting like you don’t cry when they pick that bobsleigh up and carry it over the finish line together.

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#32

Cool Runnings was released in 1993

#33

I would love to know what the criteria is on what defines these films as the best films off the 21st century cause spring breakers and mad max:FR are shit and A:I is a good film its just the ending off it that makes the film bad.

Also one hour photo should have been on that list

#34

I can’t properly describe how much I love that film.

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#35

Like any of that hipster critic list makes sense.

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