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Quote from: Dave the Viewer on May 08, 2010, 05:52:50 PM1/4 so far
wonder if it'll make the cinematography list.
The twenty films of the 2000s that made our latest Top 100:9. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind30. Before Sunset 31. Wall-E33. There Will Be Blood35. No Country for Old Men36. Yi Yi39. Pan's Labyrinth46. Mulholland Dr.49. Lost in Translation 50. In the Mood for Love53. Punch Drunk Love60. City of God61. High Fidelity63. Children of Men66. Spirited Away71. Almost Famous78. Requiem for a Dream85. Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring, The86. Adaptation90. Y Tu Mama Tambien
I don't think that this film could be any better than it is. Nothing wasn't perfect.
I shall never, ever doubt Quentin Tarantino's ability to make a great film ever again. I loved it. Every moment in that film was flat-out brilliant from that opening scene of Col. Landa at the home LaPadite to everything else.
The word is used too often, nonetheless this movie is a masterpiece. Plain and simple.
The scene with Shosanna putting on her makeup is probably the best thing that Quentin has ever done. Along with the shot of the two Basterds firing away in manic glee as everything around them burns. I don't know what look Eli Roth has at the end of that scene but it's almost quasi-orgasmic.
The last line of the movie: brilliant, and I agree. When it cut to black I was the guy who started the applause in the theater.
so there won't be a definitive number one? no There Will Be Blood vs. the 80's?