The Best movies of 2005

i thought memoirs was okay, but maybe because i've read and liked the book. regardless, ron howard really wasnt the guy to direct it,

havent watched transporter 2, but met stratham, didnt know he was even in transporter, actually, dont even remember transporter, but remember him from snatch. anyway, most of the movies i watch are little known considering im currently immersed in the indy film business, but of the ones that are more well known:

i liked crash a lot, best movie of the year in my opinion.

other movies i liked kinda but not super super:
40 year old virgin
raising victor vargas - dont think it was 05, but just watched it.
capote - great acting.
syriana
millions - i've always loved danny boyle.

kinda:
lord of war - that i liked it regardless of cage was remarkable in itself.
wedding crashers
aeonn flux - lotta people didnt like it, but i thought the cinematography was great.

not so much:
batman begins - okay, but a little overrated.
king kong - too long, have never been a fan of peter jackson movies.
alexander - worst movie ever. has to be.
sin city - looks nice though.
napoleon dynamte - grossly overrated, couldnt finish the piece of crap.
spanglish - second worst movie ever. gotta be.
i heart huckabees - some like it, some don't. i don't.

movies i want to watch:
munich
jarhead
underworld - kaaaate.
brokeback mountain - the movie that no one will admit to watching.
history of violence
goodnight and good luck

actually, yeah, i want to go see brokeback mountain. my acting coach says heath ledger's acting is incredible in the movie, so i wanna see whats up.

Heath Ledger's Australian so ultimately anything he does is going to be amazingly good, even if it involves homosexual cowboys.

I want to see The Producers, there's not really much coming out in the near future that I'm too keen on seeing. Though I did see a promotional poster for X-Men 3 at the movies the other day and that made me quite happy.

There were a lot of good movies in 2005. None in particular.

Napoleon Dynamite

lol what's wrong with admitting you saw brokeback mountain?

well actually i haven't but i have no problem saying i did if i had seen

this isn't the 1st movie that has homosexuality between men

this isn't the 1st movie that has homosexuality between men

Philadelphia is the first that comes to mind, that was a kickass movie.

You know what really pisses me off?

In King Kong (2006), thre are these native people on "Skull Island", and they only appear when the people first come to it. Then, they (the natives) jsut dissapear. Thats so wack.

I guess they were scared of the fucking giant Ape.

They probably all went and sniffed some petrol fumes.

Has anyone seen the 50 cent movie? Seems lame.

Lord of War. The best.

I guess they were scared of the fucking giant Ape.

LOL..

or the dinosaurs, bats, man eating bugs, etc

I guess they were scared of the fucking giant Ape.

Dre has probably seen that movie over 10 times..