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Top 10 film lists just don't cut it. The UK Telegraph's top 100 of the decade: http://tinyurl.com/yl7ufwa 3 days ago |
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Also, The Telegraph's 100 Films That Defined The Noughties - http://bit.ly/3D8pOk - I manage an even fifty of these. 5 days ago |
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According to the Telegraph, Fahrenheit 9/11 was the #1 film to define the noughties, hmm... http://tinyurl.com/yl7ufwa 6 days ago |
The Incredibles 5th Anniversary!
Upcoming Pixar —
... The Incredibles is regarded by many as one of the best (if not the best) animated films of all time. This isn’t only reflected by fans, the movie won countless awards (including 2 Oscars) after its November 5th, 2004 release. Five year’s later, Pixar is still being honored for this amazing film. ...
The Telegraph picks the decade’s Top 100
In Contention —
... At this stage, I have only a faint idea of what my list will eventually look like, but I’m already fairly sure that it will have little in common with the Top 100 of the decade that has just been unveiled at The Telegraph. Compiled by the British paper’s three critics, including IC friend Tim Robey, it’s an interesting and slightly perplexing list. ...
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/Film —
... The Telegraph’s list of the 100 best films of the decade features a Peter Jackson, a Michael Moore, a Brad Bird, an Ang Lee and a PT Anderson in the top 5… though I haven’t spoiled the order. An amusingly wacky list - like every other list ever published, maybe? Bixarrely/stupidly, their list also features Avatar even though they haven’t seen it. ...
'9/11' Tops 'Telegraph' Movies of the Decade List
Get The Big Picture —
... The Telegraph has unveiled a top 100 list, but not necessarily in terms of quality. Instead, we have the most significant hundred films from the past decade, the movies that "defined" the decade. There are, of course, some picks you'll certainly agree with; we have the top 25 listed and you can read the paper's entire list and see even more great films. But their selection of ...
Awards Daily Top 100 of the ’00’s Project
Awards Daily —
... and The Telegraph both put together controversial lists of the Top 100 films of the decade. A worthy undertaking with interesting, if Brit-centric, results. I think we could assemble an alternative Awards Daily Top 100 of ’00’s that would beat both those two all to hell. The question is, with that many titles to wrangle, not sure how best to go about it in a way that’s manageable. ...
100 Best Movies of the Decade?
At The Movies - Film News and Reviews —
... Okay! Now the Telegraph of London also chimes in with their carefully titled, “Top 100: The Films That Defined the Noughties.” (By ”Noughties” they mean years 2000-2009, but I believe are going for one of those wink wink nudge nudge British double entendres. Seriously, this decade hasn’t been particularly naughty, especially compared with some other time periods. But I ramble off track.). See, ”films that defined the decade” isn’t necessarily the same as ”best films.” So take a look at their top ten: ...
Is Avatar One of the Top 100 Movies of the Decade?
Film Junk —
... The end of the decade is almost upon us, which means that over the next month or so you can expect to see all kinds of lists counting down the “Best Of” the previous 10 years in just about everything. One of the first publications out of the gate with their Best Movies of the Decade list is London’s Telegraph, who count down their top 100 movies from 2000 to 2009. There are some interesting choices and some predictable ones, along with a few movies I’ve never even heard of. ...
A personal top 100 of the decade
mainlymovies —
... Having confessed myself a little taken aback this week by the venom that greeted the Telegraph's defined-the-decade list I helped compile -- some people take these things much too seriously -- I thought I'd ride the controversy a little further and clarify a few things with my own list. So we're on the same page: the below is a "favourites" list, for fun, not a "defined" list or even a "best" list groping after some vague universal criteria. Expecting only a 10-15 film overlap with the Telegraph choices, I've surprised myself with (I think) ...
