Quickfire reviews. (2.6.10)
02.6.2010
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I’ve watched a bunch of different stuff the past couple weeks, and this edition of “Quickfire reviews” is long overdue and includes several Oscar nominees and 11 flicks in all. A new decision on my part: the order of reviews will begin with the bad and end on the good. I’ll save the best for last.
Big Fan. (Overall 2/10)
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adam sandler, amy adams, an education, anna chlumsky, big fan, bojana novakovic, book of eli, carey mulligan, christoph waltz, denzel washington, dr. strangelove, duncan jones, eli roth, funny people, gary oldman, in the loop, inglourious basterds, jason bourne, judd apatow, julia childs, julie & julia, julie powell, kathryn bigelow, lebron james, lee daniels, lord of the rings, m. night shyamalan, mélanie laurent, mel gibson, meryl streep, moon, my girl, neill blomkamp, payback, peter jackson, precious: based on the novel push by sapphire, quentin tarantino, quickfire reviews, ransom, reviews, robert deniro, sam rockwell, signs, stanley kubrick, taken, the beaver, the edge of darkness, the fan, the hurt locker, the lovely bones, tony scott, vada saltenfuss, walkens, wesley snipes
Here’s the final 73 that round out my top 100 of the decade. In compiling the overall list I went through the weekly release schedule for every year since 2000 and picked out the best. Then, from the best of each year, I picked out the cream of the crop and went from there. It’s hard to imagine if I really missed anything, and if I did, it’s likely the case that I haven’t seen it. Either way, if you feel I’ve neglected anything, let me know in the comments section and voice your own opinion for why you feel a certain film has been ignored.
