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    Quote Originally Posted by Fez View Post
    I put my comments in bold.
    I know napoleon dynamite is supposed to be a rubbish film but I enjoyed it
    Also, i'm a bit biased with mean girls..y'know with me being a girl and stuff.
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    I cant think of each year individually, but over the last couple of years my favorites have been: Star Trek, Toy story 3 and Inception
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    2000 - Cast Away / Battle Royale / Gladiator
    2001 - The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring / Spirited Away
    2002 - The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers / Ping Pong / The Twilight Samurai
    2003 - The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King / Oldboy / Zatoichi
    2004 - The Incredibles / Downfall / Shaun of the Dead
    2005 - King Kong / Grizzly Man
    2006 - Letters from Iwo Jima / Pan's Labyrinth / Casino Royale / The Girl Who Leapt Through Time
    2007 - No Country for Old Men / Into the Wild / Hot Fuzz
    2008 - Let the Right One In / Changeling / The Wrestler / Ponyo
    2009 - The Road / District 9
    2010 - Inception / Toy Story 3 / Kick-Ass

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    I agree with a lot of your selections, but not Grizzly Man. Most of those in the film were reading from a script.

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    Your source? A lot seemed very improvised to me. I wouldn't really mind though as the film was first and foremost about Timothy Treadwell, whose footage was never scripted. The film offered a deep insight into this intriguing man and as a viewer I came away entirely satisfied, knowing that's exactly what I got and then some.

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    You could tell. Especially the guy who supposedly performed the autopsy. Wasn't natural at all. Many, many people have said the same thing, I made sure to look into it the second it ended. So blatantly scripted in fact that a lot of people have even gone as far as to prove that Treadwell even existed to make sure the documentary wasn't a hoax.

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    Aha, I just thought the autopsy guy was rather eccentric, but yes that part did seem rather scripted. Nevertheless, it didn't hinder my enjoyed of the film, as everyone besides Treadwell was just a means of information. Scripted or not they served their purpose and the film came together. I don't see what the problem is. Not all documentaries are masterfully improvised.

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    It's still a legit documentary, but I was completely taken out of it once I hear the scripted lines.

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    favourite films of this year are:
    Sherlock Holmes
    Toy story 3
    Shrek 4
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    Quote Originally Posted by Misawa View Post
    Too many favourites from each year. I would probably agree with 2005 being Sin City, and my 2009 favourite was Inglourious *******s (unbiased POV). So far this year my favourite has been Inception.
    I saw this not long ago and I was very pleasantly surprised. Great cinematography and a very interesting ending. Almost as if he would have liked it to end that way.

    Best film for me recently was Defiance. Loved it.

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