Thread: Best movies of 2009

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And surprised no one said Star Trek yet...I thought the movie well really good.

I'm sure theres others, but not that I can think of.

Not the best year for movies if you can only think of three good ones...

Originally Posted by Tractorpull

The dialogue and acting was as good as it could have been in Inglorious Basterds but Tarantino needs to check himself. When you have 2 scenes of people sitting at tables taking up 2/3 of your ACTION MOVIE you have a problem. The movie seemed less like an attempt to make a really good movie and more like Tarantino trying to show off.

Since when has Tarantino made "action movies?" If you need more action, go see a Michael Bay flick. (yeh I know, that was a low blow!)

And yeh, to the above poster, Star Trek was pretty good, as was District 9 which I didn't have on my list.

Also watched part one of Steven Soderbergh's Che last night and was pretty intrigued. Technically I think it was released (very limited) in December 2008 but it just now FINALLY came out on Blu-Ray on Netflix. Will watch part two tonight.

Originally Posted by Veovis

Also watched part one of Steven Soderbergh's Che last night and was pretty intrigued. Technically I think it was released (very limited) in December 2008 but it just now FINALLY came out on Blu-Ray on Netflix. Will watch part two tonight.

isn't Che the ones thats like 4 and a half hours long?

Originally Posted by Red_Lizard2

Originally Posted by Veovis

Also watched part one of Steven Soderbergh's Che last night and was pretty intrigued. Technically I think it was released (very limited) in December 2008 but it just now FINALLY came out on Blu-Ray on Netflix. Will watch part two tonight.

isn't Che the ones thats like 4 and a half hours long?

Why do you think I only watched part one last night?