[ SECRET POST #2974 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2974 ⌋

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The new classics

[(Anonymous)]

What are the films of recent years (2000+) that you think will endure as the classics from this era?

Re: The new classics

[(Anonymous)]

frozen

Re: The new classics

[(Anonymous)]

Oh man, Case is really getting heavy handed in preventing wank and... Oh wait, the film and not thread. Sorry there.

Re: The new classics

[(Anonymous)]

Inception

Re: The new classics

[kaijinscendre]

The Dark Knight, The Hurt Locker, The Departed, LOTR series, Spirited Away, Wall-E, Zodiac.

Re: The new classics

[(Anonymous)]

I agree about LOTR and Spirited Away.

Re: The new classics

[caerbannog]

The Hunger Games, Frozen. Pacific Rim.

Re: The new classics

[comradesmiler]

District 9

Re: The new classics

[(Anonymous)]

First one I thought of!

Re: The new classics

[iceyred]

The first and only Pirates of the Caribbean film.

Re: The new classics

[othellia]

Yeah, it's going to be the 2000s equivalent of Raiders of the Lost Ark, except Raiders eventually ended up having The Last Crusade and Pirates... didn't. :(

Re: The new classics

[iceyred]

The lack of sequels for PotC is a very sad thing. But at least we don't bloated, poorly plotted time sinks that ruined our memories of the original. Thank God for that.

Re: The new classics

[(Anonymous)]

I'm glad somebody said it before I had to. They really should have and could have stopped there (and believe me, I was the only fangirl, back in its heyday-- at least by the time the second movie came out and I had internet access)

Re: The new classics

[iceyred]

There was no second movie. That never happened. We enjoy Orlando Bloom and Johnny Depp together in the one pirate movie they made and then we assume OB married Keira and all was well. They never made a sequel to tell us otherwise. :)

Re: The new classics

[(Anonymous)]

da

the only thing good about the second movie was all the James Norrington. I needed more of him. He sailed into a hurricane after Jack. He was OBSESSED with Jack.

and then they ruined his character

so yes I like this only remembering the first movie. it was best for Norrington

Re: The new classics

[iceyred]

Norington had a crush. He was just too shy to admit it, but he really wanted his sempai to notice him.

Re: The new classics

[(Anonymous)]

Legally blonde.

Re: The new classics

[(Anonymous)]

Does Fight Club count (it was part of the 2000 Oscar class)?

O Brother Where Art Thou?, Memento, Spirited Away, Pan's Labyrinth, Persepolis, In the Loop, Drive.

Re: The new classics

[(Anonymous)]

I agree with you about Pan's Labyrinth. I wish I were able to like Spirited Away as much as everyone else seems to but unlike Pan's Labyrinth, the main kid character in SA gets on my last fucking nerve.

Re: The new classics

[(Anonymous)]

Lord of the Rings trilogy, definitely.

Re: The new classics

[(Anonymous)]

In terms of more Great Movie stuff: The Departed. Lost in Translation. No Country for Old Men. There Will Be Blood. American Hustle. O Brother, Where Art Thou? The Pianist. Brokeback Mountain. Almost Famous. Gangs of New York.

In terms of more blockbuster-oriented stuff: Lord of the Rings, True Grit, Inception, The Dark Knight, a bunch of animated movies, some other stuff IDK

Re: The new classics

[cbrachyrhynchos]

The Coen True Grit.

Re: The new classics

[(Anonymous)]

District 9, The Dark Knight, Mean Girls, Inception, Black Swan, Pan's Labyrinth, Lost in Translation

It's surprisingly hard to think of that many. That said, a lot of films I love are underrated (imo) and a there's a lot of critically acclaimed films I find boring (most of the Oscar nominees this year for a start).