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Best of the Decade: #20: Death to SmoochyDec 8, 2009
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Death to Smoochy
This has to be one of the most criminally under appreciated movies of the last decade. Roger Ebert actually chose this as the worst movie of 2002, but he was so wrong. Death to Smoochy is a work of dark comic genius. Its comedy...
Best of the Decade: #21: Mystic RiverDec 8, 2009
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Mystic River
To give you an idea of the impact this film has had, I'll outline a familiar conversation I've had with a lot of people. It goes like this:
"You went to grad school for writing?"
"Yeah."
"Any famous instructors?"
"Dennis...
Best of the Decade: #22: Changing LanesDec 7, 2009
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Changing Lanes
The studio wanted you think this was some revenge thriller in the same vein as Double Jeopardy or some other piece of shit. It's not, it is something much more gripping than a superficial concept. Instead this film is about two men...
Best of the Decade: #23: ZoolanderDec 7, 2009
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Zoolander
Oh, how many of these types of lists fail to mention the stupid? Sure, you have your Schindler's Lists and Raging Bulls, but what about the movies that make you laugh because they are so ridiculous? To rectify this injustice, I give you...
Best of the Aughts: #24 Road to PerditionDec 4, 2009
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Road to Perdition
The role of Michael Sullivan is not your typical Tom Hanks nice guy. He's a mob enforcer working for crime boss Paul Newman; but he's not malicious about it. He's almost a sympathetic mobster (probably the one sort of false note...
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