Showing posts with label coen bros. Show all posts
Showing posts with label coen bros. Show all posts
Sunday, January 26, 2014
The Favorite Films Of My Lifetime: 2007
2007 was a weak year altogether for me, but produced plenty of films I really liked and some I loved. I thought the Oscar race absolutely shafted a certain film that will be on my list, but oh well. You win some you lose some. Just because they handed out "official" awards doesn't mean a film is erased from existence and no longer available.
Sunday, January 19, 2014
The Favorite Films Of My Lifetime: 2000
After some tougher years, 2000 was almost a breeze in comparison. I had plenty to choose from. A lot of smaller movies dominated the chopping block, but it was a painless crawl to the required 6. 2000 was big year in my life as I had graduated high school in the summer and began college. I also noticed on the list that there were a fair amount of movies that I enjoyed back then and kind of sort of have grown to detest over the years since.
Friday, January 17, 2014
The Favorite Films Of My Lifetime: 1998
1998's Oscar race isn't nearly as exciting or interesting as 1997. I remember the ceremony being the Roberto Benigni night. Perusing through the movies released this year, I noticed it appeared to be a really grand year for me and comedy movies. Not all of them made the list mind you, but there were plenty of ones I really enjoyed. Also, my favorite Gwenyth Paltrow film of 1998 wasn't Shakespeare In Love, it was a little unseen film by the name of Sliding Doors. It didn't make the list, but I figured I'd say something about it right here, as I do like the film quite a bit. What knocked it out was 6 films I just frankly watch a lot more than it.
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
The Favorite Films Of My Lifetime: 1996
1996 turned out to be a difficult year to pick from for me. It was also a pretty great year for comedy for me, unfortunately having to make the final cuts of Kingpin and Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie. It sucks, but that's the way the cookie crumbles, I suppose. Overall a pretty strong year for movies and the one that introduced me to the Coen Bros. If young me would have told you about 1996 I would have been allllll about the Independence Day. Its surprisingly a movie I never turn back to and am kind of afraid to do so. But, in 1996, that movie and I had our time together and it was a good one.
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