Make no mistake, 2008 was one of the best years ever in total number of quality films released. These are the 33 films from that year that we’ve reviewed thus far [06.10.11], each links to our review at 1000 Dvds to See.
These are all worth seeing, and the Oscars® should have been expanded to 10 best films in 2008 (2009 was too late), because those left off the ballot for picture (In Bruges,
Showing posts with label Best of 2008. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Best of 2008. Show all posts
No Country for Atonement of Michael Clayton in the Wild
Thursday, May 15, 2008
I finally got to see all the major films nominated for Oscars and other awards this year. It was actually quite an impressive batch of films. These were my favorite:
No Country for Old Men - always loved the Coen Brothers, this was probably their most eloquent and poetic film, yet remaining enigmatic and unique throughout. I still enjoyed Raising Arizona most of theirs, but No Country is a more
No Country for Old Men - always loved the Coen Brothers, this was probably their most eloquent and poetic film, yet remaining enigmatic and unique throughout. I still enjoyed Raising Arizona most of theirs, but No Country is a more
Oscar Predictions for 2008
Saturday, February 23, 2008
Best Picture: No Country for Old Men - because I like the Coen Brothers (Raising Arizona, Fargo)
Director: Joel and Ethan Coen (No Country for Old Men)- because they can give one award and they both get Oscars
Actor: Daniel-Day Lewis (There Will Be Blood) -because he's one of the five best living actors (De Niro, Freeman, Hackman, Nicholson) and shoulda won #2 for Gangs of New York
Actress:
Director: Joel and Ethan Coen (No Country for Old Men)- because they can give one award and they both get Oscars
Actor: Daniel-Day Lewis (There Will Be Blood) -because he's one of the five best living actors (De Niro, Freeman, Hackman, Nicholson) and shoulda won #2 for Gangs of New York
Actress:
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