What's your favorite movie per year?

[FuzzyWuzzy]

2011: Drive

omg Ryan Gosling was so dreamy

[Testy Westy]

My top movies based on rewatchability:

1988 - Beetlejuice
1989 - Back to the Future 2
1990 - Total Recall
1991 - Hook/T2
1992 - Aladdin
1993 - Schindler's List (close second Jurassic Park)
1994 - Forrest Gump
1995 - Toy Story
1996 - Independence Day
1997 - Titanic
1998 - The Faculty*
1999 - American Beauty
2000 - Cast Away
2001 - Lord of the Rings (FOTR)
2002 - The Time Machine
2003 - Bad Santa
2004 - Team America
2005 - Walk The Line
2006 - The Departed
2007 - Beowulf
2008 - The Dark Knight
2009 - Star Trek
2010 - Inception
2011 - Would never watch any movie from this year a second time
2012 - Lincoln

*Unreal amount of good rewatchable movies 1998 (SPR, Deep Impact, Armageddon, Truman Show, Big Lebowski, A Bugs Life, Mulan, Somthing About Mary, Pleasantville, Godzilla) but I had to go with my #1 guilty pleasure.

[mocat]

Great list, I forgot about team America :O

[mocat]

Also there's no rough ridin' way you'd rather watch Walk the Line than Thank you for Smoking

[Stevesie60]

The Faculty was very underrated, good mention. I think Kick Ass destroys Inception in rewatchability factor though.

[star seed 7]

1999 - American Beauty

this is my #1 ever movie.

[jmlynch1]

Also there's no rough ridin' way you'd rather watch Walk the Line than Thank you for Smoking

also no shawhank?
Edit: espescially if you put something about Mary on there
Edit edit: nevermind just saw what the * meant
Edit edit edit: jFC you liked shitty movies in 1998

[Testy Westy]

Also there's no rough ridin' way you'd rather watch Walk the Line than Thank you for Smoking

i fell asleep during Thank you for Smoking...which is a rewatchable death sentence for any movie

The Faculty was very underrated, good mention. I think Kick Ass destroys Inception in rewatchability factor though.

you may be right but I didn't see it because it looked super stupid

1999 - American Beauty

this is my #1 ever movie.

ermagerd, me too!

[Testy Westy]

Also there's no rough ridin' way you'd rather watch Walk the Line than Thank you for Smoking

also no shawhank?
Edit: espescially if you put something about Mary on there
Edit edit: nevermind just saw what the * meant
Edit edit edit: UFC you liked shitty movies in 1998

take a lap

[Stevesie60]

The Faculty was very underrated, good mention. I think Kick Ass destroys Inception in rewatchability factor though.

you may be right but I didn't see it because it looked super stupid

Well now I have to hate your entire list based on principle.

[Testy Westy]

The Faculty was very underrated, good mention. I think Kick Ass destroys Inception in rewatchability factor though.

you may be right but I didn't see it because it looked super stupid

Well now I have to hate your entire list based on principle.

Not saying Kick Ass isn't good or that I don't have stupid movies on my list.  I guess I've just cut back on watching movies that look dumb based on their previews in the last few years.

[michigancat]

I actually think Midnight in Paris was the only grown-up movie I watched in 2011. I guess I watched "The Fighter", too. Which was worse.

[8manpick]

2012 - Django Unchained
2011 - Drive
2010 - Black Swan, and I think it's top 3 of movies to come out since 2000
2009 - Avatar, but only in 3D in the theater
2008 - The Dark Knight
2007 - There Will Be Blood
2006 - Little Miss Sunshine
2005 - Crash

over Inglorious?

[mocat]

Also there's no rough ridin' way you'd rather watch Walk the Line than Thank you for Smoking

i fell asleep during Thank you for Smoking...which is a rewatchable death sentence for any movie

Well don't watch it on NyQuil next time. It's a pretty witty fast-paced satire, seems right in your wheelhouse. 

[Willesgirl]

Some of you have really pretentious favorite movie lists. Testy Westy's list is acceptable. Everyone else, not so much. I mean "Avatar"? 
Movies I can watch over and over again or that made a lasting impression:

1998: Shakespeare in Love; Sliding Doors;
1999: Office Space; The Green Mile; Sixth Sense; Three Kings; Ride with the Devil; Three to Tango
2000: Return to Me;
2001: Bridget Jones’ Diary; Life as a House;
2002: A Walk to Remember; About A Boy; Count of Monte Cristo;
2003: Love Actually; Old School; Holes; Uptown Girls; View from the Top;
2004: The Incredibles; Shaun of the Dead; Spanglish; Ella Enchanted;
2005: Hitch; Just Like Heaven;
2006: Inside Man; The Holiday; Idiocracy; The Lake House; 16 Blocks;
2007: P.S. I Love You; Juno; I Am Legend; Fracture; Paranormal Activity; 28 Weeks Later; Enchanted; 30 Days of Night; Music and Lyrics; Vacancy;
2008: Taken; Gran Torino; Hurt Locker; Yes Man; Eagle Eye; The Other Boleyn Girl;
2009: Inglorious Basterds; 500 Days of Summer; Zombieland; He’s Just Not That Into You;  Up In the Air;
2010: The Book of Eli; Hot Tub Time Machine; The Debt; Devil;
2011: The Help; Crazy, Stupid Love; Cabin in the Woods;
2012: I've only seen a few of the movies released last year. I liked "Zero Dark Thirty," but I don't think I would watch it over and over again.

[scottwildcat]

by the way, Midnight in Paris was garbage.

[mocat]

Some of you have really pretentious favorite movie lists. Testy Westy's list is acceptable. Everyone else, not so much. I mean "Avatar"? 
Movies I can watch over and over again or that made a lasting impression:

1998: Shakespeare in Love; Sliding Doors;
1999: Office Space; The Green Mile; Sixth Sense; Three Kings; Ride with the Devil; Three to Tango
2000: Return to Me;
2001: Bridget Jones’ Diary; Life as a House;
2002: A Walk to Remember; About A Boy; Count of Monte Cristo;
2003: Love Actually; Old School; Holes; Uptown Girls; View from the Top;
2004: The Incredibles; Shaun of the Dead; Spanglish; Ella Enchanted;
2005: Hitch; Just Like Heaven;
2006: Inside Man; The Holiday; Idiocracy; The Lake House; 16 Blocks;
2007: P.S. I Love You; Juno; I Am Legend; Fracture; Paranormal Activity; 28 Weeks Later; Enchanted; 30 Days of Night; Music and Lyrics; Vacancy;
2008: Taken; Gran Torino; Hurt Locker; Yes Man; Eagle Eye; The Other Boleyn Girl;
2009: Inglorious Basterds; 500 Days of Summer; Zombieland; He’s Just Not That Into You;  Up In the Air;
2010: The Book of Eli; Hot Tub Time Machine; The Debt; Devil;
2011: The Help; Crazy, Stupid Love; Cabin in the Woods;
2012: I've only seen a few of the movies released last year. I liked "Zero Dark Thirty," but I don't think I would watch it over and over again.

I mean do we even live on the same planet?
Do yourself a favor and get over the "i dont know, that's weird" response you undoubtedly have with Wes Anderson

[steve dave]

Up In The Air err'year

[Bloodfart]

1986 Big Trouble in Little China
1987 Spaceballs
1988 The Great Outdoors
1989 Glory
1990 Lord of the Flies
1991 Back Draft
1992 Unforgiven
1993 The Joy Luck Club
1994 The Crow
1995 Leaving Las Vegas
1996 The Bird Cage / Fargo
1997 Boogie Nights / Con Air
1998 Rounders / The Thin Red Line
1999 The Virgin Suicides

[mocat]

1986 Big Trouble in Little China
1987 Spaceballs
1988 The Great Outdoors
1989 Glory
1990 Lord of the Flies
1991 Back Draft
1992 Unforgiven
1993 The Joy Luck Club
1994 The Crow
1995 Leaving Las Vegas
1996 The Bird Cage / Fargo
1997 Boogie Nights / Con Air
1998 Rounders / The Thin Red Line
1999 The Virgin Suicides

I thought about the birdcage instead of swingers. I love gene hackman

[Bloodfart]

Kid movies

86 An American Tale
87 Ernest Goes to Camp
88 Stand and Deliver
89 Lean on Me
90 Ghost Dad
91 Dutch
92 A League of Their Own
93 Jack the Bear
94 True Lies
95 The Indian in the Cupboard
96 Matilda
97 Mouse Hunt
98 Simon Birch
99 The Iron Giant

[mocat]

Pretty sure true lies is rated R

[_33]

Up In The Air err'year

At first I thought you were talking about The Air Up There lolol

[Willesgirl]

Some of you have really pretentious favorite movie lists. Testy Westy's list is acceptable. Everyone else, not so much. I mean "Avatar"? 
Movies I can watch over and over again or that made a lasting impression:

1998: Shakespeare in Love; Sliding Doors;
1999: Office Space; The Green Mile; Sixth Sense; Three Kings; Ride with the Devil; Three to Tango
2000: Return to Me;
2001: Bridget Jones’ Diary; Life as a House;
2002: A Walk to Remember; About A Boy; Count of Monte Cristo;
2003: Love Actually; Old School; Holes; Uptown Girls; View from the Top;
2004: The Incredibles; Shaun of the Dead; Spanglish; Ella Enchanted;
2005: Hitch; Just Like Heaven;
2006: Inside Man; The Holiday; Idiocracy; The Lake House; 16 Blocks;
2007: P.S. I Love You; Juno; I Am Legend; Fracture; Paranormal Activity; 28 Weeks Later; Enchanted; 30 Days of Night; Music and Lyrics; Vacancy;
2008: Taken; Gran Torino; Hurt Locker; Yes Man; Eagle Eye; The Other Boleyn Girl;
2009: Inglorious Basterds; 500 Days of Summer; Zombieland; He’s Just Not That Into You;  Up In the Air;
2010: The Book of Eli; Hot Tub Time Machine; The Debt; Devil;
2011: The Help; Crazy, Stupid Love; Cabin in the Woods;
2012: I've only seen a few of the movies released last year. I liked "Zero Dark Thirty," but I don't think I would watch it over and over again.

I mean do we even live on the same planet?
Do yourself a favor and get over the "i dont know, that's weird" response you undoubtedly have with Wes Anderson

I don't even know who Wes Anderson is. Is he a K-State grad? And I get that you all probably don't like chick flicks, but not liking "Holes" or "The Help" or "Ride with the Devil?" That's on you, man. It's crazy talk.

[steve dave]

Alexander Payne is from Omaha and always is here doing movie stuff