The (Now-Overrated) ILX Top 100 Films of the 2000s Poll Results

it's the best apatow movie (and the least woman-hating!)

so other than knocked up and superbad, what other comedies even have a shot? zoolander? that's basically it, innit?

as far as I did like it (say 3 stars), YES

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it's the supporting performances in 40 Year Old Virgin that are most memorable for me: Gerry Bednob, Jane Lynch.

xp iatee - I think American Psycho might place - I think both J0rdan and I put it in our top 5.

bad santa & anchorman, maybe

please, no

oh yeah bad santa's an ilx fav
anchorman I dunno

Anchorman should be there - would be a travesty if that one doesn't make it.

i got really high before Miami Vice, and the minute my friends and i left the theatre, we looked at each other, then agreed that that movie was SO FUCKING EMBARASSINGLY BAD that we had to get high again and then go to the bar.

that is really the first shocker on this list for me.

jeez i make tea and come back to this?

re comedies: jackass (1/2) has a chance to make it right?

also 'bourne supremacy'

don't forget I Killed Hitler with My Funny Accents

was bourne supremacy a comedy?

so other than knocked up and superbad, what other comedies even have a shot? zoolander? that's basically it, innit?

You are forgetting the Wes Anderson films.

jackass in the top 50 seems pretty unlikely, but who knows

I mean comedy-comedy

Shawn of the Dead?

i liked 40-yr-old virgin but can't imagine voting for it? at the same time i never feel like seeing apatow's other ones i dunno

No sign of the Coen Brothers yet, though I guess if anything polls now it will be NCFOM, Oh Brother... and A Serious Man rather than their more straight ahead comedies.

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there are quite a few comedies that could place in the top 50, without even thinking much I came up with

superbad
the hangover
shaun of the dead
knocked up
o brother where art thou
bad santa
jackass

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and I'm the guy who had one comedy on his ballot

nooo way the hangover is making top 50 and I wouldn't really consider 'o brother' a comedy movie, but yeah, that list looks like what we've got

+ zoolander, I hope

I mean comedy-comedy

like, about human beings? Eternal Sunshine ftw

Best in Show?

im a massive apatow stan but am surprised by this getting in ahead of miami vice etc.

I wouldn't really consider 'o brother' a comedy movie

OK, what the hell

I'd kill to see Mean Girls on this list. also I don't think ILX is gay enough for a Prada showing.

o brother has about one funny line, so no, not a comedy

i voted mean girls

I don't think enough people have seen A Serious Man for it to be in any sort of contention. I voted for it, though.

comedy movie = the #1 goal of the film is to bring the lol, and I don't think that's the case w/ o brother

i know i'm british and all, but where are the jokes in the apatow films? or is there just one?

the fat guy makes lots of jokes

but yeah they're the same joke

u hafta be BLAZED

no you don't

Miami Vice scored a 47% on RT and 65% on metacritic. It's low showing may have something to do with no one outside of ILX caring either way about this film.

Hm... looks like I'm watching Grizzly Man first then.

but yeah they're the same joke

wtf?

i didn't even vote for an apatow-directed film but if you don't think knocked up or 40yov bring the lols then... no lols for you.

Miami Vice scored a 47% on RT and 65% on metacritic. It's low showing may have something to do with no one outside of ILX caring either way about this film.

yeah but no one outside of ilx voted in the ilx poll, so

except omar's gf

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i enjoyed it a bunch. but, yeah, i couldn't shake the weird feeling that i waited 4 months to see the second half of a movie. it FELT like a second half whereas the first part felt like an entire movie. Does that make any sense? but, anyway, very enjoyable. Fun for the whole family.

― scott seward

Kill Bill also gave me weird Oliver Stone/David Lynch deja vu for some reason. But in a good way. in an americana-gone-bad/sweaty desert/fucked film stock kinda way. that naturalbornwildatheartlosthighwayu-turnpulpfiction feeling. but i like that feeling. i haven't felt it in a while. Q.T. is too goofy to fill me with dread like lynch and too 70's cop show to give me flashbacks like Oliver, but that's okay.

― scott seward

I agree, this was OKAY, but kind of a let down. They should have put this out months ago and not waited so long, or gone ahead and put the whole film out together because I think the relative comedown in this half would be more like a welcome relief. I wish she'd killed bill earlier because the fucker would not shut up!

But all the non-bill scenes were pretty excellent. Especially Elle's end!

― anthony kyle monday

I loved this so much more than the first, tho obv they need to be seen together for the second to work. But all the honor/survival themes got big emotional payoff here. The gimmicky coffin blackout, revelation of elle's treachery, surprise when she meets bill were all BIG payoffs for me.

Also the way he let the camera rest on her face, the range she could bring, this is just like one of the best roles I've seen for an actress to just... do that, the same way the male brat pack got to in some of the better 70s stuff.

― Sterling Clover

Obviously the reason why the Bride knows the monk's moves is because Bill SAID 'No one gets taught this' and in these types of movies from the beginning of time til now, as soon as the antagonist says 'No one knows THAT' the protagonist suddenly picks it up, cf at the end when Bill says 'He taught you that?' and Bride replies 'Of course he did' which I thought was v. funny (as funny as a scene that had me really choked up could be). Of course this is because I spent way too long as a fucking film studies major and the world would be better off to take Dan's sensible explanation that doesn't actually involve the word "homage".

The buried alive scene is one of the most unsettling, horrifying things I have ever seen in filmed arts in my entire life and is one of the only accurate artistic depictions of feeling trapped that I have ever seen (if not the only one, since I can't think of a counter-example at the mo).

― Allyzay

Come Anticipate Kill Bill Vol. 2 With Me (now contains spoilers)

#48

Kill Bill: Vol. 2
Quentin Tarantino
2004
United States
(364 points, 16 votes)

yeah but no one outside of ilx voted in the ilx poll, so

I'm not so sure.

metacritic and rotten tomatoes aggregate the views of lots of stupid people iirc

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FUCK KILL BILL

the action-movie-going public doesn't think much of mann as an action-movie director, relative to the 300 or whatever

ilx film bods think more of mann than the average internet film bod does

maybe?

some xps, forget who i'm even talking to now

kill bill 2 was my #2 behind kill bill 1 -- combined it's my favorite film ever

nooo way the hangover is making top 50

I would have said "nooo way the 40 year old virgin is making the top 50" but you know here we are