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  1. Fellowship of the Ring/Lord of the Rings/Return of the King was the best movie production of the past decade. It had hold your breath suspense, friendship and love interaction between all creatures on earth, good triumph over evil against incredible odds, beautiful, realistic scenery throughout.

  2. Dean says:

    TITANIC FOR SURE!!

  3. Becky says:

    My favorite Movie is Tombstone withrunner up as Open Range the

  4. mrluisruiz says:

    Gran Torino should win hands down.

  5. Brian says:

    Saving Private Ryan, and epic movie that had me on the front of my seat for the whole movie. The first movie I ever saw that had grown men weeping as they left. A close second would be Dumb and Dumber just because it is, well the name says it all.

  6. Walt says:

    No Country for Old Men

    I have been of fan of Coen bros movies since Miller’s Crossing.

    In No Country, the Coen bros successfully marry two tried and true American cinema formats, westerns and gangster movies.

    The movie also develops the charachter of another american movie favorite – the psychopath, Chigurh.

    But in true Coen bros form, not only do we get the psychopath, we are also introduced to silent but strong antagonist Moss and a reluctant hero who is faced with his limitations, Sheriff Bell.

    The scene in the hotel room, when Sheriff Bell realizes that he may have cornered a psychopath that he is ill equipped to handle after having sought his father advice, who was wounded in a similar situation is very, very compelling.

  7. ted says:

    Avatar-off the charts visuals!

  8. ray says:

    saving private ryan. it’s aclassic that can be watched over and over

  9. jon golley says:

    Lord of the Rings: Return of the King

  10. Gib Tompkins says:

    I am a Trekkie from way back and Star Trek 2009 took me back. One of the few movies I wanted to start over and watch again.Right away!

  11. Forrest says:

    The Usual Suspects. Great movie can’t tell whats real until the end.

  12. James says:

    “There Will Be Blood”…simply stunning!

  13. mark says:

    AVATAR for me to see it as many times as i have it must be good

  14. mark says:

    avatar brilliant

  15. Neil says:

    Lord of the Rings, Return of the Kings

  16. Neil says:

    Lord of the Rings (just pick one)

  17. LArry Lynn says:

    Memento

  18. David says:

    Almost too many to pick from and most of them have been mentioned, but i think my choice is; Lord of the Rings In particular, Return of the King and the new Star Trek a close,close second

  19. Amy Lowenstein says:

    Avatar comes to mind because it is the most recent GREAT movie I have seen. So many great movies of the decade!

  20. Gregory Maynard says:

    There were many great movies this decade. Each one trying to push the envelope for special effects. Avatar is the front runner for these, however, I think this decade will be known as the decade in which Lord of the Rings was successfully brought to the screen.

  21. Zella Corson says:

    Marley & Me – Thought it was well done, funny, good family movie, didn’t matter what kind or dog you had, you could see them in Marley. The ending was sad but thought it was tastefully done and a great opportunity for parents to address “death” issues to kids before they loose someone really close to them. It followed the book except for there were alot more funny parts which were not there.

  22. Tammy says:

    Avator – it held me spellbound front start to finish. Special effects were awesome and in 3-D for almost 3 hours I was “transported” to place of fantasy!!!

  23. Nelson Jones says:

    Hotel Rwanda was a great movie that addressed an issue that needed light shed on it.

  24. Chuck says:

    Unforgiven (1992) It’s a great depiction of what the West was like and it helped to reinvent the genre of Westerns.

  25. Susan B. says:

    Forrest Gump(1994) A great story about the history of the United States as seen through the eyes of someone who has no understanding of what’s going on around him.

  26. CWB says:

    Toy Story (1995)Pixar films. This film was done entirely with computer animation and set the stage for a new method of film animation.

  27. Heidi says:

    “Across the Univerise” Rocks !!

  28. David Quinn says:

    Since I assume we’re talking about only movies released after Jan 01, 2000 thru today I would have to go with John Adams, staring Paul Giamati and of course the entire Star Wars collection has to rate close to the top of any list.

  29. wally says:

    No Country for Old Men

  30. I’d say The Dark Knight with Lord of the Rings series as a close second.

  31. Stun says:

    I have to agree that Forest Gump is on the top of the list.

  32. Jegatheez says:

    The Dark Knight(2008) is the best movie of the decade.

  33. Loraine Stover says:

    Forest Gump trumps all of them!

  34. Benji Evangelista says:

    IMHO Apocalypto is one of the best movies in the decade, with special effects, but real effects, no ficticial
    Babel was a good movie too, with a very good story with multiple cultures. Recommended to see.

  35. Kenneth Rocker says:

    Got to be TAKEN!! this was a great thriller, drama, action, and an excellent Movie

  36. Davy says:

    Lord of the Rings, The Return of the King is my top pick of the decade

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