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2000s decade or century?

 

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Millennium

 

decade I think. My fav. films 2010-2019.
1. thinks hard on this. Did this decade suck this hard? I mean TFA and some Marvel films but still. Rogue One. Interstellar. Blade Runner 2049.

 

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I was digging through my parents' TV stand today and they had There Will Be Blood unopened on one of those disposable rental DVDs. I think it's called a FlexPlay? They've probably had it in there for more than a decade.

 

oh crap I forgot Rocky Balboa and Casino Royale. And the Dark Knight films. But those were 2000-2010. Skyfall was a good one.

 

Some other great films from the 2000s on my list would be:

Black Swan
Blue Jasmine
Lincoln
Interstellar
Dunkirk
Annihilation
Prometheus
Man Of Steel
Bumblebee
Signs
Attack Of The Clones
Wonder Woman
Nebraska
Oblivion

 

Hey! That's my trademark!

 

So it's the one crappy member of the Flex Seal Family of Products(TM)?

 

Have you ever seen There Will Be Blood?
It is soooo good.

 

I have not seen There Will Be Blood. But I liked him in Gangs of NY. I like Love Actually too. It's a really good comedy. And Sean of the Dead. And It Follows and the Descent for horror. Not sure any of those are classics though.

 

This is even funnier

But Spider-Man 3 is the greatest achievement in film history.

 

I can see why lol. They are too much in that movie, the both of them. *sighs*

According to wiki she’s going to direct an episode of The Mandalorian. That’s pretty cool.

 

Nah. At least I don't think. That's the one where he plays the oil baron in Southern California in the early 20th century? I remember the trailers and commercials for it and I remember it winning awards. I get it confused with No Country for Old Men which came out around the same and has a similarly long name, which I have seen and did not enjoy.

 

That speech about how he doesn't talk to her or hold her hand is great. "Sometimes we don't do things because we really want to do them" or something like that. I am a big Village fan. (and big Village People fan, but we cannot discuss that)

 

@Huttese 101
There Will Be Blood is nothing like No Country For Old Men.
But yes, Daniel Day Lewis won an Oscar for playing the oil baron at the turn of the century.

 

I get them confused because of the names and they both came out when I was in junior high and had no interest in seeing either of them. I wasn't nearly old enough to watch them in theaters.

 

*executes Order 66*

Edit:
Understood @Huttese 101
I saw them on DVD.