I guess I just caught some kind of list-making fever recently, and decided to use mubi.com to create a (rough) ranking of most of the movies I've seen since 2000.
Originally I had planned to make even more lists, maybe all the way back to the beginning of motion picture history, but then I realized that I may be expected to maintain and update my lists whenever I see something new. That sounds like work, so I'm stopping at Y2K. For now.
NOTE: The lists are highly subjective, and may be changed at any given time, for any reason that makes sense to me.
NOTE II: I have a lot of catching up to do on the 2012 list. Watch this space.
THE 2000-2012 MOVIES LISTS:
2012---2011---2010
2009---2008---2007---2006---2005---2004---2003---2002---2001---2000
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Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Guess the Movie!
He's a driver for hire – the best one there is – and if you follow his rules, he'll get you safely from the scene of the crime.
But the quiet, stoic, young man with no name is about to be in greater danger than ever before, because when you're in the big leagues, a double-cross is always around the corner. There's a bag full of cash he doesn't want, a driven, dangerous new enemy targeting him with fierce intensity... and in the middle of it all, a young, attractive woman he's just met.
As the Driver starts to challenge his own “no guns” policy, the bad guys quickly learn – the hard way – that not liking guns isn't the same as not knowing how to use them. Whatever his past may hide, the Driver doesn't need a car to cut a bloody path through whomever stand in his way.
But the quiet, stoic, young man with no name is about to be in greater danger than ever before, because when you're in the big leagues, a double-cross is always around the corner. There's a bag full of cash he doesn't want, a driven, dangerous new enemy targeting him with fierce intensity... and in the middle of it all, a young, attractive woman he's just met.
As the Driver starts to challenge his own “no guns” policy, the bad guys quickly learn – the hard way – that not liking guns isn't the same as not knowing how to use them. Whatever his past may hide, the Driver doesn't need a car to cut a bloody path through whomever stand in his way.
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- It is, of course, Walter Hill's “the Driver” (1978)
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