2006 The Movie Year

Writes ck on December 3rd, 2006

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I’m working on writing a review of the year’s movies and reflecting on what I’ve seen my impression is that it has been a lacklustre year. Time allows me to write it in two parts, firstly, I am writing a general summary of the years releases and trends. However, it is for the second part, a Top 10, Best of the Year type list, I am struggling most- has there been an outstanding movie this year, has there been a performance on the tip of everyone’s tongue, what has the years best tagline or movie poster been and what has been the sequence or scene of the year?

I certainly have my favourites and there are clear contenders for a list but I have only arrived at this list after rummaging through my years viewing a number of times. Also I know there are a number of movies to be released during December which should be considered (Stranger than Fiction, Breaking and Entering among them) so maybe we might be surprised by a late entry. Otherwise I look to you Dossing Times bloggers for your impressions of the movies of 2006- has there been any great movies I’ve missed or hidden gems you’ve discovered and what have been your highlights and disappointments of the year.

8 Responses to “2006 The Movie Year”

  1. 0 Tuathal

    Blatantly trying to get us to do your job for you….for shame!

  2. 0 Sinéad

    One of my faves of the year was Little Miss Sunshine. Funny, original and off the wall.

  3. 0 Simon

    Ya sinead I have to say i enjoyed that film as well. Childern Of men was also good I thought

  4. 0 CK

    Apologies Tuathal, I wouldn’t want you to think I’m not taking my job seriously. I will stem any further moves towards interaction and continue to simply impose my opinion on the blog!

  5. 0 Tuathal

    Thank you.

    I agree on Little Miss Sunshine and Children of Men. Certainly two in my top 10. As will Brick, A Cock and Bull Story, Tsotsi, Munich etc…however the most memorably movie I have seen this year is Science of Sleep. Original, funny, visually stunning with great performances.

  6. 0 sciencegeek

    ‘The Prestige’ was very enjoyable

  7. 0 sciencegeek

    Oh, and I forgot about ‘The Departed’. Leonardo Di Caprio was incredible - I’ll never underestimate him again.

  8. 0 Tuathal

    I agree Sciencegeek the Prestige was very enjoyable, although it wouldn’t come to mind when making a top 10 list of the year.

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