1. Ridley Scott's Black Hawk Down
2. Michael Mann's Ali
3. Jonathan Glazer's Sexy Beast
4. Jon Favreau's Made
5. Wes Anderson's The Royal Tenenbaums
6. Ben Stiller's Zoolander
7. Todd Field's In the Bedroom
8. Jean-Pierre Jeunet's Amelie
9. Tony Scott's Spy Game
10. Antoine Fuqua's Training Day
Runners-up: Chopper, Amores Perros, Vanilla Sky, Donnie Darko, Monster’s Ball, Heist, Hannibal, Enemy at the Gates, The Mexican, 15 Minutes, Bandits, Blow.
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3 comments:
You seem to have forgotten to put "Mulholland Drive" at #1
Glad someone else loved Ali. I saw it twice in cinemas but remember it got a bit of a drubbing at the time.
Wayne -- I liked Mulholland, but didn't love it. I need to see it again I think.
Syms -- I don't get the hate for Ali that many people have. It's a great film (as per usual with Michael Mann).
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