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2008 Best Movies
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2008 Movies of the Year
Well, it's been a pretty good year as far as what's been released in the theaters. So good actually that there seems to be some controversy over not only the number one film, but second and third as well. Some Say Dark Knight is hands down the winner. Now there are movie critics whom have chosen Slumdog Millionaire to be their top pick. Seven Pounds Wall-E ", but also some surprises
Here are your Top 10 Movies of 2008
Batman returned along with the Joker for a film that's been regarded as one of the best films of the year, -one of the highest-grossing films- and is considered the best superhero movie ever made. Christopher Nolan creates a masterful work of action and suspense. Where was Christopher Nolan when the original Batman movies came out? He could have saved us from disasters like Batman Forever, Batman Returns and the dreadful Batman & Robin.
The story of how impoverished Indian teen Jamal Malik became a contestant on the Hindi version of "Who Wants to be A Millionaire?" -- an endeavor made without prize money in mind, rather, an effort to prove his love for his friend Latika, who is an ardent fan of the show
Pixar's story of a lonely robot on Earth might also be one of the best romance movies of the year, one of the best adventures of the year, and one of the best comedies of the year: Probably the most deserving best picture nominee of all animated fare this year, our friendly custodial robot is more charismatic than any living, breathing actor. And he can turn your empty pop can into a quarter with a single robotic grunt.
If it weren't for The Dark Knight, Iron Man would be considered the superhero movie of the past few years.The special effects, the well-told story and action sequences were awesome Smart, witty, and thrilling, Iron Man soared to the levels of the Batman, Spider-Man and Superman franchises in just one film.
Will Smith has a bitterness about him in this movie that made the pain palpable. Not much can be said without reducing this to a spoiler. Unlike movie critic from CNN I gave more thought and praises to the performance rather than the premise.
Harvey Milk was the first openly gay man elected to a public office in the U.S. a role that will surely get Sean Penn Oscar nominations and other prizes made of gold. Critics who balked at Gus Van Sant’s conventional bio-pic filmmaking have it all wrong. He was then murdered by a fellow city supervisor who hated Harvey Milk
This experiment in movie-making is "Godzilla" meets "The Blair Witch Project", and our readers embraced this ambitious take on a creature in Manhattan+
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