1. Two Lovers (James Gray)
2. Inglourious Basterds (Quentin Tarantino)
3. Pontypool (Bruce McDonald)
4. Duplicity (Tony Gilroy)
5. Summer Hours (Olivier Assayas)
6. Liverpool (Lisandro Alonso)
7. Public Enemies (Michael Mann)
8. You, the Living (Roy Andersson)
9. World's Greatest Dad (Bobcat Goldthwait)
Number 10, right now, would be a tie between Beeswax (Andrew Bujalski) and Coraline (Henry Selick).
7 comments:
I think you forgot Crank: High Voltage.
I haven't seen it yet, but based on how much I liked Crank I wouldn't be surprised if it knocks one of these off after I do!
wow what in the world is that image from?
It's from "You, the Living" - a deadpan, absurdist, Swedish blackout comedy.
Here's the imdb page.
There's a subplot/running gag in the movie about an amateur Dixieland jazz band: the pic shows one of the members practicing (his wife is not pleased/supportive of his art).
I should add that as a lapsed tuba/sousaphone player, this image spoke very deeply to me. ;)
JW, I didn't know you liked Duplicity so much. Isn't Giamatti hilarious?
NB - Yes, he is hilarious. I like Duplicity just about as much as I like Michael Clayton. ;)
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