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    It's that time of year again. It's not guerilla film-making but this place is pretty dead and it's a chance to get some posting action going!

    Film of the year 2002

    I'll start and say I thought this year's best was:

    ? Mulholland Drive

    Runner- up:

    ? ivansxtc

    Any other offers...

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    Hey there.

    Mulholland Drive = **** on a string.

    Despin out.

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    So would your vote be going with 'Boat Trip', Despin - once you get on, you'll want to get off...

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    Hey there.

    Typical Lynch fan responce.....

    "If you dont "get" Lynch you obviously dont know anything about decent movies."

    Despin out.

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    Film of the Year:

    Bowling for Columbine

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    its between bowling for columbine, mulholland drive and im not sure if this fits under 2002 but donnie darko deserves a mention

    perhaps lotr?

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    Hey there.

    Lots of great movies this year. Nine Queens/The Royal Tenenbaums/Ocean's 11/Sweet Sixteen/Vanilla Sky are probably my faves. Untill I remember some more that is.

    Is there a list of all the films released in a year anywhere? I think Ive seen pretty much every new release.

    Despin out.

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    morvin callar

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    Hey there.

    You actualy liked Morvern Callar? I swear the BBC finance about half a film a year and this is what they choose.

    I heard the book is very good. It has a plot and everything. Shame they chose not to use it in the movie.

    Watching Ramsey and her DP **** each other off for 3 hours does not a movie of the year make.

    Despin out.

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    i fully admit that the film is style over substance, but thats still valid... maybe i see it more as a great peice of cinematography, and a trippy low key plot... that still makes it a contender for film of the year, a lot better than the usual brit flick sh?t

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