The Best Movies of the Decade. Our top movies from 2000-09 Earlier this week, we published our list of the best music of the decade.
Now, it's time to do the same for movies. Our film staff has been collecting reviews for each week's new theatrical releases since the fall of 1999, and, as a result, we have a nearly complete database of films from the past decade: certainly every major release from 2000-09, and virtually all minor releases, including obscure titles that barely made an appearance on the big screen. As a result, the various lists below represent the best the decade had to offer -- at least in the eyes of top professional film critics.
Below, we look at the best and worst overall movies from the past ten years. Our top overall movie: Pan's Labyrinth The eyes have it What won't you see on the list below? But where are the real movies? Unless you are a cinema aficionado, you probably noticed something else about the list above: you haven't heard of many of those movies. And now for something terrible. Critics Pick the Best Movies of the Decade. There will be lists Bloody good Now that the decade is officially over -- give or take a year -- we are declaring an end to our Best of the Decade coverage with a quick look at the films selected by critics as representing the best of the past ten years.
While the critics' selections were understandably all over the map (after all, they had literally thousands of titles to choose from), a handful of films appeared with some frequency on these lists. Paul Thomas Anderson's period drama There Will Be Blood topped our chart by appearing on 46% of the critic lists we tallied. Only three other films appeared on more than a quarter of the lists: the Michel Gondry-Charlie Kaufman collaboration Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, David Lynch's cryptic and surreal Mulholland Drive, and the Coen Brothers' dark thriller No Country For Old Men. Below, we list the movies that appeared most frequently on the critics' decade-end lists. What are your favorites?
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