Top 10 Best Movies of the 2000s

The 2000s was a decade that brought us an incredible array of cinematic experiences. The masterpieces from this first decade of the millennium challenged our thinking, made us laugh, cry, and sit on the edge of our seats. From groundbreaking visual effects to storytelling that transcended genre boundaries, the 2000s were truly a golden era for film.

Remember the awe-inspiring fantasy worlds, the gripping thrillers, the romantic comedies that warmed our hearts, and the indie films that surprised us all? Maybe you were a fan of the superhero renaissance that took flight in this era, or perhaps you leaned more towards the raw and realist dramas that painted a vivid picture of life.

Now, it's your turn to weigh in. What are the best movies of the 2000s? Think about the films that resonated with you, that took you to a different place or time, that introduced you to characters you loved, hated, or couldn't quite figure out. The 2000s gave us movies that pushed boundaries and defied expectations, and now you have the chance to celebrate them.
The Top Ten
The Dark Knight

Heath Ledger won it all. I liked him in The Patriot, but this was the best role he has ever played. I was upset to see Katie Holmes being replaced, but Heath and Morgan blew it away. Awesome work of Christopher Nolan.

It's obvious. Every website you search for the best films of the 2000s, Dark Knight will stay #1.

One of the best superhero movies EVER! I'm not even exaggerating.

The Lord of The Rings: The Return of the King

The last part of the genius Lord of The Rings trilogy is a true lasting legacy in storytelling and now cinema. Bravo, Peter Jackson.

What an epic movie! If you haven't watched this, you are missing out!

That is a lot of The Lord of the Rings movies. It must be very popular.

Cast Away
The Lord of The Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring

Truthfully, the best in the series. Return is excellent, and Towers is a bit long, but this one is the most interesting with characters and story. Plus, someone dies, so that's always a lot more epic.

The beginning of The Lord of The Rings started the adventure of the decade.

There Will Be Blood

Brilliant. Paul Thomas Anderson's masterpiece, to say the least.

The Lord of The Rings: The Two Towers

The second movie of the trilogy, The Two Towers begins to bring the hope of good triumphing over evil.

No Country for Old Men

This film absolutely slaps. The atmosphere, performances, and pure genius writing and directing just send this film up with some of the greats. I love everything about it, especially Javier Bardem's performance as Anton Chigurh. He was effing scary.

The Departed
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Gladiator

The second-best movie of the decade, the best epic historical, and one of the best ever.

The Newcomers

? The Diving Bell and the Butterfly
? Charlie Wilson's War
The Contenders
Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith

It was the worst possible end for the good side - Anakin Skywalker turning into Darth Vader. But I think this is the best Star Wars movie.

How the hell is this outstanding movie below Transformers?!

Memento

The movie that plays with time.

Finding Nemo

One of the most beautiful animated movies ever.

Transformers

My favorite movie franchise along with Jurassic Park, Lethal Weapon, and Indiana Jones.

A great high-budget teen-style action movie. One of Michael Bay's greatest movies.

Inglourious Basterds

Third best Tarantino film. Can stand close to Kill Bill and Pulp Fiction. Has some of the coolest characters and a cool story. SPOILER - (No joke) Hitler gets shot in the face.

Spirited Away
Mulholland Drive
Shrek
Avatar

Awesome effects and fights! Same stuff, but it's still satisfying.

Monsters Inc.
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

A great installment in the Harry Potter series.

American Psycho

Crazy, sophisticated, the dark side of the bright side. Patrick Bateman is freaky in a way only Christian Bale (or Tom Cruise, who he based his acting for the character off of) could play.

Wall·E

A vision of the future never presented greater in an animated movie. Way to go, Wall-E.

City of God

Interests you from beginning to end. Many different characters, and the villain is one that you want dead as soon as you meet him. He's cruel, and you want him to get what's coming to him in the end. Very emotional as well.

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