Best Movies of 2004

The Incredibles was much better than Spider-Man 2. Spider-Man 2 is so overrated.

Spider-Man 2 is great, but The Incredibles is the best.

One of my favorite Pixar movies.

This movie proves that Hollywood can pull off a fantastic superhero movie.

I really liked the train scene and have enjoyed it since I was three!

My favorite Spider-Man movie of all time.

I like this movie better than Shrek The Third, in my opinion. This is my favorite Shrek movie.

This was the greatest one of the series.

This movie has a lot of great action scenes and a good plot. It's much better than the sequel that ruined everything.

Best movie ever. SpongeBob SquarePants is amazing. Greek fans!

One of the best in the Cornetto trilogy!

"Stop trying to make fetch happen. It's not going to happen." One of my favorite quotes.
Hilarious movie. If you're a guy and haven't seen this film, it's not just a chick flick. It's too funny to be one.

I love this movie so much. It is one of my favorite movies of 2004. I love watching this film, the same as the second one.

Chick flicks are usually the best, and I think this one really hit the jackpot!

This movie's direction is some of the best I've ever seen. It was so incredibly surreal that I actually had to pinch myself. It felt like a bizarre yet wonderful dream. I can't believe Michel Gondry didn't get nominated for Best Director.

I'm Jigsaw. I have a game for everyone. The game is to get this movie to the top. For real, though, this movie is a masterpiece.

The most epic action-revenge story ever!

Really dives deep into the true philosophy and ideology of AI in lifelike robots versus simple living humans. It really knows what it's talking about when it comes to that stuff.

If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball.

This movie is so freakin' funny. I watch it every time I know it's on TV.

Jon Heder is hilarious as Napoleon Dynamite!

Make yourself a dang quesadilla! Gosh!

This movie is so amazing in many ways. The story feels fresh and original while being nice and complex. The characters have great arcs, there is plenty of deep background lore behind the story, and of course, the animation is stunning, as expected of any Ghibli film. Such an amazing movie.

After "Voices of a Distant Star" in 2002, Makoto Shinkai (director of "Your Name") once again made an emotionally moving and slightly trippy film, complete with an interesting setting, just like his last one. Although the story is much different, I have a hard time deciding which of the two is better. Both are amazing.

It makes you laugh and cry at the same time!

I thoroughly enjoyed this movie. Watching the history expert cleverly decode clues leading to a hidden treasure trove while avoiding a greedy hunter on the trail made for some sticky situations that were exciting to watch.