I was looking for a decent quality image of Alexander Walker’s Joan Crawford: The Ultimate Star book cover, but I couldn’t find any :/ so I decided to scan my own. Take it as a service to the online community. I was going to watermark it, but decided not to. A link back or a shout out would be nice, tho :)
One go, not much thinking and over-thinking. Yup, this looks about right.
2000 – Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
2001 – Moulin Rouge!
2002 – Gangs of New York
2003 -Â The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (because I have to)
2004 -Â Finding Neverland
2005 -Â Munich
2006 -Â Letters from Iwo Jima
2007 -Â There Will Be Blood
2008 – The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
2009 -Â District 9
2010 -Â Toy Story 3 (because you HAVE TO)
2011 -Â Midnight in Paris
2012 -Â Life of Pi
2013 -Â 12 Years a Slave
2014 -Â Boyhood
I struggled a little with LotR and (maybe) Toy Story, but I’ll give it to them anyway~ I’m also a bit lukewarm about Finding Neverland and Midnight in Paris, and I totally warmed up to Life of Pi… though I don’t mind Argo. With Boyhood over Whiplash (despite me liking the other one better xD), it makes the list a lot more larger than life.
It’s been a few years since I did a “what I like about” post [1][2], and considering that it’s been one full year since I officially started watching Indian films, I thought it’d be great to look back to see What I Like About Bollywood– pardon me, Indian Films.