Mike And Gavin's Best Films Of 2009
22 December 2009
It's that time again, folks, as myself and Gavin publish our favourite movies of the year. There were many that could've made my list, such as Avatar, District 9, Moon and Let The Right One In, while there were simply some that couldn't because, while they're already out in America, they've yet to be released here (Up In The Air). Feel free to argue with us, or post your own lists in the comment section below.
Mike Sheridan's Top Ten
(500) Days of Summer
Watchmen
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
The Hurt Locker
Public Enemies
Up
Where The Wild Things Are
Zombieland
The Hangover
Harry Brown
Gavin Burke's Top Ten
(500) Days Of Summer
Synecdoche, New York
Up
The Wrestler
Slumdog Millionaire
Where The Wild Things Are
Let The Right One In
Watchmen
Thirst
The Informant!
Your Comments
andrewire
Watchmen?! I really hated that movie. Although I love your inclusion of 500 Days of Summer!!! It's my favourite of the year as well, next to A Serious Man.
Posted 22/12/2009 15:16:54
Simon Connolly
In no particular order: Where the Wild Things Are A Serious Man The Wrestler (500) Days of Summer Inglorious Basterds The Hurt Locker Moon District 9 Up Frost/Nixon
Posted 23/12/2009 02:25:40
roberttynan
A really good year for flicks and a good way to see out the decade.In no particular order Inglorious Basterds The Hurt Locker 500 Days Of Summer Away We Go Adventureland The Wrestler Where The Wild Things Are Frost Nixon Watchmen Moon
Posted 26/12/2009 11:55:27
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