Eh 90s>70s>60s>2000s>80s>40s>50s for me when it comes to Hollywood. I don't have that many 2000s movies to go back to cause Hollywood was really mid, especially cause of the bush administration everything was a mid terrorist or spy movie. 90s on the other hand, every year had at least 3 great movies.
The 2000s also had two or three great movies a year. 2004 and 2007 being great examples.
Youre confusing video games and movies. The only movie I remember I liked from 2004 was the bucket list. I mightve forgotten a ton of them.
2007 had three great movies. No Country for Old Men, There Will Be Blood and Assassination of Jesse James. Those were, in my eyes, the best movies of that year. And 2004 had Incredibles, Sideways and Million Dollar Baby, and those movies are great.
2009 was probably the best if you want animated stuff (Coraline, Secret of Kells, UP, Princess and the Frog, Ponyo, etc)
Except I wasn't talking about animated movies, just movies in general. 2009 also had District 9 and that movie was awesome.
Ponyo 2008
Its a joke, dont get so fucking angry. And Assassination of Jesse James is mid, Sideways is something I havent even heard of. Incredibles and Million Dollar Baby are good not great. Arguably im too attached to the past so my standards of great differ.
Original ig, I dont consider english versions to anime.
Isn't it so interesting that all the decades you weren't alive fore were the best in your mind?
I'd speculate that to be bias as the only shows that would get re-run are shows people would want to watch again. People might still be watching the original The Little Mermaid in a decade with no knowledge that there was a live action or a Disney corporation.
the absolute state of modern marketing
