Most Polarizing Films

[jhiggy23]

I just found this link of the top 10 most polarizing movies of the past decade:

http://unrealitymag.com/index.php/20...e-last-decade/

I am very interested to see what people think about each of the following films listed in the poll, and whether you like each or not and why.

Here is my opinion:

1) The Fountain--my favorite film, for the reasons provided in the link and more.

2) Vanilla Sky--beautiful story, decent acting, great soundtrack

3) Eyes Wide Shut--immersive and interesting, but not a huge fan

4) The Blair Witch Project--one of only a few movies that truly terrifies me. without a doubt the best marketing ever done for a film, and a throwback to the horror masters who realize that things are scarier when they are in your mind and not on the screen. the final shot is still incredibly innerving to me.

5) Fahrenheit 9/11--I think Michael Moore is a great documentarian, and I like Bowling for Columbine and Roger and Me, but I cannot stand 9/11 conspiracy junk, as much as I hate Bush

6) Moulin Rouge--completely unwatchable to me, despite its technical merits

7) the Village--hated the ending as much as other people. i think Shyamalan is a great director and good at coming up with concepts, but poor at writing the final act of his films. this film was one of the biggest disappointments to me because i thought the concept was genius

8) Crash--great movie and deserving of the Oscar. great writing and great acting across the board.

9) A.I.--yes, it is rather boring, but in many ways I consider it a masterpiece.

10) Watchmen--did not like it one bit.



Also, feel free, after commenting on each or some of the above 10, to list films you yourself would include as the most polarizing.