Last great film you;ve seen?

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The last film Ive seen that I thought wa truly brilliant was a German film called 'The Counterfeiters'. It is about the largest counterfeiting operation in history which was by the *** in 1936. Brilliantly written,acted and directed.

 

[Anonymous]

Dances with Wolves (4hr version) - I saw this again yesterday, and it really is a fantastic film. Whilst there are loads of very good films out there, only a few are truly great. I don't know what the last new(ish) great film I've seen is though. The most recent films I've seen at the cinema are Mesrine parts 1 & 2 and they were very good - but not 'Great'.

 

[Anonymous]

Only a couple of films from the last few years stick in my mind as truly exceptional, the much feted "The lives of others" ( the Nicolas Cage remake will obviously improve on this masterpiece ) and David Finchers " Zodiac" which comes of as if Coppola and Pakula made a film together at the peak of their powers, lets say 1975 ( before "event" / "rollercoaster" movies became the norm from the big studios )

 

[dcanham001]

although its not an all-time classic i watched 'into the wild' last night and i thought it was excellent. brilliantly acted, great cinematography and a great story - i'd recommend giving it a watch (its doing the rounds on sky movies at the mo)

 

[Anonymous]

oldboy

 

[John Duncan]

Let The Right One In. Review here.

 

[aliEnRIK]

Gran Torino ~ truly awesome acting by Eastwood

 

[Frank Harvey]

Zodiac.

 

[Gerrardasnails]

reggaedave:oldboy

Truly brilliant film.

 

[Gerrardasnails]

bobbyg81: The last film Ive seen that I thought wa truly brilliant was a German film called 'The Counterfeiters'. It is about the largest counterfeiting operation in history which was by the *** in 1936. Brilliantly written,acted and directed.

I agree with Zodiac and Oldboy but I've seen other great films since I watched them. No Country For Old Men is probably the last great for me.