For the second straight year, I was invited to participate in indieWIRE's annual film critics' poll. And, as the final tally reveals, it turns out that my own choices for best of the year were surprisingly similar to those of my fellow critics. A link to my personal ballot can be found below.
« Margot at the Wedding (2007): C+ | Main | Terrible Twofer »
December 20, 2007
Comments
The comments to this entry are closed.
New Releases
Where I Write
Recent Posts
Recent Comments
- Jen on Next (2007): C+
- Kboom1 on Day of the Dead (2008): D-
- rk on In the Cut (2003): D
- yujin ken on The Blossoming of Maximo Oliveros (2005): B+
- Ian Long on The Cooler (2003): D
- Allen on Battle Royale II (2003): F
- sakara on V for Vendetta (2006): D
- amira on Awake (2007): C-
- Rae on Adventureland (2009): C+
- Philip on Slacker (1991): C-
Film Reading
- Bright Lights Film Journal
- Chicago Reader
- Chicago Sun-Times
- Film Comment
- Film Freak Central
- Images
- Internet Movie Database
- LA Weekly
- Masters of Cinema
- Metacritic
- New York Magazine
- New York Press
- New York Times
- New Yorker
- Reverse Shot
- Rotten Tomatoes
- Salon
- Senses of Cinema
- Slate
- Strictly Film School
- Village Voice
Film Bloggers
- Cinemania
- Cinemarati
- Cinematical
- Cinephiliac
- Dave Kehr
- Elusive Lucidity
- Film Experience
- Film Freak Central Blog
- Filmbrain
- FLICKHEAD
- Girish
- GreenCine Daily
- IFC News
- Long Pauses
- Reverse Blog
- Sergio Leone and the Infield Fly Rule
- The Cine File
- The House Next Door
- The Projection Booth
- Twitch
- When Canses Were Classeled...
© 2004-2011 LoD
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 License.
Have to say I didn't see that near-sweep coming.
Posted by: Eric | December 20, 2007 at 10:18 PM
Me neither. As I wrote last night in a comment on an earlier post, TWBB always struck me as a film destined to polarize. This general unanimity is pretty startling, and makes me wonder if the Golden Globes and Oscars will now have to pay more attention to it.
Any thoughts on that, o wise Academy Awards prognosticator?
Posted by: Nick | December 20, 2007 at 10:39 PM