 Bullz-Eye.com’s two lead movie reviewers, David Medsker and Jason Zingale, have laid it all out there, giving their lists of the best and worst the 2005 movie menu had to offer. They couldn’t see everything — quite frankly, they didn’t want to see everything — but they still managed to catch damn near every movie that hit theaters in 2005. Some were good (”Kung Fu Hustle”), some were bad (”Aeon Flux”), some were just god-awful (”Brothers Grimm”), and some simply blew them away (”Batman Begins”). Some of David’s best movies of the year included “March of the Penguins,” “Sin City,” “Wedding Crashers” and “Jarhead,” while his worst list included “Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo” and “The Dukes of Hazzard.” Jason, meanwhile, listed “Crash” as his best film of the year while also showing some love to “A History of Violence,” “The 40-Year-Old Virgin” and “Brokeback Mountain.” “Last Days,” “The Aristocrats” and “Just Friends,” meanwhile, wound up on his worst list. Click here to check out the full feature.
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I loved “Crash” so it’s a great pick for the best of 2005.
As for “History of Violence,” I thought it was great as well though #3 might be a little high. Also, I had the opposite take on William Hurt’s performance at the end of the film. I thought he looked and sounded ridiculous, and the attempts at humor seemed out of place with the tone of the film.
Every time I see William Hurt in a movie, it makes me want to punch a baby.