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List added by AFIoscar on 1 June 2008 03:14
AFI AWARDS FOR MOTION PICTURES 2000 |
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 1044  7.4  8 2001 - Won Oscar - Best Writing, Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen Cameron Crowe
Nominated Oscar for Categories: Best Actress in a Supporting Role - Kate Hudson Best Actress in a Supporting Role - Frances McDormand Best Editing - Joe Hutshing; Saar Klein AFIoscar's rating:
 
154 7.1 7.2 2001 - Nominated Oscar - Best Actor in a Leading Role
Javier Bardem AFIoscar's rating:
205 7.1 7.4 With BEST IN SHOW, director Christopher Guest and the ensemble cast elevate the mock-documentary form to new artistic heights. The film raises comedy to the level of insight and weaves a seamless narrative fabric from actors' improvisation around a central theme. Fred Willard's performance is worthy of special recognition.
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997 6.5 7.2 This finely-crafted studio picture goes beyond the familiar with humor, texture and a fine attention to detail-an increasingly rare experience. ERIN BROCKOVICH, with its luminescent performance by Julia Roberts, accomplishes what all Hollywood films should aspire to: to excel both as art and as entertainment.
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2149 7.6 8.3 GLADIATOR updates the traditional American genre-the epic costume film-through cutting-edge technology. Its hero, a noble and unselfish man, is a type movies have celebrated for generations, but the modern methods used to create the world he lives in give viewers a new kind of spectacle for the new millennium.
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868 7.4 7.6 HIGH FIDELITY is an offbeat odyssey about a 30-something record store owner who knows everything about pop music but nothing about life. A terrific ensemble cast includes music as a central character. The film effortlessly breaks the fourth wall and, rather then shoe-horning its quirky characters into a tidy resolution, chooses a real world ending.
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1299 8 8.5 2001 - Nominated Oscar - Best Actress in a Leading Role
Ellen Burstyn AFIoscar's rating:
 
664 6.9 7.8 Steven Soderbergh balances a complex narrative structure that includes three separate stories and multiple outstanding performances. TRAFFIC moves with clarity, grace and intelligence through a broad strata of American and Mexican society in this uncompromising tale about the never-ending fight to win a war against drugs.
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247 6.9 7.5 This sophisticated, beautifully-written comedy of manners is a melancholy and funny coming-of-middle-age story. In WONDER BOYS, Curtis Hanson displays a sure comic-satiric touch and draws remarkable performances from his ensemble, particularly Michael Douglas as a literary one-hit-wonder and Tobey Maguire as his precocious student.
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88 7.2 7.7 In YOU CAN COUNT ON ME, writer/director Kenneth Lonergan surprises time and again with his affecting story of a complicated, funny and emotional sister/brother relationship. Laura Linney and Mark Ruffalo create heart-breakingly real characters in this underexplored thematic territory.
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On January 9, 2001, AFI announced the official selections of AFI 2000, a new annual program designed to recognize, preserve and honor excellence in the moving image during the 21st century. Selections include 10 AFI Movies of the Year and five AFI Moments of Significance. The following 10 films have been selected by a 12-member jury as AFI Movies of the Year. Each of these films-listed alphabetically-best advances the art of the moving image; enhances the rich cultural heritage of America's art form; inspires audiences and artists alike; and/or makes a mark on American society in matter of style or substance: ALMOST FAMOUS BEFORE NIGHT FALLS BEST IN SHOW ERIN BROCKOVICH GLADIATOR HIGH FIDELITY REQUIEM FOR A DREAM TRAFFIC WONDER BOYS YOU CAN COUNT ON ME Source: AFI (American Film Institute)
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