2004 Films Ranked

Look, easy to watch it isn't, but it's a fascinating, heart-wrenching tragedy, with phenomenal performances and extraordinary direction from Clint Eastwood. Not for the squeamish or faint of heart.

A very bizarre, but wonderfully original film, that examines relationships and how it affects people.

One of the best Harry Potter movies, this film is dark, magical and undeniably enjoyable from start to end.

Action packed, entertaining and unbelievably heartwarming, this superhero film takes a realistic family and just gives them superpowers. It's an excellent plot pulled off beautifully.

A majestic, stylized and action-packed piece of filmmaking.

Though the film does go on for a few minutes too long, this is still a slick, entertaining and thought-provoking thriller, compounded by 2 excellent lead performances.

Deep, passionate and thought-provoking, this motion picture experience shows us the last 6 hours in the life of Christ and makes it into some of the hardest scenes to watch.

The film does contain a few implausibilities, however despite that is still very intense, and is just an entertaining ride.

Jim Carrey occasionally steals the show from the young actors, but this is creatively dark, and morbidly funny film that does the wonderful book series great justice.

Tom Hanks shines as a character that is easy to root for, with a plot that is both inspiring and original.

Incredibly funny from beginning to end.

Smart, witty and filled to the brim with social commentary, this is one of the best teen movies I've seen.

It's a bit too long, and is still a little confusing, but the second Kill Bill is just as fun as the first.

An often hilarious and affectionate parody of the B movies of the 50s. This film pulls off being a terrible film with relatively little ease. Or does it? Oh, well.

It's sometimes shot poorly, but overall, this is a smart, slick action thriller, with lots of entertaining scenes.

It has flaws, but this is a campy superhero movie done to the absolute best.

As with most Studio Ghibli films, this film is highly imaginative and offers some great animation.

Johnny Depp gives a great performance as J.M. Barrie, in this great drama with magical scenes and real heartbreak.

Irreverent, crude, and often hilarious, this disjointed film celebrates it's stupid humor with pride, giving us a very funny experience.

There's maybe a bit too much going on, but the film is smart, witty and original.

A great look at surfer's and what they experience while on the board.

Yes, the characters do stupid things, and the CGI is pretty awful, but I connected with these characters much more than I thought I would, making this film seem real. Even though it is making a blatantly obvious political statement.

This is a movie you either love or hate. It's surprisingly funny and endlessly quotable. Vote for Pedro!

Anne Hathaway is charming in the lead role, and it has some magical scenes, but doesn't always have the brains it needs to to be a wonderful movie.

It's a fun adventure film that could be used to introduce young children to action adventure films.

Despite some obviously padded scenes, this is a (for the most part) magical film with unbelievable animation.

The Godfather for little kids? Sure, why not. Actually it's not quite as bad as it looks, and is quite funny.

Nostalgia is probably blinding me from how bad it is, but I still get a kick out of watching it.

There's an interesting premise here, and it is exciting enough that I did want to know where it was going, but it ultimately feels like a missed opportunity and is, quite ironically, forgettable.

I laughed, despite the dumb premise.

Has contrivances to make the heist even work, and horrible characters, but the film is fun to watch, in parts.

Eh, it's not awful, but I did expect more from Disney.

It's melodramatic, there's no doubt about it, but there is something kind of endearing about it.

Has creative moments, but mostly meanders along with poor pacing and no sense of time or cohesion.

Hilary Duff is charming in the lead role, but it's too generic to be anything more than a watchable film.

The film, while quick and somewhat entertaining, for some reason isn't as cathartic as it should be.

It's not funny enough, and it often feels like I'm stuck in an uncomfortable family dinner, where I have sit and listen, but don't have anything to say.

It's just too disjointed and predictable to make it recommendable.

I don't remember much about this film other than I didn't think it was that funny.

Well, the first half is okay, and I do get a chuckle out of it every once in a while.