The Best, Jerry. The Best!

December 3, 2004 1:54 PM

It's that time of year again.When everyone comes out with their lists of the best movies, albums, TV shows, books, etc, etc. Fimoculous has a page that lists them all so you don't have to search around the web. (And it will be continuously updated for the next month or so, so keep checking back)
posted by braun_richard (15 comments total)

Oooh, the "coldest people in hollywood" at film threat was a good one. Can't wait to see this fill out into a monster list.
posted by mathowie at 2:51 PM on December 3, 2004

Great lists but I notice that the site doesn't yet have Artforum's list of the years best films [which includes John Water's list] and best music.
posted by Rashomon at 2:53 PM on December 3, 2004

The NY Times says that Myst IV is better than Halo 2. The NY Times is no gud at teh video games.
posted by Pretty_Generic at 3:06 PM on December 3, 2004

Thanks, braun. I'll be checking back to this quite a bit, I'm sure. And Rashomon, thanks for that film link.
posted by dobbs at 3:13 PM on December 3, 2004

That's amazing that Waters likes such good films considering he has a career of making such awful crap.
posted by xmutex at 3:32 PM on December 3, 2004

The best movie was "Team America: World Police" and the best album was Kanye West "College Dropout". (honorable mention to The Killers)

Best game? hmm, probably Katamari Damacy.
posted by First Post at 3:45 PM on December 3, 2004

The best sure is really fucking expensive. I'll practically have to take out a loan to buy The Battle of Algiers.
posted by TheGoldenOne at 4:48 PM on December 3, 2004

I read my son's issue last night, and I'm must make my witness: The Rolling Stone list of best DVDs is completely the suq.
posted by mojohand at 4:51 PM on December 3, 2004

Half-Life 2, Burnout 3 and Katamari Damacy ate me this year.
posted by kevspace at 5:31 PM on December 3, 2004

I'll practically have to take out a loan to buy The Battle of Algiers.

Hit eBay. I grabbed one there for $21.
posted by dobbs at 6:14 PM on December 3, 2004

I'm disapointed.

But that's a list of several best stuff. I still want the best of the best. What is it? What is the best? WHAT IS IT?!?

*venting*

I'm OK, I'm OK. Thanks. I'm OK.

But I still need to know...
posted by NewBornHippy at 7:36 PM on December 3, 2004

When did we stop making up our own minds?
posted by Cryptical Envelopment at 9:53 PM on December 3, 2004

I still want the best of the best. What is it? What is the best? WHAT IS IT?!?

That's easy. Godzilla.
posted by Faint of Butt at 10:16 PM on December 3, 2004

When did we stop making up our own minds?

Two words. Information. Overload.

These best of lists have the same function as Metafilter. I am too busy to listen to every album put out, so I rely on best of lists, top tens, reviews, etc, to help me sort the wheat from the chaff. Which doesn't mean I don't take chances, and listen to unknown artists etc, but it does mean I listen to more good music.
posted by Quartermass at 10:48 PM on December 3, 2004

Oooh, the "coldest people in hollywood" at film threat was a good one.
not really.

good link, thanks braun_richard!
posted by mr.marx at 6:46 AM on December 4, 2004