Films seen In 2005 - Final List

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  1. Finding Neverland (4/5)
  2. In America (5/5)
  3. Shrek (2/5)
  4. 13 Conversations about One Thing (2/5)
  5. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (4/5)
  6. Friday Night Lights (3/5)
  7. Before Sunset (4/5)
  8. Maria Full of Grace (5/5)
  9. Sideways (3/5)
  10. The Passion of the Christ (5/5)
  11. Garden State (4/5)
  12. Mean Girls (4/5)
  13. 50 First Dates (3/5)
  14. Harry Potter - The Chamber of Secrets (1/5)
  15. Ring of Fire: The Emile Griffith Story (2005) (3/5)
  16. Closer (2004) (4.5/5)
  17. Hotel Rwanda (2004) (5/5)
  18. The Woodsman (2004) (3.5/5)
  19. Kinsey (2004) (3.5/5)
  20. Scary Movie (2000) (2.5/5)
  21. Sex, Lies & Videotape (1989) (4/5)
  22. The Station Agent (2003)(4.5/5)
  23. Career Opportunities(1991)(2.5/5)
  24. May (2002)(5/5)
  25. The Origins of AIDS (2003)(4/5)
  26. Hannibal (2001)(3/5)
  27. The Hours (2002)(3.5/5)
  28. Shattered Glass (2003)(4.5/5)
  29. Elephant (2003)(3.5/5)
  30. Rear Window (1954)(3/5)
  31. Thirteen (2003)(5/5)
  32. Million Dollar Baby (2004)(4/5)
  33. Tupac: Resurrection (2003)(4.5/5)
  34. Paparazzi (2004)(2.5/5)
  35. Ghost World (2000)(3.5/5)
  36. Manic (2001)(3/5)
  37. Lost in Translation (2003)(4/5)
  38. 21 Grams (2003)(5/5)
  39. Ma vie en rose (1997)(4/5)
  40. The Company (2003)(2/5)
  41. Wimbledon (2004)(2.5/5)
  42. Whatever (1998)(3/5)
  43. Crash (2004)(4.5/5)
  44. Seeing Other People (2004)(4/5)
  45. Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story (2004) (3/5)
  46. Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen (2004) (1.5/5)
  47. We Don't Live Here Anymore (2004) (3.5/5)
  48. Mona Lisa Smile (2003) (3.5/5)
  49. Frida (2002) (4/5)
  50. The Hunting of the President (2004) (3/5)
  51. Pi (1998) (3.5/5)
  52. The Manchurian Candidate (2004) (4/5)
  53. Code Breakers (2005) (3.5/5)
  54. I Am a Promise (1993) (4/5)
  55. Rent (2005) (4.5/5)
  56. Crossroads (2002) (3.5/5)
Author Comments: 

Italics - previously seen
Year and rating in parenthesis
Ratings are based on my enjoyment of the movie.
1 = waste of time
3 = average
5 = loved it

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I would like to hear why you liked the Passion of the Christ so much?

It probably had something to do with me having low expectations for it. From what I can remember, I enjoyed the acting of James Caviezel and Maia Morgenstern and the way the story was told. I'm not a religious person so I'm not that familiar with the story. I found it interesting to see the story of Jesus from Gibson's point of view. I thought he got his point across.

Thank you for such a good explanation. I'm amazed at the number of non-religious people who appreciate the movie. I adore Jesus. I believe he really rose from the dead and is alive with God today, so I was a little disappointed that Gibson neglected to give more time to the "happy ending." I have very personal reasons for appreciating the film, so it was hard to watch all that suffering.