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	What do you think is the BEST movie of the 21st century, so far.  
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	I herewith submit my Top Ten Movies since...and including  2000:  Caveat...these are the ones that are considered "serious movies, more or less. There are some "blockbuster" type movies that I like a lot as well, but I will give the Top Ten to these, as with each and every one I would not mind watch over multiple times  (and have done so in most cases)
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	1. Chicago
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	2. The Lord of the Rings...the Trilogy
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	3. Inglorius Basterds
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	4. Master and Commander
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	5. Seabiscuit
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	6. The Bridge of Spies
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	7. Lincoln
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	8. The King's Speech
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	9. The Departed
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	10. Munich
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