For most moviegoers the 2006 movie season didn't really begin until late summer. The entire first half of the year yawned out sequels and remakes at record pace, each as uninspired as the next; quality gems were thin on the ground. But once the box-office was relieved of bloated, big-budget epics, moviegoers were treated to a plethora of well-crafted, under-the-radar movies that garnered acclaim from the get-go.
Proving that even your average Joe wants to be somewhat challenged instead of spoon-fed a script, some of the biggest films of 2006 were savagely realized with a human touch. Look no further than Borat's gratuitous nudity for humor's sake along with United 93 and Little Miss Sunshine's use of death-as-unity as proof that America's palette is widening.
The following movies are the best 2006 had to offer, and whether comedy, action or drama they all have the same principle: Give the public what they want--in large doses.
Proving that even your average Joe wants to be somewhat challenged instead of spoon-fed a script, some of the biggest films of 2006 were savagely realized with a human touch. Look no further than Borat's gratuitous nudity for humor's sake along with United 93 and Little Miss Sunshine's use of death-as-unity as proof that America's palette is widening.
The following movies are the best 2006 had to offer, and whether comedy, action or drama they all have the same principle: Give the public what they want--in large doses.
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it's probably my number one favorite movie this year.