My personal favourite is: The Dark Knight. It had me gripped from begging to end and i was wanting more!

So, whats your favourite?

last decade ... wow, so ture we are in 2010 ...

so, outside not liking the Dark Knight movie (completely oeverrated as Avatar or Transformers or Hulk or Iron man)

hmu ... only 1 movie to choose ...

then I will go Gladiator, Ridely Scott.

The Incredibles, I've seen this movie so many times and I'm still waiting on the Sequel

The Dark Knight

but why ?

this movie was not bad, but far from great !

Here in france, it gets insane rating from the critics and the public and considering the sales WW, it seems a lot of peole enjoyed this movie !

Lets see:

• Action was fantastic for a PG-13 movie
• The special effects and scenery were incredible
• Heath Ledger plays one of the most evil and crazy villans of all time
• MICHAEL CAINE!
• Two Face had one of the most incredible transformations from good guy to villan
• Hong Kong. Hong Kong was awesome

Don't get me wrong, there are other movies from last decade that are really close, IMO to TDK like ROTK, Gran Torino, Wall-E, Kill Bill Vo. 1, 300, and Inglorious Basterds are really great choices for the 2000's as well, with ROTK being a hair away from TDK.

However, as an American, you grow up with Batman. Like Superman and Spiderman, he is one of our most iconic figures. You take Batman, who was at times a very campy superhero (except for the one futuristic TV show...can't remember the name of that one), and turn him into this almost-evil superhero is nothing less than 'holy crap!'.

Oh, plus I saw it in IMAX. TDK was one of the first movies, along with Avatar, to really push the IMAX format. Movies are just better in IMAX...Something I don't remember ROTK or the rest of the LOTR series having.

Avatar, and in a close second Slumdog Millionare

No James Bond Casino Royale Love?

Pierrepoint or Children of Men, loved them both.

Though, a decade is a very long time, I've forgotten hundreds of films that I've watched throughout: these two have the benefit of being watched in recent years.

So Children of Men was good, Samuel?

I looked at IMDB and noticed it, along with The Departed as the only two movies I didn't know about that were in the top 250 from this decade.