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Hmmmmmm

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I went with Avatar.

District 9 was amazing, but at the end didn't feel like a complete film. Inglourious Basterds was great, but felt like it should have been named "The incredible adventures of Col. Hans Landa". The Hurt Locker left no lasting impression on me, but actually reminded me a lot of Beaufort, an Israeli war movie. The opening scene (with Guy Pierce) was very similar to the opening of that movie. Other than that, I can't really say I connected with the war experience.

Avatar's plot was predictable from the first trailer, but the execution was incredible and made me watch it 3 times in the theater, something I haven't done since The Matrix.

Waltz was simply incredible in that movie. In every scene he's in, it's hard to focus on any other character.

If he wasn't a Jew-hunting Nazi bad-guy, this movie would be called "The incredible adventures of Hans Landa"

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