2006 Movies: Recalling the Year In Films

The year 2006 brought us some great independent flicks as well as some major Hollywood productions. The list below is in no specific order and is actually created to highlight a few most loved 2006 films that are really worth watching.

“Volver” which is directed by Pedro Amodovar and featuring Penelope Cruz was definitely by anyone’s benchmarks an excellent movie stuffed with pathos and great acting throughout. It shows the story of a girl who kills her boyfriend to protect her teenaged girl and then need to hide the body while also being haunted by the ghost of her dead mom. Original and involving.

“The Illusionist” with Edward Norton starring as an ill-fated magician is one of the most stimulating of the crop of 2006 movies and only one of the many about magicians. The story is fantastic but it’s the dark and scary feeling that will certainly hold your attention.

“Babel” by Alejandro Gonzales Irritu and also featuring Brad Pitt is very engaging and extremely original. Four separate stories merge flawlessly in order to show what happens during a enormous communications failure. Heartbreaking and unanticipated are words to describe this one of the best 2006 films.

“Apocalypto” directed by Mel Gibson wasn’t just one of my personal favorite 2006 flicks but also positions as one of the best adventure flicks for all time. Starring a lot of rookies and no-names, this motion picture exhibits a period of history that has long been neglected and never genuinely depicted faithfully until recently. Superb flick, go have it!

“The Descent” is a motion picture about a gang of female cave climbers that get lost deep underground and arrive upon another planet lived on by freaky albino mutants. Creepy and freaky terrifying. You certainly will enjoy this one.

“Borat” by Sacha Baron Cohen is rather probably the most hilarious motion picture ever produced and positions very easily among the finest of 2006 motion pictures. The title character is a journalist from eastern Europe who arrives at the U.S. and sends up and offends almost every institution, ethnic background, creed and sex you would ever guess.

“Casino Royale” with David Craig as “Bond, James Bond”, turned out to be an instant blockbuster and re-vitalized the aging business for a completely new generation of 007 enthusiasts. This movie has tremendous stunts plus a fantastic plot that will keep you guessing until the very end. Eva Green is fascinating and seductive as Bond’s love interest. This is certainly one of the greatest ever of the James Bond motion pictures and stands right up there with the Sean Connery cars.

You will see from the small list here that 2006 brought us several precious entertainment in the form of cool motion pictures. See you at the snack bar!

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