The Movies of 2005

For some unknown reason, I'm gonna list the 58 movies from 2005 that I have seen. Obviously, not all of these were at the cinema (in fact quite a few were DVD) and the ones that were in the cinema aren't the only ones from 2005 that I've seen in the cinema, because Australia continues to get 2004 movies way into 2005 - but I'm not including those.

In alphabetical order

2046, dir. Kar-Wai
The Amityville Horror, dir. Douglas
Batman Begins, dir. Nolan
Bewitched, dir. Ephron
Bride & Prejudice, dir. Chadha
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, dir. Burton
The Constant Gardener, dir. Meirelles
Corpse Bride, dir. Burton & Johnson
Crash, dir. Crash
Criminal, dir. Jacobs
Cursed, dir. Craven
Elektra, dir. Bowman
Fantastic 4, dir. Story
A Good Woman, dir. Barker
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, dir. Newell
Hating Alison Ashley, dir. Bennett
The Hidden History of Homosexual Australia, dir. Anemogiannis
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, dir. Jennings
Hostage, dir. Siri
House of Wax, dir. Collet-Serra
Howl's Moving Castle, dir. Miyazaki
The Illustrated Family Doctor, dir. Stenders
In Her Shoes, dir. Hanson
The Interpreter, dir. Pollack
The Island, dir. Bay
King Kong, dir. Jackson
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, dir. Black
Kung-Fu Hustle, dir. Chow
Last Days, dir. Van Sant
Little Fish, dir. Woods
Look Both Ways, dir. Watt
Me & You & Everyone We Know, dir. July
Melinda & Melinda, dir. Allen
Mind The Gap, dir. unknown
Miss Congeniality 2: Armed & Fabulous, dir. Pasquin
Moster-in-Law, dir. Luketic
Mr & Mrs Smith, dir. Liman
Must Love Dogs, dir. Goldberg
The Mysterious Geographic Explorations of Jasper Morello, dir. A Lucas
Mysterious Skin, dir. Araki
Oldboy, dir. Park
Oyster Farmer, dir. Reeves
Peaches, dir. Monahan
Pride & Prejudice, dir. Wright
The Proposition, dir. Hillcoat
Red Eye, dir. Craven
The Ring Two, dir. Nakata
Shopgirl, dir. Tucker
Sin City, dir. Rodriguez
Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith, dir. G. Lucas
Undertow, dir. Green
The Upside of Anger, dir. Binder
Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit, dir. Park & Box
War of the Worlds, dir. Spielberg
Wedding Crashers, dir. Dobkin
The Wedding Date, dir. Kilner
Wolf Creek, dir. McLean
Yesterday, dir. Roodt

Needless to say there are a whole bunch that I still really wanna see. Brokeback, Violence, Match Point, The Producers, Rent, etc etc...

(this entry really doesn't have much of a point)

Oh, btw, I think I've decided to downgrade King Kong to a B-. But I still wanna think about that.