Angie Ambos
2007 was an absolutely incredible year for movies. From spine-tingling thrillers, to touching dramas to riotous comedies, 2007 had it all. The movies that we’re about to look at are a sterling example of the best of the year; simply put, these films are amazing in terms of acting, directing, and writing. Let’s take a look at the ten best movies of 2007.
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Directed by the Coen brothers, No Country for Old Men is a crime thriller set in spectacular Texas locations. This film follows Llewelyn Moss (Josh Brolin) as he finds and catches a case full of drug money and the man he was sent to get – Anton Chigurh (Javier Barden). ) had 4 Academy Awards.
Within Sean Penn’s cinematic opus, ‘Into the Wild,’ unfolds the poignant chronicle of a youth’s odyssey into the Alaskan wilderness, a journey fraught with hardship and self-discovery. Portrayed by the talented Emile Hirsch, Christopher McCandless casts aside familial ties, possessions, and the comforts of his former existence to embark on a soul-stirring exploration of the world. The film’s remarkable screenplay garnered a nomination for the prestigious Academy Award, while its documentary-like authenticity earned acclaim, recognized with a coveted Gotham Award nomination.
Directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, There Will Be Blood tells the story of an oil prospector, Daniel Plainview (Daniel Day-Lewis) as he strikes oil in California. This movie follows Plainview’s tumultuous journey as he attempts to build a fortune amidst violence and hatred. There Will Be Blood was nominated for 8 Academy Awards, winning two for best actor and best cinematography.
Todd Haynes’ I’m Not There is a unique narrative based on the life and career of the iconic singer-songwriter Bob Dylan. This movie pays tribute to Dylan by blending his songs with many of his stage personas. I’m Not There won the Satellite Award for best ensemble and was nominated for the Palme d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival.
The Diving Bell and the Butterfly is a stunningly directed biographical drama by Julian Schnabel. In this exquisite portrayal, we witness the journey of Jean-Dominique Bauby (Mathieu Amalric), a paralyzed man who, confronted by his infirmity, finds solace in communicating solely through his eyes. This cinematic masterpiece earned an Academy Award nomination for its exceptional direction and secured the Golden Globe for Best Foreign Language Film, encapsulating its artistry and resonance in seamless harmony.
The renowned Diablo Cody has written a fantastic comedy-drama called Juno. Within this cinematic masterpiece, we are introduced to Juno (Ellen Page), a sharp and resourceful young individual, who confronts the revelation of her pregnancy, leading her to grapple with a profound and arduous decision. Notably, Juno garnered accolades, triumphing with the Independent Spirit Award for its exceptional artistry. Moreover, this remarkable film earned a prestigious quartet of Academy Award nominations, notably including recognition for its outstanding original screenplay.
Ridley Scott’s American Gangster is an intense period drama about a drug kingpin in 1970s Harlem. This movie follows Frank Lucas (Denzel Washington) as he builds an empire that cops struggle to bring down. American Gangster was nominated for 2 Academy Awards and won the Best Motion Picture Golden Globe.
The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford is a western drama directed by Andrew Dominik. This movie follows Robert Ford (Casey Affleck) as he joins and then eventually betrays the notorious outlaw Jesse James (Brad Pitt). This movie won the National Board of Review Award for best ensemble cast and was nominated for the BAFTA for best director.
Death Proof is a classic car chase movie directed by Quentin Tarantino. This movie follows a group of women as they are hunted down by a psychopathic stalker driving an armored sports car. Death Proof won the Saturn Award for best stunt work and was nominated for the Golden Globe for best original song.
The Orphanage is a haunting horror film directed by Juan Antonio Bayona. This movie follows Laura (Belén Rueda) as she returns to the orphanage where she grew up, where she discovers dark forces lurking in the shadows. This movie won the Goya Award for best picture and the Saturn Award for best international film.
Here they are: Top Ten Movies of 2007 Every movie buff should take the time to revisit these timeless masterpieces because they are so special. From thrilling horror to touching romance, these films are a testament to the power of cinema.
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