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Rewriting my “Best of 2008″ List

Posted on | January 30, 2009 | 4 Comments

I stand corrected. Having now watched Slumdog Millionaire earlier this week, I must say that it contains the single best screenplay of 2008. As such, I’ve revised my Best of 2008 list:

BEST-WRITTEN MOVIES OF 2008

5. Iron Man

4. Iron Man Tropic Thunder

3. Tropic Thunder The Dark Knight

2. The Dark Knight Kung Fu Panda

1. Slumdog Millionaire

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4 Responses to “Rewriting my “Best of 2008″ List”

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    [...] I’m going to slap my back and congratulate myself for listing Slumdog Millionaire as No. 1 on my list of the best screenplays of 2008 and then watching the Oscars last Sunday as it won not only the Best Adapted Screenplay Award but [...]

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Patrick Vuong

Pronunciation:
\pa-trik\ va-ong\

Function:
noun (person)

Definition:

  • 1. Optioned screenwriter

    2. Wordsmith based in LA area

    3. Film critic, Black Belt magazine

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