Can you name the Movies that define the 21st century.? by ConorONeill

Can you name the Movies that define the 21st century.?

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This is according to the Telegraph newspaper, it is not based on best and the list was published in late 2009, so 2010 are not generally included
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Star	Movie	Director
Michael Moore		Michael Moore
Jake Gyllenhall/Heath Ledger		Ang Lee
Craig T Nelson		Brad Bird
Daniel Day-Lewis		Paul Thomas Anderson
Elijah Wood		Peter Jackson
Guy Pearce		Christopher Nolan
Sacha Baron Cohen		Larry Charles
Emilio Echevarria		Alejandro Gonzalez Inarittu
James Caviezel		Mel Gibson
Dev Patel		Danny Boyle
Ulrich Muhe		Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck
Audrey Tautou		Jean-Pierre Jeunet
N/A		Wang Bing
Leigh Whannel		James Wan
Ethan Hawke		Richard Linklater
Jim Carrey/Kate Winslet		Michael Gondry
Anamarian Marinca		Christian Mungiu
Meryl Streep		Phyllida Lloyd
Philip Seymour Hoffman		Bennett Miller
Bill Murray/Scarlett Johansson		Sofia Coppola
Matt Damon		Paul Greengrass
Alexandre Rodrigues		Fernando Meirelles, Katia Lund
Simon Pegg		Egdar Wright
Francois Wertheimer		Agnes Varda
Edward Asner		Pete Docter, Bob Peterson

Star	Movie	Director
Georges Lopez		Nicolas Philibert
Chris Pine		J.J Abrams
Helen Mirren		Stephen Frears
Tony Leung Chiu Wai		Kar Wai Wong
Bruno Ganz		Oliver Hirschbiegel
Johnny Depp		Gore Verbinski
Min Sik Choi		Chan-wook Park
Yun Fat Chow		Ang Lee
Fatoumata Coulibaly		Ousmane Sembene
Seth Rogen/Katherine Heigl		Judd Apatow
Al Gore/Billy West		David Guggenheim
Jamie Bell		Stephen Daldry
Ivana Baquero		Guillermo del Toro
Daniel Craig		Martin Campbell
Nicole Kidman		Baz Luhrman
Daniel Radcliffe		Chris Columbus
Brad Garrett		Brad Bird
Christopher Bale		Christopher Nolan
Daniel Auteuile		Michael Haneke
Sharlto Copley		Neill Blomkamp
Maribel Verdu		Alfonso Cuaron
Maggie Smith		Robert Altman
Russell Crowe		Ridley Scott
Julianne Moore		Todd Haynes
Sergei Dontsov		Alexandr Sokurov

Star	Movie	Director
Aamir Khan		Ashutosh Gowariker
Stuart Graham		Steven McQueen
Javier Bardem		The Coen Brothers
Rosario Flores		Pedrp Almodovar
Michael Moore		Michael Moore
Keira Knightley		Joe Wright
Paul Giamatti		Alexander Payne
Jake Gyllenhall		Richard Kelly
Ben Burtt		Andrew Stanton
Uma Thurman		Quentin Tarantino
Jamal Udin Torabi		Michael Winterbottom
Anne Hathaway/Meryl Streep		David Frankel
Isabelle Huppert		Michael Heneke
Daveigh Chase		Hayao Miyazaki
Leonardo Di Caprio		Martin Scorsese
David Alan Basche		Paul Greengrass
Steve Carrell		Jonathan Dayton
Ari Folman		Ari Folman
Francois Begaudeau		Laurent Cantet
Naomi Watts		David Lynch
Viggo Mortensen		David Cronenberg
Muzaffer Ozdemir		Nuri Bilge Ceylan
Russell Crowe		Patrick Weir
Encke King		Thom Andersen
Jack Black		Richard Linklater

Star	Movie	Director
Willem Dafoe		Lars von Trier
Clive Owen		Alfonso Cuaron
Jeremy Renner		Kathryn Bigelow
Toby Maguire		Sam Raimi
Vladimir Garin		Andrei Zvygintsev
Sean Penn		Gus van Sant
Naseeruddin Shah		Mira Nair
Daniel Bruhl		Wolfgang Becker
Mickey Rourke		Frank Miller
Julia Roberts		Steven Soderbergh
Kare Hedebrandt		Tomas Alfredson
Jeremie Rennier		Jean-Pierre Dardenne
Adrien Brody		Roman Polanksi
Eric Bana		Steven Spielberg
Parminder Nagra		Gurinder Chadha
Natar Ungalaaq		Zacharias Kunuk
Mickey Rourke		Darren Arnofsky
Timothy Treadwell		Werner Herzog
Vincent Gallo		Vincent Gallo
George Clooney		Tony Gilroy
Michael Myers		Andrew Adamson
Banlop Lomnoi		Apichatpong Weerasethakul
Don Cheadle		Paul Haggis
Lisa Lindgren		Lukas Moodysson
Sam Hutchinson		James Cameron

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Movies that define the 21st century. Quiz

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Created Nov 13, 2010 in Movies
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	ballen2824:	Nov 13th, 2010 at 18:16 GMT		4 points
	Waltz WITH Bashir, Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris are both directors of Little Miss Sunshine, accept Cache for Hidden and accept To Be and to Have for Etre et Avoir (either do the foreign language title or the english title or both, don't be inconsistent), accept Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, it's Pedro Almodovar. This could be a really great quiz, with some tweaks. Most of these movies are amazing by the way, I'm just not quite sure how Mamma Mia and Saw slithered there way in there!

	crazylegs:	Nov 13th, 2010 at 18:42 GMT		3 points
	Also, its Sam Worthington you're going for I think, not Sam Hutchinson, who according to a wiki search is a footballer.

	literature_geek:	Nov 13th, 2010 at 18:48 GMT		1 point
	I don't know if we're doing so good if saw is defining the 21st century.

	hahobigshot:	Nov 13th, 2010 at 21:06 GMT		2 points
	Mike myers not michael and peter weir not patrick. this quiz has tons of mistakes and dont understand why every movie doesnt have its star on it, a lot are just notables names that werent the star

	dummo:	Nov 14th, 2010 at 00:45 GMT		1 point
	While we're correcting your aawful spelling mistakes, it's Christian Bale not Christopher.

	kokanoka23:	Nov 14th, 2010 at 01:21 GMT		1 point
	boo

	Fenrik:	Nov 14th, 2010 at 17:46 GMT		1 point
	Great to see three german movies on the list! Some unexpected ones for sure, especially Mamma Mia. No story to speak of and a bunch of actors (but not singers) performing ABBA songs. How is that defining?