10) Supersize Me: Best scary movie of the year.

9) Still We Believe: The Boston Red Sox Movie An inside glimpse of what it is to suffer...year, after year, after year...

8) Two Brothers: Tigers prove blood is thicker than water. Too bad the cats are better actors than the humans.

7) Win a Date with Tad Hamilton!: It's as fluffy as cotton candy...but the soundtrack is one of the best compilations I've ever heard.

6) The Incredibles: The family who saves the world together, stays together. And I covet the Mid-Century Modern house.

5) Mean Girls: Not quite a documentary, but a damn accurate look at what it's like to be in high school.

4) Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind: Who hasn't wanted to do this after a heartwrenching breakup? And the website, www.lacunainc.com, is a deadpan joy.

3) Friday Night Lights: I don't like football. But I liked this.

2) Until Sunset: The best sequel ever. Here's to another reunion in 2013.

1) Shrek 2: So much more than its predecessor, and Puss in Boots is the best and bravest sidekick since R2-D2!

Top Ten Worst Movies of 2004

10) Catwoman: I didn't see it...but you don't always need to see a dead fish to know it's rotten.

9) Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow: Beautiful cinematography, innovative camerawork. Too bad the script was stale.

8) Day After Tomorrow: So disappointing...this could have been a wonderful end-of-the-world movie...but instead it was a let's wreck NYC special effects nightmare.

7) Closer: Oh, goody. Four unfaithful people who constantly swear. Obviously a "feel good" movie.

6) Christmas with the Kranks: How dare anyone not conform...especially at Christmas!

5) Butterfly Effect: Everything that happens in the past affects the present. Too bad they didn't go back and stop them from making this movie.

4) The Passion of the Christ: The greatest story ever told? Perhaps. But churches urging parishoners to "bring a heathen to the movies" kind of goes against the whole "Golden Rule" thingy, dontcha think?

3) Laws of Attraction: Two lawyers get drunk and get married. Someone should have objected.

2) Shall We Dance?: See the original Japanese version. The American remake is identical...but without the cultural background, it has no point and makes no sense.

1) Sideways: Please. If I wanted to see a couple of losers and some w(h)ine, I'd go to Yankee Stadium. Am I the only one who sees a naked emperor, here?

Most Anticipated Films of 2005