Movie of the Year: 2002

Finale Part Three

It is time to finish picking 2002’s Movie of the Year in our 2002 Finale Part Three!

We work really hard on each of the seasons of this show. We do it because it means a lot to us and because that is what the movies deserve. The 2002 season was even more work than we usually do—it was intense. Yet, here we are, at the end of it, and it’s hard not to be just a little sad. 2002 was a bonkers year and the movies are full of a sense of overwrought pride and mounting, undirected aggression. The movies are fun but sometimes in a way that seems manic. A smiling face turned away from a burning house.

But we need to move on. A new season awaits us, full of promise, movies, and lost episodes. As we turn out the lights on this season, we say goodbye to some of our favorite films. Who can forget the pure entertainment of Chicago? The pluck and artistic courage of Russian Ark? And I know we will never forget all the things we said about this season’s very special lost episode recipient, Unfaithful.

And you know we have a sack full of Mooties to bestow!  All this AND the stuff that I remembered but cheekily neglected to mention!

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