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10 Film Trends Of The Noughties The Films Of The Decade 5 Synopses That Make You Sound Insane In The Telling 6 Overdue Oscar Wins 10 Best Documentaries Not Made By Michael Moore 10 Best Ensemble Casts 10 Best Scores 10 Biggest Box Office Hits 10 Biggest Downers 10 Cases Of Irritating Punctuation 10 Crimes Against Hair 10 Excellent Trailers 10 Great Cameos 50 Great Movie Posters 10 Great Musical Numbers 10 Great Title And Credit Sequences 10 Foreign Language Films That Blew Our Minds 10 Frightening Children 10 Best Malcolm Tucker Lines 10 Misleading Film Titles 10 Most Memorable Character Names 10 People You'd Never Heard Of Before 2000 10 Most Quoted Lines 10 Sequels Too Far 10 Stars That Brought Hollywood To The West End Stage 10 Stomach Churning Moments Terri-BOLL! 5 Rubbish Uwe Boll Video Game Adaptations		10 Foreign Language Films That Blew Our Minds Too often relegated to tiny cinemas and a dusty corner at the back of the video shop, this decade has seen yet more brilliance from the non-English speaking world. From the wu-shu epics of Hero and House of Flying Daggers to the insanity of Shaolin Soccer or the heartbreak of The Crime of Father Amaro, there have been great efforts - but here are the very best... Page 2 of 10    Amelie (2001) As delicious and beautiful to look at as a box of chocolates with Monica Bellucci's face stamped on them, this irresistible romp through Parisian day dreams was one of the decade's most charming feel-good hits, giving us a star in Audrey Tautou in the progress. Page 2 of 10
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