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Critics' poll 2008

15 December 2008

  • The Happening

    'Like being licked from head to toe by Tony Parsons': Guardian writers reveal their most hated films of 2008

    Last week we revealed our writers' favourite films of the year. Today, we look at the bottom of the list: the dregs, the dross, the dreck of 2008

12 December 2008

  • Javier Bardem in No Country for Old Men

    Wot, no Babylon AD? Have your say on our top 10 films of the year

    Catherine Shoard: Were we right to give the top gong to No Country for Old Men? Or should we have submitted to the pull of Daniel Plainview?

  • No Country for Old Men

    Number 1: No Country for Old Men

    With scarcely an ounce of fat on its bones and an unrelenting momentum, this is the Coen brothers at their finest and a thoroughly deserving winner of our poll

  • Man on Wire

    Number 2: Man On Wire

    A documentary with the feel of a heist movie, the tale of Phillipe Petit's astounding stunt has a magical quality

11 December 2008

  • There Will Be Blood

    Number 3: There Will Be Blood

  • Gomorrah

    Number 4: Gomorrah

10 December 2008

  • Waltz with Bashir

    Number 5: Waltz With Bashir

  • In Bruges

    Number 6: In Bruges

9 December 2008

  • Four months, three weeks and two days

    Number 7: 4 Months, 3 Weeks & 2 Days

  • The Diving Bell and the Butterfly

    Number 8: The Diving Bell and the Butterfly

8 December 2008

  • Hunger

    Number 9: Hunger

  • Wall E

    Number 10: WALL-E

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