What are the best movies worth seeing that were made in 2008? Even though the question is very straightforward, it all depends on your genre preference. The movie industry produced a series of blockbuster hits that filled the seats at movie theaters with hundreds of thousands of seat in movie theaters all across the country.

According to Video Business, the average American watches approximately seven movies each and every month. Even though most of these movies are viewed in the privacy of their homes, the statistic reflects the passion we all have in watching movies.

It seems like Hollywood has a hard time keeping up with the demand for new movies and films. It is estimated that Hollywood movie producers released almost 500 films during 2008 and the demand does not seem to be slowing. While some where blockbusters, others consisted of English-language films, which are, for a large part, adaptations or sequels.

When 2008 was rapidly coming to a close, movie critics gathered all around the country to summarize the movies and to present their final verdicts for those movies which were deemed as overwhelming successes or dismal flops. While their verdicts do carry weight within the movie industry, there nothing but mere opinions. We all have our own preference for what truly entertains us.

Personally, I love to watch movies that invoke a deep sense of suspense or a good action movie. These types of movies seem to take you away from the everyday cares of life while projecting you into a fictitious world of entertaining possibilities. They are a wonderful source for entertainment.

Was 2008 a good year for the movie industry? This is not an easy question to answer. For some it was a horrible year while others enjoyed one dynamic film after another.

There is no way to truly give significance to all of the movies released during the year. While many titles received accolades and awards for great performances, there are a lot of wonderful movies that never made it to the big screen. Most of them can be found on popular retail movie websites on the Internet.

While we all have our own preference for movies, my favorites for 2008 were: Wanted, Tropic Thunder, Slumdog Millionaire, Burn After Reading, The Visitor, Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Gran Torino, WALL-E, Iron Man and The Dark Knight. Even though I viewed more movies than what is listed, these are the ones I highly recommend renting if you have not seen them. They are remarkably entertaining.

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