"Magnolia" Crowned Best Film of 1999
Paul Thomas Anderson's film "Magnolia" has been ranked as the best movie of 1999 by Rolling Stone, surpassing "The Matrix" and other notable films like "Being John Malkovich" and "The Insider." The list, compiled by the magazine's film staff, also includes "The Virgin Suicides" and "Fight Club" in the top ten. Surprisingly, Oscar-winning "American Beauty" ranked low at #87, while "The Green Mile" didn't make the list. The full ranking is available on RollingStone.com.