The best 2000s movies to collect, ranked by rarity

The 2000s were the decade of DVDs, franchises and digital effects, but also of auteur cinema from all over the world. The catalog gets crowded here: rare cards hide among thousands of films.

Reelics holds 4,335 movies of the 2000s, from 2000 to 2009, and every one of them is a card to collect. The Dark Knight (2008) leads the ranking, with a card at the Masterpiece level. At the top of the pyramid: 31 Masterpiece cards and 120 Must-See cards, only 3.5% of all movies of the 2000s. Now Showing cards, the easiest to pull, are only 64% of the total: cult classics weigh heavily here. The ranking follows our rarity score, which combines rating, vote count, the film’s reach on Wikipedia and its era: cult classics rise to the top. To gather these cards, open boosters: one free every 10 minutes, and the rarer a card, the less often it drops.

films to collect
4,335
Period
2000 to 2009
Top
The Dark Knight (2008)
Rarity breakdown
  • Masterpiece31
  • Must-See120
  • Acclaimed341
  • Recommended1,060
  • Now Showing2,783

Among movies of the 2000s, the top tier holds 31 Masterpiece cards. Save your seat to try and pull them when the game opens.

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The ranking

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