Critics' Poll best films of the 2010s:

All of those movies are great. It's a meme to argue otherwise.

>20 best films of the 2010s
>15/20 are American

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>17. “Twin Peaks: The Return” (David Lynch)
This is genuinely pathetic

Oh boy, you might wanna read the previous thread I made for this.

>Critics poll
Immediately disregarded

Yeah if you're a millennial who eats up every flavor of the month shit that gets praised on Twitter

>2 votes for Magic Mike XXL

What?

I really dont get moonlights status. Its just an im gay coming of age film. Good, but not great.

The only one on the list I've seen is Mad Max

Seems like it would be a waste of time to watch the inferior 19.

>no sicario
>boyhood
>holy motors
Christ

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>movie that victimizes black people
>not shilled to high heavens by critics

>low IQ Yea Forumseddit imdb teen

Nocturnal Animals, Prisoners, Shame, Upstream Colour, First Man, Burning, Moneyball, The Florida Project and Silence should be on the list too.

idk I fell asleep while watching it. i guess that makes it "2deep4u" or something

It's an amateur hour production for sure. It's like a really talented high schooler's first screenplay.
Nothing against Ali, but his performance was hardly Oscar-worthy, whatever that means nowadays. Andre Holland definitely stole the show.
Fuck the movie all-together, though.

Are they really going to pretend Moonlight and Get Out were good for all these lists just cause of "muh black people"?

I feel that way about his Green Book performance too. I think he was really good in House of Cards though.

Yes. Welcome to nu-criticism, enjoy your stay.

Green Book was better since the charisma between the two leads was more enjoyable. All the dudes in Moonlight did was stare at each other while violins played.

2 people voted for sicario
2 voted for 2049
4 voted for arrival
no one voted prisoners
no one voted incendies
no one voted enemy

>Armond White (National Review)

>Man of Steel

BASED

The age old question. Should top of the decade lists be
>best films of the decade
or
>most influental films of the decade

Get Out belongs on the latter

>It's an amateur hour production for sure
It's obviously not. It may not be up there as the best of the decade, but why pretend the film wasn't very well made?

But Get Out isn't influential, all it did was add more fuel to the neverending WOKE fire. As a director, Jordan Peele is just a wannabe Kubrick, and all the praise around is just marketing hype that carried over from his comedy career.

What really pissed me off is its a movir about a gay guy living in the ghetto but it is clearly catered to a white audience. From the muted cinematography to the weird orchestra strings. It's like even though the director is black he was only thinking about awards. This movie is not talked about in the black community at all when it is suppose to be a movie about the strugglea of a gay black man.

>1. “Mad Max: Fury Road” (George Miller)
Based
>2. “The Tree of Life” (Terrence Malick)
Based
>3. “Moonlight” (Barry Jenkins)
Cringe
>4. “Boyhood” (Richard Linklater)
Cringe
>5. “The Social Network” (David Fincher)
Based
>6. “The Master” (Paul Thomas Anderson)
Based
>7. “Roma” (Alfonso Cuarón)
Cringe
>8. “Phantom Thread” (Paul Thomas Anderson)
Cringe
>9. “A Separation” (Asghar Farhadi)
Literally who
>10. “Inside Llewyn Davis” (Joel Coen)
Based
>10. “Get Out” (Jordan Peele)
Cringe
>12. “Under the Skin” (Jonathan Glazer)
Cringe
>12. “Carol” (Todd Haynes)
Literally who
>14. “Margaret” (Kenneth Lonergan)
Literally who
>14. “Toni Erdmann” (Maren Ade)
Literally who
>16. “Uncle Boonmee” (Apichatpong Weerasethakul)
Literally who
>17. “Twin Peaks: The Return” (David Lynch)
Based
>18. “Her” (Spike Jonze)
Cringe
>18. “Call Me By Your Name” (Luca Guadagnino)
>20. “The Act of Killing” (Joshua Oppenheimer)
Unintentionally based
>20. “Inception” (Christopher Nolan)
Meme-tier
>20. “Holy Motors” (Leos Carax)
Literally who

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>Jordan Peele is just a wannabe Kubrick
Fucking what, how is Peele trying to imitate Kubrick?

>why pretend the film wasn't very well made

That's irrelevant when the film itself is so shallow.

Whenever I don't see An Elephant Sitting Still on lists like these I wonder if the fucks are even doing their jobs

>no Dennis Villeneuve movies

Disgraceful

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>dude metaphors lmao
>dude big green room with only a TV and chair inside it lmao
>dude black character makes a reference to Eyes Wide Shut lmao

>only one vote for The Hunt

are these people retarded?

i've only seen mad max and inception and have only heard of a handful of the others

23. La La Land (11 votes)
23. 12 Years A Slave (11 votes)
25. Certified Copy (10 votes)
26. The Florida Project (9 votes)
26. Amour (9 votes)
26. Ida (9 votes)
29. The Wolf of Wall Street (7 votes)
29. Once Upon A Time In Anatolia (7 votes)
29. No Home Movie (7 votes)
29. Dunkirk (7 votes)
29. Zama (7 votes)
29. Melancholia (7 votes)
29. Phoenix (7 votes)
36. Inherent Vice (6 votes)
36. Inside Out (6 votes)
36. Blue is the Warmest Color (6 votes)
36. Timbuktu (6 votes)
36. Silence (6 votes)
36. The Assassin (6 votes)
36. Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy (6 votes)
44. The Turin Horse (6 votes)
44. Son of Saul (5 votes)
44. Drive (5 votes)
44. The Rider (5 votes)
44. Manchester by the Sea (5 votes)
44. It’s Such A Beautiful Day (5 votes)
44. Only Lovers Left Alive (5 votes)
44. Leviathan (5 votes)
44. First Reformed (5 votes)
44. Toy Story 3 (5 votes)
54. Faces Places (5 votes)
54. The Grand Budapest Hotel (5 votes)
54. Sorry to Bother You (5 votes)
54. The Clouds of Sils Maria (5 votes)
54. The Great Beauty (5 votes)
54. Mysteries of Lisbon (5 votes)
54. Burning (5 votes)
61. Beasts of the Southern Wild (4 votes)
61. A Ghost Story (4 votes)
61. Bridesmaids (4 votes)
61. The Immigrant (4 votes)
61. Gravity (4 votes)
61. Stories We Tell (4 votes)
61. The Lobster (4 votes)
61. Whiplash (4 votes)
61. The Other Side of the Wind (4 votes)
61. The Revenant (4 votes)
61. Foxtrot (4 votes)
72. American Honey (3 votes)
72. Personal Shopper (3 votes)
72. Frances Ha (3 votes)
72. Take Shelter (3 votes)
72. The Look of Silence (3 votes)
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Is this the most forgettable decade in film yet?

ah-bloo-bloo

posted the wrong image, but whatever

...how is it irrelevant?
It's clearly not 'amateur hour' because it was such a well-crafted film.
I wasn't blown away by it, but acting like anyone could just go out and make a film lile that is (hopefully) blatant lying.

>only watched the hunt once
But Damn I will never forget it. Mads was robbed of more performance recogbitions and awards for that role.

There was a great time for films
2007 to 2013
But it's been quite boring before that and ever since

>54. The Grand Budapest Hotel (5 votes)
I'm really surprised this isn't higher

>44. Drive (5 votes)

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>Boyhood
That's not even the best Linklater film from this decade. Are we being trolled?

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Does "Style over substance" not ring any bells to you?

Also cinematography isn't the same skill as directing or writing.

5 real human beans

spoilers for you chief, but the majority of black people aren't down with the gays.

>La La Land (11 votes)
who are these losers

mad max is not an awful movie but I wouldn't include it on any best movie list ever. It's entirely forgettable and bland

it really ain't that hard to just grab a DSLR and dim the camera's exposure of the blue neon lights like Moonlight did

>who are these chads
FFY

>no high life
>no one cut of the dead
>no first reformed
>no handmaiden
>no wailing
>no shoplifters
>no three billboards
>no br49
>no jagten
>no shame
>no true grit
>no drive

This has been the worst decade of movies in history

Something is wrong with this list.
Shape of Water was voted for 4 times, Arrival 4 times, Handmaiden 3 times, Ex Machina 4 times, and more, but none of them are listed?

How's tree of life.

Heard it's incredible pretentious.

>get out

Dropped

the 90ies were worse. don't let one good year (1999) fool you.

three billboards, first reformed, true grit and shoplifters are terrible. other choices are good.

No way. The 90s aren't nearly as good as they're hyped up to be, but the 2010s doesn't have 1/4 of the landmark films that the 90s had.

As far as I can remember,
The Social Network and
Only God Forgives
were my favorites. My memory is faint, though.

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>>No Infinity War
Mad Max?!?..nothing happened in that movie!

Most people feel like that at first and yet you'll be surprised to find it's kind of the opposite.

It basically brings up a lot of tough doubts christian kids go through in their life but instead of trying to have an answer for them, it just washes them away.

If I had to describe it, it's kind of like a good hard cry.
Something shitty happens -> you cry like a bitch-> after crying for a while you feel much better despite still being in the same shitty situation.

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TOP 5
Sicario
Silence
the VVitch
a Separation
the Squid and the Whale

>Never Look Away
>Inherent Vice
>Hide Your Smiling Faces
>Spring Breakers
>The Night is Short, Walk on Girl
>Tom at the Farm
>Raw
>Closet Monster
>The Witch
>Call Me By Your Name
>Green Room
>Master of the Universe
>Before Mindight
>Somewhere
>Stoker
>Good Time

It was a good decade

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where the fuck is interstellar??

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alright. Sounds interesting. Ill give it a try. Thanks

Most people who claim that it's pretentious didn't understand what's happening in the film.

I loved Twin Peaks: The Return but it is a television show not a film...what is it doing on this list?

In before MAD MAX IS A FEMINIST MOVIE autistic spammer.
Actually I didn't read the thread yet, so I bet that fucking faggot already has.

It's not a feminist movie. If anything, it's bait and switch. If it wasn't for Max, all of those women would die and nothing would have changed.
It's about his journey, they always have, Max is never going to settle down. That's why he leaves at the end - he's a migrant, and he's going to keep traveling.

I just wish we got a sequel. The sandstorm sequence was amazing - also, Black and Chrome edition really puts a new perspective with the black/white color grading.

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Where is Black Panther? It's 97% in RT

Goddamnit I meant to quote OP , not this frogposter, sorry dumb frogposter.

where's avenger's endgame

mad meme is mediocre regardless of the feminism anyways

it's all good Leo

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What I felt was TRULY progressive about the movie was that when that one bitch died, they just kept moving in never mentioned her again. They didn't turn a woman's death into a big event.

there's no fucking feminism
it's putting the dumb third wave feminism in its place
and it's a good movie but it isn't deserving of #1, I agree

its ok fren

My man
The arc of Nox was also redeeming - he wasn't doing it for his waifu, he was doing it for redemption, unlike the autists keep thinking he was doing it for the pussy

ah-bloo-bloo

I can't argue with #1. No movie I've seen in a theater since made me feel like that.

Shit, I didn't even realize that was this decade. Excellent film, probably better than some of these arthouse films listed that I haven't watched.

The Rurouni Kenshin trilogy was by far better than all those movies on that list.

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There's not a shred of truth to it.

It's just bait, all people need to do is ignore it.

Huh.....never watched any of those and only heard of two of them.

>Good Time not in the top 75
fucking kys critics

>Boyhood
>The Master
>Twin Peaks
>Inception
>Fucking Inception?

No

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>Prisoners
>The Square
>Only God Forgives
>The House That Jack Built
>Good Time
>Climax
>Fury
>End of Watch
>The Hunt
>Vincere

yeah this is way less excusable than Fury Road

>Boyhood
>Get Out
>Call Me By Your Name

are decent, not great

>no Incendies
>no Amour
>no The Handmaiden
>in fact, most of them are American

sasuga

>some of these arthouse films listed

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>not a single comment in the entire fucking thread about feminism at all
>"LET ME JUST SHUT DOWN ALL THE ANTI-FEMINISTS OUT THERE"

okay

Agreed, I loved it. Absolutely cannot beat Ralph Fiennes in that movie.

>17. “Twin Peaks: The Return” (David Lynch)
BASED

>3. “Moonlight” (Barry Jenkins)
>4. “Boyhood” (Richard Linklater)
OH NO NO NO

It's amazing how they got the first place right, while the rest is absolute garbage.

In the trash where it belongs. We all know Inception is Nolan's best work.

he's not wrong

>No John Wick anywhere
This list is shit

>1. “Mad Max: Fury Road” (George Miller)
>2. “The Tree of Life” (Terrence Malick)
>3. “Moonlight” (Barry Jenkins)
>4. “Boyhood” (Richard Linklater)
>10. “Get Out” (Jordan Peele)

Holy shit the shit taste here

The Tree of Life is fantastic.

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Fucking illiterate faggot, I prefaced that as well. Do I need to spoonfeed you to clue you in with the spam, too?

archive.4plebs.org/tv/search/image/OlDUUwMqTp_EqtJqp35FCQ/

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a tour de force performance from glenn close makes albert nobbs a better movie than at least 10 on that list if were gonna get serious about movie criticism and the revenants cinematography does much of the same. if were gonna talk pacing and "moviesqueness", the hateful 8 is a perfectly crafted story way way better than some crap shit like margaret or call me by your name. if you wanna talk foreign la grande belleza is a masterpiece of contemporary existentialism that is miles ahead of woe-is-me socreal roma we've seen done so many times by east euros that they should be winning best foreign pics all day everyday. all in all a shit list besides mad max, as it truly is a case of where technology caught up with a mans vision. inception gets in on sheer story structure.

>Let's show some cool practical effects and nothing the movie is number 1
Hollywood movies have really declined in quality the past few years, haven't they?

it is unironic kino and a surprisingly great movie about male friendship, despite being marketed towards women

So much this.
All the normies saying it's not only the best action movie of the decade, but of all time is depressing.

Outside of Mad Max, Tree of Life, The Master, and Inception, these are terrible choices.

>people unironically think Mad Max is the best film of this entire decade
That being said, though, most of these other choices are an abysmal shitshow, so I'll take that in a heartbeat.

Not based, this should be competing in the top 5 minimum.

UUUUHHHHH why isn't this there?

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It has a white male in the lead

>2. “The Tree of Life” (Terrence Malick)
>7. “Roma” (Alfonso Cuarón)
>14. “Margaret” (Kenneth Lonergan)
>18. “Call Me By Your Name” (Luca Guadagnino)
>20. “Inception” (Christopher Nolan)
Fucking how?
What the fuck?

>17. “Twin Peaks: The Return” (David Lynch)
What the fuck?

How do you question Tree of Life & Margaret and not Moonlight, Get Out and Her?

Haven't seen Moonlight, Get Out is good, Her is at the right spot.
The Tree of Life is fucking dumb and Margaret is a bore.

Also where the FUCK is Melancholia?