Top Films 2010 -

During this hectic season of self-congratulation and praise, I'd like everyone to post their top films of the decade so far. Rate, recommend and discuss:

>Amour (Michael Haneke, 2012)
>Anomalisa (Duke Johnson and Charlie Kaufman, 2015)
>The Assassin “刺客聶隱娘” (Hou Hsiao-Hsien, 2015)
>Bless Me, Ultima (Carl Franklin, 2013)
>Boyhood (Richard Linklater, 2014)
>The Florida Project (Sean Baker, 2017)
>Foxcatcher (Bennett Miller, 2014)
>A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night (Ana Lily Amirpour, 2014)
>Holy Motors (Leos Carax, 2012)
>Horse Money “Cavalo Dinheiro” (Pedro Costa, 2014)
>Ida (Pawel Pawlikowski,m 2014)
>The Immigrant (James Gray, 2013)
>It Follows (David Robert Mitchell, 2014)
>Inherent Vice (Paul Thomas Anderson, 2014)
>Mad Max: Fury Road (George Miller, 2015)
>Nebraska (Alexander Payne, 2013)
>Never Let Me Go (Mark Romanek, 2010)
>Personal Shopper (Olivier Assayas, 2016)
>The Social Network (David Fincher, 2010)
>The Tree of Life (Terrence Malick, 2011)
>The Tribe “Плeм'я” (Myroslav Slaboshpytskiy, 2014)
>Tyrannosaur (Paddy Considine, 2011)
>Under the Skin (Jonathan Glazer, 2014)
>Wiener-Dog (Todd Solondz, 2016)
>The Wind Rises “風立ちぬ” (Hayao Miyazaki, 2013)

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>>Mad Max: Fury Road (George Miller, 2015)
no

you forgot L'Ascension de Chevalier Noir (2011)

>boyhood

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>no
Yes

>L'Ascension de Chevalier Noir (2011)
actually googled it

idk man, uncle boonmee was cool i guess, and malick's made some good shit of late. other than that, not much.

>Soyhood

Boyhood and Anomalisa are shit and Fury Road is the most overrated movie this decade. Good list, otherwise.

>Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice Ultimate Edition (Zack Snyder, 2016)

I can agree with a few of these but Boyhood was trash, its only saving grace being my boy Ethan Hawke.

Leviathan and Loveless?

worst decade in film history so far. is there any other that even comes close?

Haven't seen either yet. Leviathan's been on my list since it came out.

Agreed on the Immigrant and nothing else. I like the Wind Rises and Personal Shopper, and I haven't seen the Assassin yet. Rest of your list is trendy middlebrow bullshit. At least you don't have Blue is the Warmest Color on there.

aurora, upstream color, post tenebras lux, knight of cups, cosmos

>boyhood took 12 years to make

oh and hard to be a god

watch this man seriously
i prefer it even to leviathan and i love that film

>The Social Network (David Fincher, 2010)
The only good one of your list.

Inception

> the tribe

Good shit my man.

You're missing this decade's Mel Gibson kino. Hacksaw Ridge is better than half the films on your list.

sorry for samefagging but this is honestly my favourite film of the decade, although favourite is probably not the right word for a film like that
i would recomend it to anyone

based

also
melancholia
voyage of time

Man I forgot about Hard to Be a God, and Miele too. I could revise my list endlessly but I stick by my choices. They're all great in different ways.

I will be checking this out, thanks.

where to watch at least 1080? also same question for leviathan

Awful bait

torrented them both at 720p, sorry

Bait you into what? Talking about the recent movies you liked? Instead of making the same jokes and insults that have been recycled here for the last decade? Instead of complaining and posting disgusting, derogatory shit because you're a small, weak person with no voice or passion about anything? Get the fuck out of my thread you purposeless fucking shit. Reported.

get a load of this faggot lmao

I have yet to see a genuine criticism of this movie apart from "12 Years to make lol" and "it's boring lol"

because they haven't actually watched it

That was my experience. I had dismissed the film after seeing the press junkets and assuming that the twelve years BS was a gimmick, and many years later, actually sat down and watched it to be completely proven wrong. I wish more people had at least given it a chance.

A Seperation
Like Someone In Love
Blade Runner 2049
Call Me By Your Name
Silence
The Lobster
Inside Llewyn Davis
The Act of Killing
Mr Turner
The Tree of Life

I've never seen it, what's so good about it?

>Blade Runner 2049
>Call Me By Your Name
yikes

The "12 years to make lol" is valid criticism since it's a gimmick, it's the only reason people even know this this movie exists and it's the only thing the movie has going for it. Seeing the characters grow is neat but i could just watch one of those videos where they take one picture a day for 12 years if i wanted that.

>no sicario

i see r/movies has made an appearance

It leans heavily on 90s nostalgia bullshit to pander to wrong generation fags
>dude, member Game Boy?
>dude, member Dragonball?
>dude, mobile phones are killing society now

Does a great job of capturing growing up

So did my life, it's hardly worth seeing a movie for it.

>The "12 years to make lol" is valid criticism since it's a gimmick
It's not a gimmick, it's a trait external to the film itself. Only imbeciles keep calling it le gimmick.
>it's the only reason people even know this this movie exists and it's the only thing the movie has going for it
Except that none of that is true, tard.

Pity that Linklater got awards and mainstream attention in a way, it always attracts the dumb plebs.

>panders to wrong generation fags
That is just your mind on memes. You see that on the screen and project whatever about other people who watched the film and then get upset about it.

>movie showing a kid growing up in the 90s shows actual 90s shows and games in like 2 scenes
>NOSTALGIA IT'S ALL NOSTALGIA
the things you're mentioning are like a minute of screentime put together

>dude, mobile phones are killing society now
okay what movie did you watch?

If you don't care for coming of age stories then why the fuck would you watch boyhood?

where is blade runner, baby driver and logan bro?

I do like coming of age stories with a good concept surrounding it, but if all the movie has is "Well it shows growing up really well" then it's a bit to shallow for me to care.

You're delusional, it literally is the whole selling point of the movie.

>It's not a gimmick
Meanwhile the cover seems to be oddly focused on it.

A movie that started shooting in 2002 pandered to 90s nostalgia by featuring pop culture that was current at the time?

cmbyn is a yes not a yikes

Yeah, not enough anime gimmicks for you I guess. Maybe if he switched bodies with a little girl...

Publicity is not part of the text-film.
A hard concept to swallow in this age but still true.

>supposed to be realistic
>crazier than any fantasy movie

Nice deflection. It's almost like you can't think of anything the movie does well beyond "12 years lmao" which isn't even a feature of the movie itself but an inescapable fact of it's production.

Doesn't mean what i said is wrong, nobody would give a shit about it without the "12 years to make !1!!"

It has zero artistic merit outside of the fact that it was filmed in 12 years, outside of it the actual drama and storytelling is that of a lifetime special

Yeah using it for publicity is what makes it a gimmick.

Boy puberty really wrecked that kid. Just goes to show being cute is absolutely useless in predicting how you will look as an adult.

I haven't seen it because i never had any interest in it but I always wondered was there any point to the 12 year gimmick? Like would the movie be completely different if instead of using the same actors they just did very good casting? Does the fact that the actors are the same add any inherent value to the film?

No, it was part sales tactic, and part wanting to go down in history.

It's much more believable to have a kid age 12 years through his life you are telling a coming of age story. The one thing filming in 12 years does that normal coming of age stories doesn't is you don't have to keep replacing actors or using makeup or expecting the audeience to believe a 16 year old kid goes from 12 to 20 throughout the film.

People who are into cinema would obviously care about it being a film from Linklater.

>It has zero artistic merit outside of the fact that it was filmed in 12 years
Such a stupid point there's no need to say anything. It's like you people really don't watch films simply shitpost about them.
And by itself a film taking 12 years is not any special artistic merit.

Sure, play on that line if you wish. Still outside the film itself.

Not really. But it makes for a better story culturally considering it not the film alone, but the process.

No The Hunt? The Great Beauty? Leviathan? Drive? Manchester by the Sea? The Witch? The Embrace of the Serpent? Oslo, August 31st? Blade Runner 2049?

Gone Girl
The Drop
Sicario
Ex Machina
The Social Network
Moneyball
Prisoners
The Town
13 Hours
Foxcatcher

Isn't the process 'outside the film itself' too though? Isn't the process of it being filmed in 12 years much more talked about than the film?
Just admit it was a gimmick and that you like it either way, there's no shame in that.

>great beauty
saw this, it was ok, nothing special tho
>man by sea
good but not amazing
>2049
kys

BR2049
Logan Lucky
Split
The Nice Guys
Krampus
The VVitch
It Follows
Frequencies
Dredd
Wild Target

sorry for pleb

under the skin
drive
melanchloia
whiplash
sicario
enemy

maybe dunkirk and br2049 but i need more time before i can add them.

honorable mentions
coherence
planet of the apes trilogy
shin gojira
the wailing
the neon demon
locke
foxcatcher

>sorry for pleb
at least you know

>saw this, it was ok, nothing special tho
It's a near masterwork, one of the best in the century.
>good but not amazing
It was excellent
>kys
Really, kys?

Name some films that are masterpieces. TLJ, I fear.

Any 2010s list without Moonrise Kingdom is objectively worthless
inb4 Reddit

Certainly must be on the top 15. And Budapest on the top 50.
Only plebeians don't recognize the greatness of Anderson.

Mad Max: Fury Road
Interstellar
Inception
Guardians of the Galaxy
Gone Girl
Get Out
Her
Django
Wolf of Wall Street
Inside Out
Drive
Avengers
The Hateful Eight
The Social Network
Zootopia
Boyhood
Scott Pilgram vs the World
John Wick 1 and 2
The Edge of Tomorrow
The Cabin in the Woods
Frozen
mother
Hacksaw Ridge
21 Jump Street
The Conjuring
How to Train Your Dragon 1 and 2
Kingsman Secret Service

Knight of cups & Voyage of time
Post tenebras lux
Adieu au langage
Macbeth
Columbus

It's objectively a shitty movie. Hollywood idea of what growing up in America is like
Massively misses the mark and its made even worse by the fact that everyone had been waiting over a decade to see it.

Only haven't seen Columbus yet. The other five are all fantastic and innovative stuff.
Seeing it wasn't a shitty list, odd that you would go on to disparage those films.

Winter's Bone
Hunger Games
X-men First Class
Silver Linings Playbook
Hunger Games 2
American Hustle
X-men: Days of Future Past
Hunger Games 3
Serena
Hunger Games 4
Joy
X-men: Apocalypse
Passengers
Mother!

>It's objectively a shitty movie
xd

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Huh

2020-2030. You'll see

1. Moonrise Kingdom (Anderson, 2012)
2. Paterson (Jarmusch, 2016)
3. The Tree of Life (Malick, 2011)
4. Inside Out (Docter, 2015)
5. Boyhood (Linklater, 2014)
6. Somewhere (Coppola, 2010)
7. Knight of Cups (Malick, 2015)
8. Beginners (Millis, 2010)
9. Call Me by Your Name (Guadagnino, 2017)
10. Oslo, August 31st (Trier, 2011)

11. La La Land (Chazelle, 2016)
12. HyperNormalisation (Curtis, 2016)
13. Black Swan (Aronofsky, 2010)
14. Victoria (Schipper, 2015)
15. A Separation (Farhadi, 2011)
16. Dunkirk (Nolan, 2017)
17. Before Midnight (Linklater, 2013)
18. Whiplash (Chazelle, 2014)
19. The Perks of Being a Wallflower (Chbosky, 2012)
20. Goodbye to Language (Godard, 2014)

21. 0.5mm (Ando, 2014)
22. Birdman (Inarritu, 2014)
23. Ex Machina (Garland, 2015)
24. Ida (Pawlikowski, 2013)
25. Inherent Vice (Anderson, 2014)
26. Certified Copy (Kiarostami, 2010)
27. La Sapienza (Green, 2014)
28. The Handmaiden (Park, 2016)
29. Toni Erdmann (Ade, 2016)
30. Blade Runner 2049 (Villeneuve, 2017)

nope because I'm going to start making movies in the second half of that and they'll be kino. we're due for a phoenix style conflagration and rebirth and i'll be in the vanguard

You can't make kino by intending to make kino, there is an inherent soul and purity to it that can't be manufactured.

Great taste except somehow I hadn’t heard of Aurora

no shit. i got poetry in me buddy. wait and see

Off the top of my head
>Drive
>Mad Max: Fury Road
>The VVitch
>Whiplash
>Interstellar
>Inception
>Wolf of Wall Street
Kek, you got me

You are a retard. Boyhood is a document of the span of time it cover, most of the 2000's as we know it.

>DUDE REMEMBER HARRY POTTER
yeah i do that made sense to include

what did you mean by this

Beginners is kino and it's Mills

The Tribe
youtube.com/watch?v=xboxgEm-ucU
this movie is really fucking kino, no spoken dialog at all. Insanely long takes

Holy shit that actually looks really good user, im
watching that tonight.

It being boring is a valid criticism. Filming a boy growing up over the course of 12 years is an incredible filmmaking opportunity to make all sorts of statements on life, Linklater did about as little with it as possible from a narrative, thematic and visual standpoint. People like the idea of the film.

Not to mention the kid grew up to be a god awful actor.

>second half of that
That's like 7 years away, why wait that long?

>Only one person has mentioned Whiplash

Can anyone mention a better ending than that kino?

I get the feeling Linklater doesn't know what the fuck he's doing and just lucked into early success

Sleepeing With Other People
Snowpiercer
Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
IT
Get Out
Blade Runner 2049
Rouge One
The Avengers
The Winter Soldier
Man Of Steel
Guardians Of The Galaxy

personal/technical development and financial foundation. also probably finding a wife before I descend into the city of whores