Favorite Films of the 21st-Century

I'll start.

1. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
2. There Will Be Blood
3. Blade Runner 2049

LOTR
There Will Be Blood
The Assassination of Jesse James...

>everyone's favorite fairy tale
>safe classic that Sup Forums loves dearly
>WAIFUKINO WITH GOOSE
soy/10

how about you post your top 3 and let everyone else judge you instead of being a little bitch

1. The Lord of the Rings
2. The Prestige
3. The Ghost Writer

And Mean Girls of course.

1. Miami Vice
2. The Tree of Life
3. Mulholland Drive
4. Two Lovers
5. On the Beach at Night Alone
6. In the Mood for Love
7. Film Socialisme
8. Holy Motors
9. The Social Network
10. A History of Violence

Why do you like The Tree of Life?

1. Hard To Be A God
2. Amour
3. You, The Living
4. The Piano Teacher
5. The Turin Horse

...

>No Country for Old Men
>The Assassination of Jesse James by Casey Affleck
>Zodiac
>There Will Be Blood
Why was 2007 the designated year of kino?

>arrival and 2049 in the same class as interstellar, inception, fight club and V for vendetta

reeeeeee

my favorites since 2010:

1. Norte: The End of History
2. The Tree of Life
3. Inside Llewyn Davis
4. Silence
5. The Salesman
6. Meek's Cutoff
7. Side Effects
8. Play
9. Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives
10. Blue Jasmine
11. The Hateful Eight
12. Melancholia
13. Paradise: Love
14. The Comedy
15. Once Upon a Time in Anatolia
16. Certified Copy
17. Cosmopolis
18. Everybody Wants Some!!
19. Paterson
20. Inherent Vice
21. Spring Breakers
22. Dark Horse
23. Holy Motors
24. The Woman Who Left
25. Alps

Youre basically pretentious: the person, aren't you? You're missing Birdman though

OnT: The VVitch, Babadook, BR49, LotR series, Kill Bill vol1&2, TWBB, Supervention (skiing movie)

Drive
Warrior
There Will be Blood
Gangs of NY
Adaptation
Big Fish
Dallas Buyers Club
Stranger than Fiction
The Drop
The Last King of Scotland

>Youre basically pretentious: the person, aren't you?
What exactly about that list is pretentious?

It's not just the list, it's posting his top 15 movies from 2010 in a thread about top movies in 2000th century... and the movies in the list. It just screams of "oh, well, i have like sort of a, really, interesting movie interest, like, all of my movies are like, super, artistic and slow, but i really like, understand them. No big deal but i understand you dont understand"

Are you just insecure? Is that it? It was too hard to go back to the 2000s (17 years worth of movies is a fucking lot) so I figured it would be easier to do the current decade. I loved all these movies.

Nice! To add a few to these fine lists

By the Time it Gets Dark
Knight of Cups
The Master
Post Tenebras Lux
Upstream Color
Inland Empire
At the First Breath of Wind
Valhalla Rising
Tropical Malady
In Vanda's Room/Colossal Youth
Werkmeister Harmonies
Tie Xi Qu: West of the Tracks
The Return
You sound insecure and as though you have no taste

In no particular order

>lotr
>28 days later
>in bruges
>napoleon dynamite
>shaun of the dead
>no country for old men
>inglourious basterds
>the departed

What the fuck is wrong with you? That's a great list.

Then learn to pick your favorites, think and analyse a little instead of just mindlessly throw them all into a long list which is off topic. It's lazy what you're doing, lazy

>Then learn to pick your favorites, think and analyse a little instead of just mindlessly throw them all into a long list which is off topic.
Those are my favorites since 2010. That is exactly what the thread was about. How is it off topic?

I agree, most movies are really good. But the poster is pretentious

Don't forget:
Syndromes and a Century
Val e Vem
Batang West Side
Still Life
Pasolini

The Master
No Country

That's it.

With how upset you got over the posting of his list, I'm guaranteeing you've seen less than five of those movies. Stop being a pleb and broaden your horizons.

dude look his post is pretentious but your favorites include Kill Bill and fucking Babadook. you have no room to talk shit about anything.

And why's that? Because i like other movies than just artisticly tryhard ones? I like different movies for different reasons, i grew up watching kill bill so i've grown emotionally attached to them, also found new aspects to the film which i didn't notice earlier because of me growing up. And the babadook is very representative of how i felt during a period of time in my life, no matter how annoying the kid is, the scariest movie i've ever seen since it resonates so well with my worst fears

>And why's that?
because you have horrible taste and don't understand the first thing about what makes movies good or interesting
>I LIKE DA KILL BILL BECUZ I WATCHED THE KILL BILL AS A KID
I liked Sin City when I was young too but I immediately recognize that it is not a good movie.

Oh, and you do? Please do educate me on what to like, taught master of my own fucking movietaste

Yeah so did i, Sin city is fun but shit. Kill bill isn't. Great dialog, very fun references to all kinds of cultures and movies (from overhyped kungfu movies to superhero themes), amazing sounddesign, amazing atmosphere and very well made fighting choreography (not really jackie chan level, but then again what is?). Without a doubt tarantinos best movie(s)

>Oh, and you do?
I do know absolutely more than you. First thing's first: A movie that you praise for having "superhero themes" is not a movie that is interesting, it is a movie for adults who have not matured past childish fantasies. Kill Bill is a childish fantasy movie (revenge movies played straight typically are childish). Hateful Eight trounces Kill Bill by a head and shoulders because it dared to try something a little bit more daring with its structure, writing characters who actually were a little bit deeper than surface level badasses. Yes Sin City is shit but Kill Bill is shit too, just a little less shit because it does have some "fun" dialogue.

The Congress
Under The Skin
Election
In Bruges
World's Greatest Dad
Inside Llewyn Davis
We Need To Talk About Kevin
The Double
In The Loop

2000 - Snatch
2001 - The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
2002 - Catch Me If You Can
2003 - Lost in Translation
2004 - Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
2005 - Thank You For Smoking
2006 - Casino Royale
2007 - No Country for Old Men
2008 - The Wrestler
2009 - (500) Days of Summer
2010 - Inception
2011 - Intouchables
2012 - Jagten
2013 - Her
2014 - Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)
2015 - The Hateful Eight
2016 - La La Land
2017 - Dunkirk

Sicario
INLAND EMPIRE
Skyfall
Blade Runner 2049
Half Nelson

In the Mood for Love
Death of Klinghoffer
Turin Horse
There Will be Blood

In no particular order:

WhoAmI
Rubber
Sunshine
Donnie Darko
Snatch
Persepolis
The Grand Budapest Hotel
Timecrimes
Not Quite Hollywood
Bronson

So what's the verdict then?

With superhero themes I mean mainly the dialog between Bill and Kiddo in the end where he states that Clark Kent is his favorite because it's a mocking example of how pathetic humanity is. "Clark Kent is how superman sees us, and what are the characteristics of clark kent?", it's about how dissappointed and hurt Bill is by Kiddo chosing to cloak her superpower (which is killing) and becoming just another human. It's subtle, implicative, great dialog, and the movie has tons if it. To compare this to a moivie like sin city really shows how deeply you missunderstand Kill Bill.

The revenge story is only a overexagurated silly narrative, and Tarrantino knows this. Why do you think Oren is already crossed off the list in the beginning of the movie? It's showing in the first few minutes that the actual narrative is not the point of the story. The movies fucking name is Kill Bill. It's as clear as it comes, it shows that the focus shouldn't be there, but in appreciating the journey up until she kills bill.

Above all though, Kill Bill is FUN. Movies does not always have to be diehard super serious to be good.

Inland Empire
Scott Pilgrim vs. The World
Southland Tales
Pain and Gain
Synecdoche, New York
Moonrise Kingdom
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice

Everything. The reflection on life, love, death, religion, family, Malick's camera movement, Chivo's cinematography.

2000 - Requiem for a Dream
2001 - The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
2002 - The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
2003 - The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
2004 - The Passion of the Christ
2005 - Batman Begins
2006 - El Laberinto del Fauno
2007 - There Will Be Blood
2008 - The Dark Knight
2009 - Fantastic Mr. Fox (bad film year tbqh)
2010 - Inception
2011 - Drive
2012 - The Dark Knight Rises
2013 - La Vie d'Adèle – Chapitres 1 & 2
2014 - Whiplash
2015 - Mad Max: Fury Road
2016 - La La Land
2017 - Blade Runner 2049

Official Sup Forums list:
2000 - American Psycho
2001 - Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
2002 - Spider-Man
2003 - Lost in Translation
2004 - The Passion of the Christ
2005 - Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith
2006 - Click
2007 - Spider-Man 3
2008 - Hellboy II: The Golden Army
2009 - The Cuckold
2010 - Inception
2011 - Drive
2012 - The Dark Knight Rises
2013 - Man of Steel
2014 - Chef
2015 - Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens
2016 - Batman v Superman
2017 - Star Wars: The Last Jedi

Anything else is just memes.

1-Cosmopolis
2-Post Tenebras Lux
3-The Master/Inherent Vice/TWBB
4-Jafar Panahi's Taxi/A Separation
5-Under the Skin

Honourable mentions: Silence, No Country for Old Man, Syndromes and a Century, Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives, Certain Women, Everybody Wants Some!!

Top kek

Arrival is shit. 2049 is literally the Fight Club of today: nice above-average movie that is ridiculously overpraised by rabid autistic teenagers.

1. No Country for Old Men
2. Requiem for a Dream
3. Snatch

That was easy.

>2009 - Fantastic Mr. Fox (bad film year tbqh)
It wasn't great but it did have some stand-outs.
>Inglourious Basterds
>Moon
>Up in the Air
>Avatar
>(500) Days of Summer
>Mr. Nobody

Granted, I was 17 when I watched most of these movies in 2009.
Great list, though, and checked trips.

>Above all though, Kill Bill is FUN.
And this right here is the crux of your mental capacity. You are a child in an adult's body. Get off my board.

No Country for Old Men
Drive
The Life Aquatic
The Prestige
Finding Nemo

There's actually probably a lot but these are the only ones that spring to mind, so that means they're my favorites.

Kungfu hustle
memories of murder
Tale of princess kaguya
The raid

I feel these movies will still be acclaimed in the next 50 years.

>With superhero themes I mean mainly the dialog between Bill and Kiddo in the end
That's not "superhero themes", user. That's a basic analogy about trying to live a normal life when you're capable of more, written by a man who has read a couple of comic-books. It's not even a good analogy because Tarantino gets Superman entirely backwards in order to force the analogy to work.

Kiddo isn't at all made out to be a superhero in any way at any point during the films. She's a mother out for revenge.

Also, you're online. Open a fucking tab and check your spelling in Google before posting, cretin.

Shit I actually forgot about Moon. 50/50 between Fantastic Mr. Fox & Moon tbqh. Great film.

>>Inglourious Basterds
Tarantino is a great filmmaker but after Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction it just seems like he's repeating himself. I think he reversed his evolution as a filmmaker after Jackie Brown.

>>Up in the Air
Meh.

>>Avatar
Saw it in theaters when it came out and remember liking it, but not thinking that it was anything special.

>>(500) Days of Summer
Ok romcom with a twist. A bit pretentious but it gets a bit too much hate. I loved it when I was a teenager.

>>Mr. Nobody
Solid movie, but

Still 2009 was kind of meh.

15 year old spotted

1. burn after reading
2. bone tomahawk
3. apocalypto
4. master & commander
5. internal affairs
6. the tailor of panama
7. no country for old men
8. the aviator
9. traffic
10. the fighter

>only managed to name 4 good movies in 17 years
really kinoisseur you are

>8. Play
Spotted the racist.

LOTR trilogy
BR2049

Actual 2009 Kino:

The White Ribbon
Dogtooth
In the Loop

jesus christ

Haven't seen that one. Who plays Jesus?

do people seriously have no taste? seriously this thread reads like writing top100 movies in google and opening random article

someone who has watched more than capeshit and imdbcore and died for his sins

almost every other thread here is about juvenile garbage. Why would you expect the average poster here to have good taste?

I bet you'd ignore a bunch of kids acting like monkeys in a public place.

First 3 and random order after that
BR2049
TWBB
Love Exposure

Lotr trilogy
The lanthimos main 3 films
White Ribbon/Cache
Mullholand Dr
Tree of Life/Into the Wonder
In the mood for Love
Hard to be a god
Silence
VVitch
Drive
Dark Knight Rises
The Master
In Bruges
Clearly forgetting many, but fuck it

I know it might sound gay, which I'm not but I really did enjoy the film Passengers 2016, the soundtrack of that film was eargasmic, I could close my eyes and feel the tunes...nevermind the fact that the set design was great, and the visuals pretty to look at

dead snow 2
visitor q
free jimmy

Probably Jim Caviezel

>Malick's camera movement, Chivo's cinematography.
>different things
nice retardation pal

my god, it's full of reddit.
p.s. some of youse guys are alright

mysterious skin
a serious man
to the wonder
cosmos
cemetery of splendor
innocence
our music
air doll
the strange case of angelica
story of my death

Suburra
Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
Whiplash
Let the Right One In
Tale of Tales
Man from Earth
Entre les Murs
Raid: Redemption
Do-ga-ni
Perfume
Inglourious Basterds
Woman in Black

I really, really tried to like this piece of crap, but noooo.

...

Eastern Promises
Michael Clayton
3:10 to Yuma
Gone Baby Gone
Sunshine
Hot Fuzz
Deathproof

1. The death of mr Lazarescu
2. From the notebook of...
3. Syndromes and a century
4. Imburnal
5. Goodbye Dragon Inn
6. Yi Yi
7. Hard to be a God
8. Aurora
9. Mysteries of Lisbon
10. Knight of cups


Honorable mentions: Histoire de Marie et Julien, Vai e Vem, Platform, The role, The wayward cloud, Love torn in a dream, The free will, Upstream color, Post Tenebras Lux. Elegy of a voyage, Story of my death

A Seperation
BR2049
A Touch of Sin
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Tree of Life
Inside Llewyn Davis
Mr Turner
Spirited Away
Under The Skin

90% of ITT can't be older than 21. if they are, we have a real problem.

can guarantee this poster turned 22 within the last six months

I'm 27

And I'm 206

You are definitely not older than 21

I know you understood what I said, but keep being rude, bro

1. Blade Runner 2049
2. No Country For Old Men
3. Apocalypto
4. There Will Be Blood
5. The Passion of The Christ
6. Fellowship of The Ring
7. The Revenant
8. The Master
9. Birdman
10. The Dark Knight

>I know, I'll more or less just repeat back to you what you said to me
bored now

My condolences.
If you could watch one film before you die, which would you pick? I feel like watching something.

>El Laberinto del Fauno
I’ll bite

I'm think I'm gonna kill myself if this is what people consider good cinema

Maybe a capeshit movie will get those endorphins flowing.

Freaks

>But the poster is pretentious
He literally just posted a list and nothing more. How is that pretentious?

1. Interstellar
2. Moon
3. Dunkirk (best war movie ever made)
4. 2001; a space odysey (interstellar was better tho)
5. It (best horror movie of the last decade easily)

Interesting choice. I'll give it a watch

You can just call them Pan's Labyrinth and Blue is the Warmest Color. We already know you've never seen anything that wasn't off of the IMDb top 250 list.

That's not true and imagine being so butthurt about someone else's taste. Sort out your own life buddy and you will be less angry.

More like "burn before watching"
Never got the appeal. just a bunch of famous people doing nothing. had me bored stiff and I like a slow movie.

Mulholland Drive (2001)
The Passion of the Christ (2004)
The New World (2005)
The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford (2007)
The Tree of Life (2011)
Shame (2011)
Macbeth (2015)
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016)
Silence (2016)

>BvS
>The Tree of Life

Triggered

One night in paris

Equilibrium
Inglorious Basterds
Hot Fuzz

Yikes. Someone's mad.