Best films of the last 5 years?
This one is a follow up question on the last post that I made. A lot of responses in that one, but let's flip it
This one is a follow up question on the last post that I made. A lot of responses in that one, but let's flip it
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Best of 2018-2023, from what I've seen:
Ford v Ferrari
Parasite
Knives Out
Everything Everywhere All At Once
Top Gun
Ready or Not
A Quiet Place
Annihilation
1917
The Irishman
If anyone mentions a Marvel movie I will ensure you get a MS.
Annihilation was a beautiful film
Ford V Ferrari was basically a Marvel movie bro. Top Gun was fun but come on, it is a sad state of cinema if that is one of the BEST films. Annihilation sucked I didn't even finish it. I never saw much of 1917 either but what I saw was a gimmick. Martin Scorsese is washed up and The Irishman was an alright movie but nothing near as good as some of his classics when he still had that magic touch. Let's see what else. A Quiet Place I never saw either but looks like A24 dogshit. Parasite is the only good movie you mentioned as far as what I have seen or could tell.
The movies in general from the last 5 years weren't amazing. These are the best I've seen.
1917 and Ford v. Ferrari were so boring they’re what you watch to calm down before bed. Zero dramatic tension.
Top Gun was old fashioned summer blockbuster — light entertainment that’s Hollywood at its best. Everyone knows it’s going to end with good guys winning. Only question is, does Tom Cruise character die?
Oppenheimer
Dune
The Lighthouse
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood was great. I saw it four times in theaters.
Top Gun: Maverick was a slap in the face wake up call to how far hollywood has fallen when it comes to making content, especially summer blockbusters. The movie itself was nothing that special in terms of plot (visuals and dog fight footage was remarkable), very paint by the numbers. If it came out in early 2000s, or 90s, or 80s, it would do well but would just be a typical blockbuster.
But in todays age holy shit was it refreshing:
- absolutely no forced political nonsense
- diverse cast but doesnt beat you over the head with it. Zoomers and millennials act like movies in the last 10 years have only had blacks or women in them. No, they just now call more attention to it
- takes itself seriously. Yes, there is humor. But not Marvel quips every 10 seconds
- Relatively small stakes, not everything has to be some world ending cgi shit flinging fest
- just a fun movie
You can go back and look at other blockbusters (Independence Day, Die Hard, Terminator, etc. etc.) and none of this would seem odd. But in 2023 all I could think of leaving the theater was 'man, they dont make movies like this anymore'. Sad.
Portrait of a Lady on Fire; Top Gun: Maverick; Past Lives; Drive My Car; After Yang; Oppenheimer; Into the Spiderverse; A Star is Born
Haven’t seen this
"All quiet on the western front" was really good.
In terms of horror movies, "Malignant" impressed me as well with a good story, scares and a lot of creativity.
The Joker. Easily relatable and example to all comic book inspired movies. polar opposite to thor love and thunder.
Honestly, Spider-Verse, I could watch either of them until the cows come home and I’m not huge into super hero flicks
Sure thing! Over the last five years, I watched some brilliant work in different genres. "Get Out" blended horror and social commentary, while "The Shape of Water" offered an unbelievable love story. Check out "Mad Max: Fury Road" for unparalleled action, or try "La La Land." There are so many cool movies out there to pick from! By the way, do you guys have any recommendations on the new movies out? I want to go to the cinema with my girlfriend, but we can't decide what to watch. Thanks!
Get Out - February 24, 2017
The Shape of Water - December 1, 2017
Mad Max: Fury Road - May 15, 2015
La La Land - December 9, 2016
Tár was a great movie, but had a lower box office at around $30M. Cate Blanchett won the Golden Globe and the BAFTA for her performance. The movie is just a bit niche for a wide audience.
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood was great. The whole Bruce Lee thing was so overblown. That scene is barely anything in the movie.
I enjoyed Dune Part I, but like the Lynch version better. Will be watching the IMAX Part II here in a bit.
Oppenheimer was great and RDJ stole the show, but the last hour drags a bit, and I say that as someone with a palate for 4 hour movies when needed.
Top Gun in IMAX was great.
Not sure about the last 5 years, but my favorite of ‘23 was The Holdovers
I'd say The Holdovers and American Fiction were pretty great.
And the spiderman with all the spidermans e.g. Toby MacGuire etc..
Unironically, I fuckin loved the Super Mario Movie. It didn’t shove any agendas down your throat, had a theme of “never give up”, and the central ‘relationship’ was between brothers, not a couple.
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