The Top 164 (166) Movies of the 21st Century. On to the TOP 10!! (11 Viewers)

[Pip's Invitation]

Here are some stats for our countdown courtesy of Letterboxd:

• 129 Directors, 26 countries, 14 languages
• The years most represented are 2019 with 12 and then 2000, 2007 and 2017 with 10
• The years least represented are 2012 with 2 and 2009 with 3
• Our most common genres were in order: drama, comedy, thriller, romance, crime, action, adventure, horror (movies there can be labeled as more than for example Once Upon a Time is a drama, comedy and thriller)
• The list represents 335.8 hours or about 14 days
• Here's who appears the most on screen
  • Ryan Gosling 6
  • Brad Pitt 6
  • Jonah Hill 6
  • Margot Robbie 6
  • Will Ferrell 6
  • Seth Rogan 5
  • Amy Adams 5
  • Leo 5
  • Christian Bale 5
  • Bill Hader 5
• Most featured directors
  • Denis 5
  • Nolan 5
  • PTA 4
  • Cuaron 3
  • Aster 3
  • Aronofsky 3
  • Linklater 3
  • Chazelle 3
  • Gerwig 3
  • Fincher 3
  • Docter 3
  • Scorsese 3
• Other notables
  • Hans Zimmer did 8 scores double the next closest group of people
  • The oldest movie on the list was Erin Brockovich
  • The newest movie was The Brutalist
  • The most watched movie on Letterboxd is Barbie
  • The least watched movie on Letterboxd is Get Low
  • The highest rated movie on Letterboxd is City of God
  • The lowest rated movie on Letterboxd is Kicking and Screaming
  • The longest movie is The Brutalist at 215 minutes
  • The shortest movie is Small Axe: Lovers Rock at 70 minutes

How many dongs did KP see?

 

[KarmaPolice]

Here are some stats for our countdown courtesy of Letterboxd:

• 129 Directors, 26 countries, 14 languages
• The years most represented are 2019 with 12 and then 2000, 2007 and 2017 with 10
• The years least represented are 2012 with 2 and 2009 with 3
• Our most common genres were in order: drama, comedy, thriller, romance, crime, action, adventure, horror (movies there can be labeled as more than for example Once Upon a Time is a drama, comedy and thriller)
• The list represents 335.8 hours or about 14 days
• Here's who appears the most on screen
  • Ryan Gosling 6
  • Brad Pitt 6
  • Jonah Hill 6
  • Margot Robbie 6
  • Will Ferrell 6
  • Seth Rogan 5
  • Amy Adams 5
  • Leo 5
  • Christian Bale 5
  • Bill Hader 5
• Most featured directors
  • Denis 5
  • Nolan 5
  • PTA 4
  • Cuaron 3
  • Aster 3
  • Aronofsky 3
  • Linklater 3
  • Chazelle 3
  • Gerwig 3
  • Fincher 3
  • Docter 3
  • Scorsese 3
• Other notables
  • Hans Zimmer did 8 scores double the next closest group of people
  • The oldest movie on the list was Erin Brockovich
  • The newest movie was The Brutalist
  • The most watched movie on Letterboxd is Barbie
  • The least watched movie on Letterboxd is Get Low
  • The highest rated movie on Letterboxd is City of God
  • The lowest rated movie on Letterboxd is Kicking and Screaming
  • The longest movie is The Brutalist at 215 minutes
  • The shortest movie is Small Axe: Lovers Rock at 70 minutes

How many dongs did KP see?

For accuracy's sake: Individual dongs or are we counting each sighting of a dong??

 

[landrys hat]

Spoiler: My Top 100 (ranked by year)

High Fidelity 2000
Best In Show 2000
Gladiator 2000
Snatch 2000
Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon 2000
O Brother, Where Art Thou 2000
Memento 2001
Black Hawk Down 2001
Super Troopers 2001
City of God 2002
Memories of Murder 2003
Oldboy 2003
Pirates of the Caribbean 2003
Master and Commander 2003
School of Rock 2003
Lord of the Rings 2003
Hero 2004
Shawn of the Dead 2004
Spider-Man 2 2004
Collateral 2004
Kill Bill Vol1&2 2004
Saw 2004
Batman Begins 2005
Serenity 2005
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang 2005
The Descent 2005
Casino Royale 2006
Fearless 2006
The Host 2006
The Prestige 2006
No Country For Old Men 2007
Zodiac 2007
[rec] 2007
Assassination of Jesse James 2007
Hot Fuzz 2007
In Bruges 2008
Iron Man 2008
The Dark Knight 2008
Wall-E 2008
Ip Man 2008
Burn After Reading 2008
Inglouriuos Basterds 2009
The Man From Nowhere 2010
13 Assassins 2010
True Grit 2010
Tucker and Dale Vs Evil 2010
Inception 2010
Moneyball 2011
Margin Call 2011
Hanna 2011
The Raid Redemption 2012
Dredd 2012
The Cabin In the Woods 2012
Django Unchained 2012
Pacific Rim 2013
Oblivion 2013
Prisoners 2013
You're Next 2013
Godzilla 2014
John Wick 2014
As Above So Below 2014
Captain America Winter Soldier 2014
Guardians of the Galaxy 2014
Edge of Tomorrow 2014
Whiplash 2014
The Raid 2 2014
Chef 2014
The Martian 2015
Max Max Fury Road 2015
The Big Short 2015
Sicario 2015
Ex Machina 2015
The Nice Guys 2016
Hell Or High Water 2016
Rogue One 2016
Arrival 2016
Hidden Figures 2016
Blade Runner 2049 2017
Logan Lucky 2017
Wind River 2017
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing 2017
Dunkirk 2017
Avengers Infinity War 2018
Solo 2018
Hereditary 2018
Once Upon a TIme in Hollywood 2019
Ford v Ferrari 2019
Godzilla King of Monsters 2019
Parasite 2019
Ready or Not 2019
Dune Part 1&2 2021
The Menu 2022
Barbarian 2022
Prey 2022
Top Gun Maverick 2022
Godzilla Minus One 2023
Air 2023
A Complete Unknown 2024
Alien Romulus 2024
Weapons 2025

I think i counted 41 matches with KP/80s list.

I watched No Country For Old Men yesterday and think that would by my #1.

 

[The Dreaded Marco]

This was my top 100 list I sent to KP. Not ranked in any order though. I have 38 matches with the KP/80s list.

Spoiler

City of God
Sideways
Memento
The Secret Lives of Dentists
Whale Rider
High Fidelity
The Matador
Donnie Darko
The Savages
Junebug
There Will Be Blood
No Country For Old Men
Pieces of April
A Serious Man
The Station Agent
Shaun of the Dead
Lost In Translation
You Can Count On Me
Sexy Beast
28 Days Later
Let The Right One In
Minority Report
Past Lives
Inside Llewyn Davis
The Florida Project
Blue Valentine
Kill Bill (Vol. 1 and 2)
Whiplash
The Favourite
Once Upon A Time In Hollywood
Lady Bird
Call Me By Your Name
Anatomy of a Fall
Boyhood
Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon
Inglourious Basterds
The Zone of Interest
The Social Network
Parasite
The Holdovers
Argo
A Real Pain
Hell or High Water
Catch Me If You Can
Midnight In Paris
Get Out
Philomena
Nebraska
The Descendants
Win Win
The Visitor
Finding Forrester
Django Unchained
Another Round
Y Tu Mama Tambien
Best In Show
Almost Famous
Meet The Parents
Capote
Napoleon Dynamite
24 Hour Party People
Collateral
Tropic Thunder
About A Boy
Before Midnight
Bad Santa
Borat
Tristram Shandy: A **** & Bull Story
The 3 Burials of Melquiades Estrada
Once
District 9
I Love You, Man
The Death of Stalin
Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World
Take Shelter
Zero Dark 30
The Impossible
Paranormal Activity
Fruitvale Station
Drive My Car
Blue Jasmine
Birdman
Friends With Money
The Hammer
Locke
Land Ho!
McFarland, USA
The Revenant
Sing Street
Dunkirk
A Quiet Place
The Ballad of Buster Scruggs
Us
Nomadland
Rudderless
Flow
Sound of Metal
The Menu
Forgetting Sarah Marshall

 

[Ilov80s]

Spoiler: My Top 100 (ranked by year)

High Fidelity 2000
Best In Show 2000
Gladiator 2000
Snatch 2000
Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon 2000
O Brother, Where Art Thou 2000
Memento 2001
Black Hawk Down 2001
Super Troopers 2001
City of God 2002
Memories of Murder 2003
Oldboy 2003
Pirates of the Caribbean 2003
Master and Commander 2003
School of Rock 2003
Lord of the Rings 2003
Hero 2004
Shawn of the Dead 2004
Spider-Man 2 2004
Collateral 2004
Kill Bill Vol1&2 2004
Saw 2004
Batman Begins 2005
Serenity 2005
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang 2005
The Descent 2005
Casino Royale 2006
Fearless 2006
The Host 2006
The Prestige 2006
No Country For Old Men 2007
Zodiac 2007
[rec] 2007
Assassination of Jesse James 2007
Hot Fuzz 2007
In Bruges 2008
Iron Man 2008
The Dark Knight 2008
Wall-E 2008
Ip Man 2008
Burn After Reading 2008
Inglouriuos Basterds 2009
The Man From Nowhere 2010
13 Assassins 2010
True Grit 2010
Tucker and Dale Vs Evil 2010
Inception 2010
Moneyball 2011
Margin Call 2011
Hanna 2011
The Raid Redemption 2012
Dredd 2012
The Cabin In the Woods 2012
Django Unchained 2012
Pacific Rim 2013
Oblivion 2013
Prisoners 2013
You're Next 2013
Godzilla 2014
John Wick 2014
As Above So Below 2014
Captain America Winter Soldier 2014
Guardians of the Galaxy 2014
Edge of Tomorrow 2014
Whiplash 2014
The Raid 2 2014
Chef 2014
The Martian 2015
Max Max Fury Road 2015
The Big Short 2015
Sicario 2015
Ex Machina 2015
The Nice Guys 2016
Hell Or High Water 2016
Rogue One 2016
Arrival 2016
Hidden Figures 2016
Blade Runner 2049 2017
Logan Lucky 2017
Wind River 2017
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing 2017
Dunkirk 2017
Avengers Infinity War 2018
Solo 2018
Hereditary 2018
Once Upon a TIme in Hollywood 2019
Ford v Ferrari 2019
Godzilla King of Monsters 2019
Parasite 2019
Ready or Not 2019
Dune Part 1&2 2021
The Menu 2022
Barbarian 2022
Prey 2022
Top Gun Maverick 2022
Godzilla Minus One 2023
Air 2023
A Complete Unknown 2024
Alien Romulus 2024
Weapons 2025

I think i counted 41 matches with KP/80s list.

I watched No Country For Old Men yesterday and think that would by my #1.

This was my top 100 list I sent to KP. Not ranked in any order though. I have 38 matches with the KP/80s list.

Spoiler

City of God
Sideways
Memento
The Secret Lives of Dentists
Whale Rider
High Fidelity
The Matador
Donnie Darko
The Savages
Junebug
There Will Be Blood
No Country For Old Men
Pieces of April
A Serious Man
The Station Agent
Shaun of the Dead
Lost In Translation
You Can Count On Me
Sexy Beast
28 Days Later
Let The Right One In
Minority Report
Past Lives
Inside Llewyn Davis
The Florida Project
Blue Valentine
Kill Bill (Vol. 1 and 2)
Whiplash
The Favourite
Once Upon A Time In Hollywood
Lady Bird
Call Me By Your Name
Anatomy of a Fall
Boyhood
Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon
Inglourious Basterds
The Zone of Interest
The Social Network
Parasite
The Holdovers
Argo
A Real Pain
Hell or High Water
Catch Me If You Can
Midnight In Paris
Get Out
Philomena
Nebraska
The Descendants
Win Win
The Visitor
Finding Forrester
Django Unchained
Another Round
Y Tu Mama Tambien
Best In Show
Almost Famous
Meet The Parents
Capote
Napoleon Dynamite
24 Hour Party People
Collateral
Tropic Thunder
About A Boy
Before Midnight
Bad Santa
Borat
Tristram Shandy: A **** & Bull Story
The 3 Burials of Melquiades Estrada
Once
District 9
I Love You, Man
The Death of Stalin
Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World
Take Shelter
Zero Dark 30
The Impossible
Paranormal Activity
Fruitvale Station
Drive My Car
Blue Jasmine
Birdman
Friends With Money
The Hammer
Locke
Land Ho!
McFarland, USA
The Revenant
Sing Street
Dunkirk
A Quiet Place
The Ballad of Buster Scruggs
Us
Nomadland
Rudderless
Flow
Sound of Metal
The Menu
Forgetting Sarah Marshall

Lots of great movies on both those lists, many that I would have liked to included and if I did this 3 months ago or 3 months from now may have got slots over some others. I would say despite some talk that movies are dead or Hollywood has new ideas, all these lists very much disprove that.

 

[Ilov80s]

If we had broken it up and did our lists by decades like we did for the 80s and 90s, it would have looked like this

00s

1. There Will Be Blood
2. Zodiac
3. In the Mood For Love
4. The Social Network
5. No Country for Old Men
6. Children of Men
7. City of God
8. Memories of Murder
9. Elf
10. Mulholland Drive

10s

1. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
2. The Wolf of Wall Street
3. Phantom Thread
4. Her
5. Dunkirk
6. Black Swan
7. Hereditary
8. Whiplash
9. Rogue One
10. Ex Machina

20s (just top 5 since we are only half way through the decade)

1. Dune 1/2
2. The Zone of Interest
3. Top Gun Maverick
4. Another Round
5. Tar

 

[KarmaPolice]

Spoiler: My Top 100 (ranked by year)

High Fidelity 2000
Best In Show 2000
Gladiator 2000
Snatch 2000
Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon 2000
O Brother, Where Art Thou 2000
Memento 2001
Black Hawk Down 2001
Super Troopers 2001
City of God 2002
Memories of Murder 2003
Oldboy 2003
Pirates of the Caribbean 2003
Master and Commander 2003
School of Rock 2003
Lord of the Rings 2003
Hero 2004
Shawn of the Dead 2004
Spider-Man 2 2004
Collateral 2004
Kill Bill Vol1&2 2004
Saw 2004
Batman Begins 2005
Serenity 2005
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang 2005
The Descent 2005
Casino Royale 2006
Fearless 2006
The Host 2006
The Prestige 2006
No Country For Old Men 2007
Zodiac 2007
[rec] 2007
Assassination of Jesse James 2007
Hot Fuzz 2007
In Bruges 2008
Iron Man 2008
The Dark Knight 2008
Wall-E 2008
Ip Man 2008
Burn After Reading 2008
Inglouriuos Basterds 2009
The Man From Nowhere 2010
13 Assassins 2010
True Grit 2010
Tucker and Dale Vs Evil 2010
Inception 2010
Moneyball 2011
Margin Call 2011
Hanna 2011
The Raid Redemption 2012
Dredd 2012
The Cabin In the Woods 2012
Django Unchained 2012
Pacific Rim 2013
Oblivion 2013
Prisoners 2013
You're Next 2013
Godzilla 2014
John Wick 2014
As Above So Below 2014
Captain America Winter Soldier 2014
Guardians of the Galaxy 2014
Edge of Tomorrow 2014
Whiplash 2014
The Raid 2 2014
Chef 2014
The Martian 2015
Max Max Fury Road 2015
The Big Short 2015
Sicario 2015
Ex Machina 2015
The Nice Guys 2016
Hell Or High Water 2016
Rogue One 2016
Arrival 2016
Hidden Figures 2016
Blade Runner 2049 2017
Logan Lucky 2017
Wind River 2017
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing 2017
Dunkirk 2017
Avengers Infinity War 2018
Solo 2018
Hereditary 2018
Once Upon a TIme in Hollywood 2019
Ford v Ferrari 2019
Godzilla King of Monsters 2019
Parasite 2019
Ready or Not 2019
Dune Part 1&2 2021
The Menu 2022
Barbarian 2022
Prey 2022
Top Gun Maverick 2022
Godzilla Minus One 2023
Air 2023
A Complete Unknown 2024
Alien Romulus 2024
Weapons 2025

I think i counted 41 matches with KP/80s list.

I watched No Country For Old Men yesterday and think that would by my #1.

This list speaks to the quality of the movies over the last couple decades. I really like seeing Hanna and 13 Assassins on a list. Only a couple I haven't seen and just a couple I personally don't like, but overall love the list!

 

[KarmaPolice]

I have actually seen all of the top 3!

Once Upon a Time is a “historical fantasy” like Inglorious Basterds. I’ve read a lot about the era and the Manson murders so it was right in my wheelhouse.

Zodiac is brilliant is the basement scene had me on edge. It may be Fincher’s best, which is saying something.

I watched TWBB and No Country in the same day. I liked No Country better, but DDL’s performance in TWBB is one for the ages.

I have slowly shifted on TWBB and No Country since they came out. I saw both on release, vastly preferred No Country but I've rewatched them both a few times since and each time TWBB kept creeping up and eventually firmly passed No Country.

This was my exact reaction too. I think No Country is a bit more straight forward with characters and motivations so there was a little less to dig through and discover on repeat viewings for me. Blood also makes me laugh a bit too. Both amazingly shot and directed.

 

[Dr. Octopus]

I watched TWBB and No Country in the same day. I liked No Country better, but DDL’s performance in TWBB is one for the ages.

I like No Country much better but TWBB is probably objectively the better movie.

 

[Leroy Hoard]

Like I said in my early post, I'm way more familiar with late 20th century movies vs the early 21st, but will definitely check out some listed here I haven't seen yet.

That said, here are my favorites from the list that I have seen.

Once Upon A Time In Hollywood
Dune
Elf
Best In Show
The Muppets
Inglorious Basterds
Lost In Translation
Minority Report
Bladerunner 2049
Monsters Inc
Up

 

[Pip's Invitation]

Here are some stats for our countdown courtesy of Letterboxd:

• 129 Directors, 26 countries, 14 languages
• The years most represented are 2019 with 12 and then 2000, 2007 and 2017 with 10
• The years least represented are 2012 with 2 and 2009 with 3
• Our most common genres were in order: drama, comedy, thriller, romance, crime, action, adventure, horror (movies there can be labeled as more than for example Once Upon a Time is a drama, comedy and thriller)
• The list represents 335.8 hours or about 14 days
• Here's who appears the most on screen
  • Ryan Gosling 6
  • Brad Pitt 6
  • Jonah Hill 6
  • Margot Robbie 6
  • Will Ferrell 6
  • Seth Rogan 5
  • Amy Adams 5
  • Leo 5
  • Christian Bale 5
  • Bill Hader 5
• Most featured directors
  • Denis 5
  • Nolan 5
  • PTA 4
  • Cuaron 3
  • Aster 3
  • Aronofsky 3
  • Linklater 3
  • Chazelle 3
  • Gerwig 3
  • Fincher 3
  • Docter 3
  • Scorsese 3
• Other notables
  • Hans Zimmer did 8 scores double the next closest group of people
  • The oldest movie on the list was Erin Brockovich
  • The newest movie was The Brutalist
  • The most watched movie on Letterboxd is Barbie
  • The least watched movie on Letterboxd is Get Low
  • The highest rated movie on Letterboxd is City of God
  • The lowest rated movie on Letterboxd is Kicking and Screaming
  • The longest movie is The Brutalist at 215 minutes
  • The shortest movie is Small Axe: Lovers Rock at 70 minutes

How many dongs did KP see?

For accuracy's sake: Individual dongs or are we counting each sighting of a dong??

It’s your world of dong, we’re just living in it.

 

[Pip's Invitation]

I loved Inside Llewyn Davis which shouldn’t be surprising since I’m a Coens fanboy. Perhaps the best way to look at it is: Llewyn has to make a bunch of decisions, and every single one of them is wrong.

 

[KarmaPolice]

Here are some stats for our countdown courtesy of Letterboxd:

• 129 Directors, 26 countries, 14 languages
• The years most represented are 2019 with 12 and then 2000, 2007 and 2017 with 10
• The years least represented are 2012 with 2 and 2009 with 3
• Our most common genres were in order: drama, comedy, thriller, romance, crime, action, adventure, horror (movies there can be labeled as more than for example Once Upon a Time is a drama, comedy and thriller)
• The list represents 335.8 hours or about 14 days
• Here's who appears the most on screen
  • Ryan Gosling 6
  • Brad Pitt 6
  • Jonah Hill 6
  • Margot Robbie 6
  • Will Ferrell 6
  • Seth Rogan 5
  • Amy Adams 5
  • Leo 5
  • Christian Bale 5
  • Bill Hader 5
• Most featured directors
  • Denis 5
  • Nolan 5
  • PTA 4
  • Cuaron 3
  • Aster 3
  • Aronofsky 3
  • Linklater 3
  • Chazelle 3
  • Gerwig 3
  • Fincher 3
  • Docter 3
  • Scorsese 3
• Other notables
  • Hans Zimmer did 8 scores double the next closest group of people
  • The oldest movie on the list was Erin Brockovich
  • The newest movie was The Brutalist
  • The most watched movie on Letterboxd is Barbie
  • The least watched movie on Letterboxd is Get Low
  • The highest rated movie on Letterboxd is City of God
  • The lowest rated movie on Letterboxd is Kicking and Screaming
  • The longest movie is The Brutalist at 215 minutes
  • The shortest movie is Small Axe: Lovers Rock at 70 minutes

How many dongs did KP see?

For accuracy's sake: Individual dongs or are we counting each sighting of a dong??

It’s your world of dong, we’re just living in it.

I would guess about 8 dongs a total of 55 times.

 

[KarmaPolice]

Like I said in my early post, I'm way more familiar with late 20th century movies vs the early 21st, but will definitely check out some listed here I haven't seen yet.

That said, here are my favorites from the list that I have seen.

Once Upon A Time In Hollywood
Dune
Elf
Best In Show
The Muppets
Inglorious Basterds
Lost In Translation
Minority Report
Bladerunner 2049
Monsters Inc
Up

The MFing Muppets!!!

 

[Idiot Boxer]

#3: ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD - 177PTS

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Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

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#1 on @Ilov80s ' list

#24 on KP's list and also on @The Dreaded Marco 's list

Interesting. I’ve never seen it but the two biggest movie buffs I know were really disappointed with this film.

 

[Ilov80s]

I loved Inside Llewyn Davis which shouldn’t be surprising since I’m a Coens fanboy. Perhaps the best way to look at it is: Llewyn has to make a bunch of decisions, and every single one of them is wrong.

That was one of the surprises for me that it ended with just the 1 Coen Brothers movie. I like Llewyn Davis, Oh Brother, True Grit but my favorite Coen movies are from the 80s and 90s.

 

[KarmaPolice]

I loved Inside Llewyn Davis which shouldn’t be surprising since I’m a Coens fanboy. Perhaps the best way to look at it is: Llewyn has to make a bunch of decisions, and every single one of them is wrong.

That was one of the surprises for me that it ended with just the 1 Coen Brothers movie. I like Llewyn Davis, Oh Brother, True Grit but my favorite Coen movies are from the 80s and 90s.

I am harder sell on them, only really like No Country, Fargo, and Lebowski from them.

 

[Eephus]

Search "paddington" in this thread

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[Pip's Invitation]

I loved Inside Llewyn Davis which shouldn’t be surprising since I’m a Coens fanboy. Perhaps the best way to look at it is: Llewyn has to make a bunch of decisions, and every single one of them is wrong.

That was one of the surprises for me that it ended with just the 1 Coen Brothers movie. I like Llewyn Davis, Oh Brother, True Grit but my favorite Coen movies are from the 80s and 90s.

I am harder sell on them, only really like No Country, Fargo, and Lebowski from them.

I will always go to bat for Burn After Reading. It’s basically a perfect overlap with my kind of humor.

 

[KarmaPolice]

Search "paddington" in this thread

No results found

Still haven't seen any of them.

 

[Ilov80s]

I loved Inside Llewyn Davis which shouldn’t be surprising since I’m a Coens fanboy. Perhaps the best way to look at it is: Llewyn has to make a bunch of decisions, and every single one of them is wrong.

That was one of the surprises for me that it ended with just the 1 Coen Brothers movie. I like Llewyn Davis, Oh Brother, True Grit but my favorite Coen movies are from the 80s and 90s.

I am harder sell on them, only really like No Country, Fargo, and Lebowski from them.

I will always go to bat for Burn After Reading. It’s basically a perfect overlap with my kind of humor.

It is a funny one, no doubt about it.

 

[Ilov80s]

Search "paddington" in this thread

No results found

Still haven't seen any of them.

My wife and I liked the first a lot. Haven't been able to catch the 2nd one yet.

 

[Eephus]

My wife and I liked the first a lot. Haven't been able to catch the 2nd one yet.

Paddington 2 was wonderful.

Paddington in Peru (P3) is dead to me.

 

[rockaction]

I watched TWBB and No Country in the same day. I liked No Country better, but DDL’s performance in TWBB is one for the ages.

I like No Country much better but TWBB is probably objectively the better movie.

I've watched both and can't agree. I think the political overtones of TWBB sit better with postmodern critics than No Country and I don't think that TWBB has any claim to being a better movie than No Country other than Jonny Greenwood's score.

 

[Johnnie Nepal]

#18: BEST IN SHOW - 115PTS

- YouTube

Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

www.youtube.com

#33 on 80s' list and #54 on KP's list. ETA: also on @The Dreaded Marco 's list

Nicely done!... I forgot about this troop of actors when I was ripping through movies last week.

My wife and I used to sing songs from the Mighty Wind to our kids when they were babies...

Well, there's a puppy in the parlor and a skillet on the stove
And a smelly old blanket that a Navajo wove
There's popcorn in the popper and a porker in the pot
There's pie in the pantry and the coffee's always hot
There's chicken on the table but you gotta say grace
There's always somethin' cookin' at Old Joe's Place

 

[Johnnie Nepal]

still processing that Bill the Butcher isn't on the list at all...

WOOPSY DAISY!

 

[Ilov80s]

still processing that Bill the Butcher isn't on the list at all...

WOOPSY DAISY!

Great performance but the movie overall isn’t that strong imo. Leo and Cameron Diaz weren’t the right people for those roles imo.

 

[Pip's Invitation]

I haven't seen anywhere near the amount of this century's movies are many of you, but a list of mine would look something like this:

Inception -- I saw this myself while my wife and her parents went to see one of the Twilight films. Afterwards, I told her it was one of the best films I've ever seen and needed to discuss it with someone, and then I babbled about it for around 45 minutes.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Zodiac
Memento
No Country for Old Men
Mulholland Drive
The 40-Year-Old Virgin
Best In Show
Children of Men
Anchorman
Superbad
Sideways
Donnie Darko
Burn After Reading
The Social Network
The Royal Tennenbaums
Midnight in Paris
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
Inside Out
Rogue One
A Mighty Wind
The Departed
There Will Be Blood
Silver Linings Playbook
V for Vendetta
Mystic River
Up
Requiem for a Dream
The Muppets
Monsters Inc.
Inglorious Basterds
The Lego Movie
Lost in Translation
True Grit
Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story
High Fidelity
May
Black Swan
O Brother, Where Art Thou?
The Incredibles
Crazy Heart
Elf
A Serious Man
In Bruges
Almost Famous
The Other Guys
Inside Llewyn Davis
American Hustle
Shrek
The Grand Budapest Hotel
The Man Who Wasn't There
Wall-E
The King's Speech
Moana
Ratatouille
Step Brothers
The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou
Punch-Drunk Love
Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse

 

[The Dreaded Marco]

37 - THE WORST PERSON IN THE WORLD

My wife and I watched this one for the first time last night. Not truly a rom-com. More of a rom-com-dram.

We both loved it.

 

[KarmaPolice]

Rom-dramedy?

 

[Scoresman]

Really good list overall and this confirms that I need to watch more movies as there are so many I need to see. In particular, these are all now in my queue:

Beau is Afraid
12 Years a Slave
The Irishman
Anora
City of God

Delighted to see Martyrs, [REC], and Amores Perros. All fantastic movies.

One that I have seen recently that I feel is missing is The Whale. Brendan Fraser came out of nowhere with that great performance.

 

[Dan Lambskin]

Really good list overall and this confirms that I need to watch more movies as there are so many I need to see. In particular, these are all now in my queue:

Beau is Afraid
12 Years a Slave
The Irishman
Anora
City of God

Delighted to see Martyrs, [REC], and Amores Perros. All fantastic movies.

One that I have seen recently that I feel is missing is The Whale. Brendan Fraser came out of nowhere with that great performance.

Thought The Whale sucked

 

[Andy Dufresne]

Really good list overall and this confirms that I need to watch more movies as there are so many I need to see. In particular, these are all now in my queue:

Beau is Afraid
12 Years a Slave
The Irishman
Anora
City of God

Delighted to see Martyrs, [REC], and Amores Perros. All fantastic movies.

One that I have seen recently that I feel is missing is The Whale. Brendan Fraser came out of nowhere with that great performance.

Thought The Whale sucked

I'll take "Things to bet your house on" for $200, Ken.

 

[Ilov80s]

37 - THE WORST PERSON IN THE WORLD

My wife and I watched this one for the first time last night. Not truly a rom-com. More of a rom-com-dram.

We both loved it.

Glad you both loved it and yes more heavier on the drama than a typical rom-com. I consider it the first true modern rom-com I've seen in awhile and put it in the category of It Happened One Night, Roman Holiday, Annie Hall and When Harry Met Sally for true era defining, genre expanding rom-coms.

 

[Scoresman]

If we're talking rom-coms, the best one is Audition. But that's 1999 and just missed eligibility here.

 

[Dan Lambskin]

If we're talking rom-coms, the best one is Audition. But that's 1999 and just missed eligibility here.

Irréversible probably better, we lost interest after like 20 minutes though and never made it to the famous graphic scene

I’ve said before I fine Gaspar Noe incredibly hard to watch and not because of content or subject matter but the way he films

 

[Dan Lambskin]

Doubt I’ll ever find the time for a formal list but I probably would have had Roger Dodger towards the bottom of my Top 100

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Madison Avenue ad executive Roger (Campbell Scott) attributes his remarkable success with women to his ability to manipulate their emotions from the moment he first meets them, although his confidence is shaken when his boss, Joyce (Isabella Rossellini), unilaterally decides to end their secret workplace affair. When his teenage nephew, Nick (Jesse Eisenberg), drops in for a visit, Roger tries to show him how to pick up women, but soon learns that his approach isn't as foolproof as he thought.

 

[KarmaPolice]

If we're talking rom-coms, the best one is Audition. But that's 1999 and just missed eligibility here.

We thought it was covered with Oldboy.

 

[Joe Schmo]

I've never heard of The Phantom Thread, wasn't sure it was a real movie title until I looked it up. Not sure it's a movie for me but with DDL attached it's got to be high quality h2o.