HorrorMovieFans.com

As the current decade comes to an end I was wondering what everyone's top 10 films of any genre would look like.

Joker
Mad Max: Fury Road
Hereditary
Avengers Endgame
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
Guardians of the Galaxy
Train to Busan
Deadpool
The Revenant
Skyfall

Work in progress

Tough. I feel good about these 8.

Dunkirk
The Irishman
Moneyball
Drive
Mad Max: Fury Road
The Big Short
Get Out
John Wick

1. Mad Max: Fury Road
2. Inception
3. I Saw The Devil
4. Skyfall
5. Dunkirk
6. Mandy
7. It
8. Logan
9. Train to Busan
10. Drive

Although seeing Drive on Netflix makes it a priority to see soon. Perhaps I'll check it out tonight if I feel like putting something on.

Skyfall gets a spot something is getting bumped

this is subject to change...

mad max fury road
drive
bladerunner 2049
rogue one
cabin in the woods
skyfall
logan
frances ha
john wick
inception

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:1. Mad Max: Fury Road
2. Inception
3. I Saw The Devil
4. Skyfall
5. Dunkirk
6. Mandy
7. It
8. Logan
9. Train to Busan
10. Once Upon A Time In Hollywood

So far, you are winning with adding a few horror to the mix lol.

Man, I really haven't watched much newer movies. The Billboard in Missouri one (cant remember the name) was really good. I Saw the Devil and Train to Busan were aces. Mandy was cool. Need to watch it again though. I was perty drunk when I saw it lol.

My list has been revised If only slightly. Sorry QT

Tarantino was a guest host on the Dunkirk episode of "The Rewatchables" (movie podcast). Said after his most recent viewing, it's his #2 favorite movie of the decade.

Whole thing is worth a listen.

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:My list has been revised If only slightly. Sorry QT

Drive is fucking awesome.

Headhunter wrote:Tarantino was a guest host on the Dunkirk episode of "The Rewatchables" (movie podcast). Said after his most recent viewing, it's his #2 favorite movie of the decade.

Whole thing is worth a listen.

Dunkirk is fantastic, I agree with him. That should've been Nolan's big Oscar sweep, imo (even though I'm happy for Del Toro too, so it's not like a stinging loss).

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:

Headhunter wrote:Tarantino was a guest host on the Dunkirk episode of "The Rewatchables" (movie podcast). Said after his most recent viewing, it's his #2 favorite movie of the decade.

Whole thing is worth a listen.

Dunkirk is fantastic, I agree with him. That should've been Nolan's big Oscar sweep, imo (even though I'm happy for Del Toro too, so it's not like a stinging loss).

He also said it was a big Oscar snub, interestingly was adamant that it should have won for Screenplay. And that it's the apex of Nolan's career because he proved he could make a movie so big without the crutch of science fiction or superheroes.

I got the impression he isn't a big fan of Nolan generally, said this is by far his favorite and listed Batman Begins and The Prestige as his other two favorites.

Flickchart has Halloween (2018) in the #2 spot of the decade. Clearly I have some work to do before posting mine. I also need to watch Once Upon a Time in Hollywood first.

Monster wrote:Flickchart has Halloween (2018) in the #2 spot of the decade. Clearly I have some work to do before posting mine. I also need to watch Once Upon a Time in Hollywood first.

lol

I'm glad everyone loves Drive. I saw that movie a few years back and made a topic about it thinking I'd be the only one. Lol.

Would make my top ten, but I suck at lists.

Monster wrote:Flickchart has Halloween (2018) in the #2 spot of the decade. Clearly I have some work to do before posting mine. I also need to watch Once Upon a Time in Hollywood first.

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood may very well be my #1. But in fairness, I am still extremely high on it.

Breath. Calm down.

Ya know how I have kind of lamented and ranted on the state of recent movies.. and now seeing Wolf of Wall Street on no fucking lists, when that thing is a classic in any decade, is making me visibly angry.

And I recently rewatched Drive again, didn't like it as much this time. Rewatched the Wolf 2 days ago, still good sweet love. Fuck it.

Reign in Blood wrote:Breath. Calm down.

Ya know how I have kind of lamented and ranted on the state of recent movies.. and now seeing Wolf of Wall Street on no fucking lists, when that thing is a classic in any decade, is making me visibly angry.

And I recently rewatched Drive again, didn't like it as much this time. Rewatched the Wolf 2 days ago, still good sweet love. Fuck it.

Wolf of Wall Street as a complete movie is a victim of its own excess. When it loses steam, it dies. The first 2 hours are incredible, unlike other similarly structured Scorsese movies the crash isn't satisfying. That's why it didn't make my list, though I enjoy it.