As there have been so many amazing movies in the last 20 years, I haven’t had the chance to see all of them, Nonetheless, before I count down my final top 10, here are just a few of my honorable…
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20 – Little Miss Sunshine (2006, Valerie Faris & Johnathan Dayton) (Little Miss Sunshine Poster) After 8 tremendously well written articles, we’ve finally reached my top 20. Starting us off at number 20 is a two time Oscar winning dysfunctional…
30 – The One I Love (2014, Charlie McDowell) (Elizabeth Moss) We’re reached part 8 out of 10 and kicking off this next batch of 10 is yet another Mark Duplass mumble core film entitled The One I Love. Mark…
40 – Synecdoche, New York (2008, Charlie Kaufman) (Charlie Kaufman at Fantastic Fest 2015) Continuing us on at number 40 is the first appearance to this list from one of my favorite filmmakers ever, Charlie Kaufman. Synecdoche, New York tells…
The cinema is dead! Odeon, Cineworld and Picturehouse cinemas have all closed their doors for the foreseeable future, but what finally did it? Was it Television? VOD? Hell, did DVD’s make a comeback all of a sudden? The answer is…
From animation giants, Disney and Pixar and the director of Monster’s University, Dan Scanlon, comes their latest original family film, Onward. In a fantasy world that has long since lost its magic, two brothers embark on a quest for a…
From Leigh Whannell, the writer of Saw and the director of Blumhouse’s Upgrade, comes the newest entry into Universal’s Dark Universe with, The Invisible Man. The film follows Cecelia, played by Elizabeth Moss, a traumatized woman who experiences supernatural behaviors…
50 – A Serious Man (2009, Joel & Ethan Cohen) (A Serious Man Poster) I’m back and kicking off this countdown at number 50 is, in my controversial opinion, the best Coen Brothers film, A Serious Man. The film follows…
60 – School of Rock (2003, Richard Linklater) (School Of Rock Logo) Another day, another 10 film countdown, coming in at number 60 is a film that I grew up watching and hold dear to my heart, which is of…
From the Korean filmmaker Bong Joon-Ho, the director of such films as; Memories of Murder, Snowpeircer, and Okja, comes an all-new masterpiece and critical sensation in Parasite. The film follows a poor family as they con their way into being…