BOT's Top 100 Films of the 2010s: The Countdown | List complete

[CoolioD1]

4 minutes ago, Jake Gittes said:

Yeah we've only done the 70s.

oh i thought we'd done the 90s but i guess it was just all those random best of the year lists we did for the 90s. that would be a fun one to do. i'm guessing number one would be... the matrix?

[baumer]

Edge of Tomorrow is a lot of fun, probably wouldn't make my list but it is a good solid movie.

@The Panda Hard to be a God (or better known as Mud and Chickens) might have made my list at 100 just because it's maybe the most bizaare, strange, off beat yet interesting film I have ever seen. @Plain Old Tele...i still don't know how to feel about the film.

Carol is one of those films that shocked me in a good way.  Looked strange in the trailers but turned out to be one of my faves of the year.

Not a big Civil War guy but I get that most loved that movie.

LOVE THE INCLUSION OF FROZEN on the list.  One of the better horror movies of the decade imo.

Apes is a good film but not top 100 imo.

Any movie that is ballsy and smart enough to have Margot Robbie in a bubble bath explaining sub prime mortgages before telling us to fuck off, deserves to be on the list.

Not sure where I'd rank the Raid, but yes, it deserves a place on this list, good job boys and girls.

Thor Rag is not quite my tempo.

 

[Jake Gittes]

7 minutes ago, CoolioD1 said:

oh i thought we'd done the 90s but i guess it was just all those random best of the year lists we did for the 90s. that would be a fun one to do. i'm guessing number one would be... the matrix?

Probably that or Shawshank.

[4815162342]

13 minutes ago, grey ghost said:

Infinity War was more than solid.

I wouldn't put Endgame on the same level.

 

The way the story is told from Thanos' perspective was perfect.

 

I dunno. I guess you need to be invested in the MCU to fully appreciate Infinity War but when I watch it, it feels different from most superhero and popcorn movies.

 

Even from something like Endgame.

 

I have liked/enjoyed almost all of the MCU films. Being able to pull off a coherent story with that many characters crammed together fighting for space is an achievement.

 

But that doesn't mean I will give either movie a pass on their issues that hold them back. I certainly don't give Episodes 7/8 a pass on their problems, as much as I enjoy both.

[4815162342]

12 minutes ago, CoolioD1 said:

oh i thought we'd done the 90s but i guess it was just all those random best of the year lists we did for the 90s. that would be a fun one to do. i'm guessing number one would be... the matrix?

 

I think Shawshank beats out Matrix, as Jake noted

[CoolioD1]

Just now, 4815162342 said:

 

I think Shawshank beats out Matrix, as Jake noted

lord, that probably wouldn't even crack my hundred.

[baumer]

Room has two incredible performances.  I'm not sure it's a great movie though.

1917 is a gimmick.  Not a bad film but not a good one either.

OUATIH haa grown on me a bit.

Sicario is a very good film.  Like the placing of it here.

Shape of Water is up there with Citizen Kane as films that have brainwashed all of you into thinking it is a good movie.

Catching fire.....I think that's the only one of the three I liked immensely.

[baumer]

3 minutes ago, CoolioD1 said:

lord, that probably wouldn't even crack my hundred.

 

That's because you don't like movies, or you have been infected with the same virus as @Plain Old Tele is inflicted with.

[Jake Gittes]

21 minutes ago, lorddemaxus said:

But is it CINEMA?

*whispers* it's a two-part season finale

[CoolioD1]

2 minutes ago, baumer said:

 

That's because you don't like movies, or you have been infected with the same virus as @Plain Old Tele is inflicted with.

it's tough to crack the hundred. i do like it so it might be filler at the bottom of my list but i'd have to write it out to be sure.

 

Now we gotta do the 90s next.

[terrestrial]

25 minutes ago, CoolioD1 said:

i think we might have already done those. idk it's hard to keep track of all the lists. i know there was a 70s list a couple months ago.

 

I think the 50s would be fun.

 

16 minutes ago, grey ghost said:

Some heroic box office nerd should dig up the list so we can actually compare them.

 

not a heroic nerd, but here you go (only the posts of the voters)

 

 

The ‚countdown‘

 

 

 

 

old thread

 

[grey ghost]

Is there any chance the 90's could beat the 1970's list?

 

100 - Midnight Express 
99  -  Aguirre, the Wrath of God 
97  -  Tora! Tora! Tora!
97  -  The Black Stallion
94  -  The Conformist
94  -  Manhattan
94  -  Duel
93  -  Airport (1970)
91  -  Three Days of the Condor
91  -  Assault on Precinct 13
90  -  The Wicker Man
88  -  The Taking of Pelham One Two Three
88  -  All That Jazz
87  -  Escape From Alcatraz
86  -  Dersu Uzala
85  -  Picnic at Hanging Rock
84  -  Papillon
83  -  The Day of the Jackal
82  -  Phantasm
81  -  Murder on the Orient Express
80  -  The Rescuers
79  -  The Towering Inferno
78  -  The Jerk
76  -  Star Trek: The Motion Picture
76  -  Stalker
75  -  Bedknobs and Broomsticks
74  -  High Planes Drifter
73  -  Five Easy Pieces
71  -  The Castle of Cagliostro
71  -  MASH
69  -  The Warriors
69  -  Mean Streets
68  -  The Spy Who Loved Me
67  -  The Man Who Would be King
65  -  Smokey and the Bandit
65  -  Annie Hall
64  -  Harold and Maude
63  -  Invasion of the Body Snatchers
62  -  The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
61  -  Paper Moon
60  -  The Rocky Horror Picture Show
59  -  Nashville
55  -  Watership Down
55  -  The Outlaw Josie Wales
55  -  Sorcerer
55  -  Eraserhead
54  -  Fiddler on the Roof
53  -  Rocky II
52  -  Badlands
50  -  Slap Shot
50  -  Barry Lyndon
49  -  Enter the Dragon
48  -  Kramer vs. Kramer
46  -  The Omen
46  -  Mad Max
44  -  Days of Heaven
44  -  Breaking Away
43  -  Dawn of the Dead
42  -  Deliverance
41  -  The Aristocats
40  -  Robin Hood
39  -  Saturday Night Fever
38  -  Patton
37  -  Cabaret
35  -  The Muppet Movie
35  -  Suspiria
34  -  Grease
33  -  The Conversation
32  -  Serpico
31  -  Dirty Harry
30  -  National Lampoon's Animal House
29  -  The Deer Hunter
28  -  A Clockwork Orange
27  -  American Graffiti
26  -  The French Connection
25  -  The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
24  -  Dog Day Afternoon
23  -  Monty Python's Life of Brian
22  -  Carrie
21  -  The Sting
20  -  The Exorcist
19  -  Young Frankenstein
18  -  All the Presidents Men
17  -  One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
16  -  Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory
15  -  Network
14  -  Chinatown
13  -  Blazing Saddles
12  -  Halloween
11  -  Superman
10  -  Taxi Driver
9   -  Monty Python and the Holy Grail
8   -  Rocky
7   -  Close Encounters of the Third Kind
6   -  The Godfather Part II
5   -  The Godfather
4   -  Apocalypse Now
3   -  Alien
2   -  Jaws
1   -  Star Wars

Edited October 11, 2019 by Porthos

[baumer]

Tree of Life is one of the most ambitious movies ever made so I see why it made the list.

Blackkklansman is too low imo.  Second best Spike Lee film imo. (Malcolm X)

Glad to see Rogue one on the list.  

Zero Dark Thirty is a great movie and Chastain is terrific in it.  It's also a great fairy tale, in the same way that Cinderella is.

Glad to see the Irishman here.  Much better than Parasite imo.

The Avengers should be much higher.  One of a handful of Marvel films that I think is pretty much perfect.

Roma shouldn't be anywhere near this list.

Fallout is good

Phoenix deserved his oscar for Joker, unfortunately for me, I didn't care for the movie all that much.

 

[Jake Gittes]

I might like the 90s over the 70s tbh, granted I've also watched way more 90s movies. A very rich decade what with the independent + foreign film boom plus a bunch of very good studio mid-budget movies and blockbusters. 

[CoolioD1]

yeah i've probably seen more deeper cuts from the 90s so i could probably whip up a better list than my own 70s list. but still you can't cross out the possibility that Space Jam will be in our top 50 or whatever.

[charlie Jatinder]

43 minutes ago, lorddemaxus said:

But is it CINEMA?

Infinity War is Cinema. Cinema is Infinity War.

 

[Ethan Hunt]

33 minutes ago, baumer said:

 

LOVE THE INCLUSION OF FROZEN on the list.  One of the better horror movies of the decade imo.

 

 

It's not that Frozen.

[baumer]

Lego and Paddington...yikes.

Leave No Trace is another one I need to see.

Favourite, another decent movie but over rated.  At least the film title is spelled correctly.

The Martian is a terrific film highlighted by Damon's performance.  

 

[baumer]

7 minutes ago, Ethan Hunt said:

It's not that Frozen.

 

I know which Frozen it is.   

[lorddemaxus]

6 minutes ago, baumer said:

Lego and Paddington...yikes.

Yeah they're both way too low. At least top 20 material.