Best and Worst Movies of September 2022 RANKED (Tier List)

[@paul_budd2541]

Pin me I am first

[@AustinBurke]

Avenge me

[@Dannny-o7t]

Willem dripfoe!!!!!😱😱😱

[@paul_budd2541]

Do you know how much I sacrificed!?!

[@Dannny-o7t]

@@paul_budd2541 Yeesseeeee u r something of a scientist by yourself ILY😚😚😚❤❤❤

[@Sharkman42]

@@paul_budd2541 HAAAAAARK

[@paradisecity0406able]

For me, Pearl deserves to *SHINE* in the #1 spot

[@AustinBurke]

Yesss

[@Dxme101]

Cant wait to see “smile” on Tuesday but I agree Pearl was my favorite in September!

[@sour3889]

I actually saw a lot of new movies this month. Here’s my ranking. 16. End of The Road - 2/10 15. Blonde - 2/10 14. Pinocchio - 3/10 13. Do Revenge - 4/10 12. Lou - 5/10 11. Honk for Jesus Save Your Soul - 5/10 10. Goodnight Mommy - 5/10 9. See How They Run - 6/10 8. The Greatest Beer Run Ever - 6/10 7. Athena - 6/10 6. Don’t Worry Darling - 7/10 5. Bros - 7/10 4. The Woman King - 7/10 3. Smile - 8/10 2. Pearl - 8/10 1. Barbarian - 8/10 Good month for horror lol

[@Minerdee]

It was nice to hear you talking about “See How They Run”. I just happened to see it was in theaters and thought it was fun. However, no one seemed to know about it or reviewed it.

[@Cash42]

So happy to hear that the Kid Cudi project is great! Cant wait to check it out alongside with the album he released. Honestly, hearing that the animation is reminiscent of the Spider-Verse movie is crazy

[@jbw612]

I always enjoy these videos, but normally I just watch them to hear your thoughts on movie I've already decided to see, or decided not to see. But this month I actually added several films to my watchlist based on your comments (might have removed 1 or 2 as well, lol). Thanks!

[@wolflarson71]

Plan on reviewing Andor when it’s over? Really strong so far IMO. Love the adult tone and strong writing and acting.

[@AustinBurke]

Already reviewed the first four! May do an update after!

[@redmangoose182]

Man I dug the final act in Barbarian still.

[@AustinBurke]

That’s fair!

[@pulpyfiction22]

This really has been A24's year, Everything Everywhere All At Once, Pearl, X. A24 has been crushing it. Everything Everywhere All At Once is probably in my top 5 movies.

[@alokupadhyay1470]

September was really such a great month for true movie lovers like me and Austin ☺️

[@Archangel0582]

Awesome: 1. The Woman King 2. Barbarian 3. Smile Good: Pearl I agree with you Austin. Great year for horror.

[@MagnitudeReviews]

Athena's cinematography tho. Also that very first 11-minute longtake felt like something straight out of Children of Men or Mad Max Fury Road. Shame the climactic moment of the film was that first 11-minute longtake. The first two acts of the film were great IMO, but the third act slowed it down to a screeching halt to the point it felt like a completely different film, was not a fan of that 3rd act at all.

[@BillBigD13]

Monthly recap is always my favorite post

[@fashionablechangeling1988]

So in September I saw Dear Evan Hansen and Beetlejuice: The Musical on Broadway and both were great. In terms of new releases: 1) Heathers: The Musical (the prophet on the Roku Channel) (If you count this as a movie, it's my favourite of the year) 2) Marcel the Shell with Shoes on (If Heathers doesn't count, this is my favourite movie of the year) 3) Bodies, Bodies, Bodies 4) My Best Friend's Exorcism 5) See How They Run 6) Do Revenge 7) Three Thousand Years of Longing 8) Don't Worry Darling (I actually liked this film)

[@Acme633]

I suggest that the names of the movies be displayed prominently on the screen when you review them in the future.

[@Milton2k]

Thank you for the recommendations, becoming a staple on my YT watchlist cause most of the time I agree with your point of view once I've seen a flick or a series.

[@monroethegreat7539]

I love The Women king and Pearl definitely my 2 favor movies of the month, Speaking of horrors, I heard Terrifier 2 is so bloody but sooo good I can't wait to watch it.

[@TwisterTerror]

Last month was AWESOME as far as movies, MUCH better than August and July, here's what I watched 13. Pinocchio 12. Jeepers Creepers: Reborn 11. The Munsters 10. Blonde 9. Goodnight Mommy I like the rest of these movies from here on out 8. Don't Worry Darling 7. Hocus Pocus 2 6. Greatest Beer Run Ever 5. Bros 4. The Woman King 3. Smile 2. Pearl 1. Barbarian

[@justins_os]

I saw 9 movies this month for the first time, only 2 new releases: GREAT: Breakfast at Tiffany's (1961), Key Largo (1948) GOOD: The Invisible Man (1933), Blade runner 2049 (2017), The Sea Beast (2022) MEH: Charade (1963), The Kid Detective (2022), Don't Worry Darling(2022), Shaun Of the Dead (2004)

[@Sharkman42]

Can't wait to see Barbarian here in South Africa

[@Cash42]

Don’t worry darling & Bros were the only movies that released this month that i watched and i loved both of them. I did catch up on X, so I’m really looking forward to watching Pearl. Also, The greatest beer run seems pretty great even if it’s only for the Efron performance lol

[@chelsey1087]

Great list! Pearl is my top favourite one

[@800Ms-k6n]

Have to admit, Harry Styles' performance in Don't Worry Darling makes Tommy Wiseau look like Daniel Day-Lewis 😂😂

[@fashionablechangeling1988]

Come on, he wasn't that bad. And I'm not even a HS stan

[@800Ms-k6n]

@@fashionablechangeling1988 uh yeah he is, it's so bad it just became unintentionally hilarious. My theater laugh when he did the angry scene, he overacts quite a bit

[@GamingExpert9990]

I just finished entergalatic and it was amazing. I didn’t like the conflict it felt rushed but everything else was amazing

[@8teenOfficial]

Athena should have an Oscar nomination

[@MagnitudeReviews]

It most certainly deserves to be in the conversation for Best Cinematography. Not sure about anything else tho outside of Best International, tho I don't believe France submitted it.

[@whenharshitspeaks]

Austin I liked don't worry darling......i felt it's first half a bit weird but 2nd half and the climax is just brilliant overall it's a good movie.

[@ebell9614]

I preferred Pearl over X too! I liked X well enough but Pearl blew me away. Easily in my top 5 of the year so far.

[@sarathbabu1245]

If you had watched Ponniyin Selvan, I can guarantee it would have been the top on your list, such a wonderful movie

[@nikkimillar]

If I could unwatch Don't Worry Darling I'd do it in a heartbeat. I'm absolutely fine with open endings but the whole script left me with so many unanswered questions that it just annoys me when I think about it.

[@nitinpatel1039]

These 3month will be big movie mania period, with Oscar worthy movies around the corner

[@loladiaz3534]

Did you say that you didn’t like Green Book?

[@JurassicJoey17]

Netflix made a coming of age movie/series?! Shocking! Lol…. Why is Netflix so obsessed with it?

[@tomlazoriksuccessfitness]

Gotta see Pearl 😱😱😱

[@JustinWilliams367]

1. The Woman King-BEST 2. Sidney 3. Barbarian 4. See How They Run 5. Smile 6. Do Revenge 7. Honk For Jesus, Save Your Soul 8. After Ever Happy-WORST

[@TheBlueFuton]

I smiled twice in Bros. I never thought Bill E. was never funny and this movie doesn't help.

[@AustinBurke]

Wait, you never thought he was never funny? So you thought he was funny?

[@TheBlueFuton]

@@AustinBurke Those double negatives get me everytime...please don't tell Disney of the screw up. 🙏

[@AustinBurke]

Hahaha you’re good man. I was genuinely trying to piece that together! We shall keep it a secret from the boss 👀

[@TheBlueFuton]

@@AustinBurke What I officially meant to say... I smiled twice in Bros. I never thought Bill E. was funny and this movie doesn't help. I never could have never edited but...wait shoot.

[@fashionablechangeling1988]

Bros doesn't come out here until the end of October :(

[@AustinBurke]

Noooo

[@mikesfilmfix]

Best movie I saw this month was probably Hocus Pocus 2. I hated Blonde, so that’s my least favorite. Ana de Armas was fantastic, but the story was so hard to watch and wasn’t at all entertaining.

[@rajeshkannan8677]

Plz do review #PonniyinSelvan movie

[@davidcheater4239]

Concerning the Oscars having a distaste for horror. Alfred Hitchcock never won an Oscar. Only 6 horror movies were ever nominated for Best Picture. The only one that won was "Silence of the Lambs."

[@Jonatan606]

Austin, could you drop stars on Letterboxd for the movies that you didn't get to review on the channel? For example with See How They Run, you didn't get to review it but it would be nice to see your star rating for it on Letterboxd. Thanks as always for the coverage. Much appreciated.

[@frankiegalindo980]

I had such high hopes for Pinocchio, but I was disappointed.

[@lukeryan1934]

I wanted to see Pearl blonde bros smile and woman king but only saw don’t worry darling and barbarian, both of which were pretty mid.

[@taylorransen7401]

you gotta watch the weird al biopic

[@RattlesnakeJake101]

The avatar re release is the only thing that been great so far.

[@judyradin]

How did u like bros over dont worry darling!?

[@RankingTheMouse]

I've never heard Austin go so negative towards so many movies in one month hahaha. In comparison to most months this year, this was one of the worst yet

[@thegoodprince3264]

Fun fact, me and you have the same Batman shirt. I didn’t see it until just now. I know that’s very random, but I’m a random kind of person, I guess.

[@blackguyofthesouth2161]

It's a strong year for Best Actress unfortunately

[@Anthonycheesman33]

Unfavorable odds and Jeepers creepers 4 and the munsters were the worst movies I saw this month by far .

[@Iampauljoseph]

😍🔥

[@tosmaa]

Blonde shld actually be under awful - like create a new name for it. Cldnt go past the 1st 20mins!!

[@marcusalbert9816]

Mia f##king Goth ♥️

[@CrookedShoeTales]

I have great taste in movies and I didn’t hate Pinocchio. I’m as confused as you are 😂

[@AustinBurke]

Hey I appreciate the honesty! Haha