Top 25 Favorite Movies of the Decade

[@kelvinsilva7539]

1:Inception 2:Joker 3:Django unchained 4:1917 5:Marriage story 6:Blade runner 2049 7:Logan 8:The conjuring 9:Hereditary 10:Eighth grade

[@tonyhowell2259]

Summer of 84 was hard to find for me. Eventually streamed it on shudder. What. A. Movie. The ending was chilling as hell and wow they went there

[@TG5455]

I've counted the most movies that came out by year on your list and here they are. 2010: 2 movies 2011: 1 movie 2012: 2 movies 2013: 4 movies 2014: 6 movies 2015: 1 movie 2016: 2 movies 2017: 4 movies 2018: 2 movies 2019: 1 movie Interesting, huh?

[@andrewventura3287]

No

[@TG5455]

@@andrewventura3287 Huh? Is your butt hurting or something?

[@andrewventura3287]

@@TG5455 what no

[@survivaloftheidiots6239]

2013 and 2014 were the years

[@lesteraanholt2857]

My personal top 50 of this decade 1.Django: Unchained 2.The Wolf of Wall Street 3.The Hateful 8 4.Joker 5.Kingsman: The Secret Service 6.Deadpool 7.Moneyball 8.The Place Beyond the Pines 9.Wind River 10.Guardians of the Galaxy 11.Hacksaw Ridge 12.The Other Guys 13.The Cabin In The Woods 14.Kick-Ass 15.I Saw The Devil 16.A Star Is Born 17.Once Upon A Time In Hollywood 18.It 19.Ted 20.Shutter Island 21.Ready Player One 22.Creed 23.Drive 24.Super 8 25.The Martian 26.Whiplash 27.10 Cloverfield Lane 28.The Revenant 29.Hell Or High Water 30.Baby Driver 31.Boyhood 32.Prisoners 33.The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo 34.21 Jump Street 35.Toy Story 3 36.The Nice Guys 37.Everybody Wants Some!! 38.Shazam! 39.American Sniper 40.End of Watch 41.Don’t Breathe 42.Dallas Buyers Club 43.Ant-Man 44.Inception 45.Dawn of the Planet of the Apes 46.We’re The Millers 47.Child’s Play 48.Nightcrawler 49.Game Night 50.Inside Out

[@ajax3748]

2 years late but I agree for the most part but in my opinion as a comic book fan, ant man was one of my least favorite MCU movies

[@mastrb8tor743]

I thought inglorious basterds was better than django

[@noahkaulen4327]

Great list, Cody! Warrior is easily one of my favorites of all time as well. Some of my other favorites of this decade would be (in no particular order) Evil Dead, Drive, Shutter Island, Inception, The Town, Django Unchained, The Hateful Eight, Avengers: Infinity War, Prisoners, The Dark Knight Rises, Lawless, Logan, The Book of Eli, Act of Valor, 10 Cloverfield Lane, John Wick: Chapter 2, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, Brawl in Cell Block 99, and Joker to name a few.

[@h.b.smith_writer]

Awesome list. 👍

[@JustinShrader]

Upgrade was my favorite of 2018 as well

[@caitlynslusher8703]

Amazing List! Winter Soldier is my favorite Marvel movie of all time, even one of my favorite movies in general. It feels like you’re not just watching a comic book movie but an expertly crafted espionage action thriller. And I am SO SO HAPPY to see Warrior get the love it deserves! Such an underrated movie

[@maxalserda9127]

So happy to see Warrior on here, I absolutely adore it!

[@Espo2250]

Excellent list man!! The evil dead remake is absolutely brilliant and effected me the way the original exorcist did, just a real intense sadistic vibe from that movie. loved it. And with Django like yourself i really dont like westerns but i was totally captivated by the motivation of this guy getting his wife back and his comeuppance.

[@joemamma6182]

Come on Cody, I thought you would have Black Christmas on here 😂

[@dalestrunk1749]

You mean Black Wokesmas?

[@kristoffermastad0711]

😂

[@nolanc9432]

Heck yeah! Masterpiece! 🙂😀😃😄😆😅😂🤣

[@deauntemccombs3246]

It’s not apart of the decade.

[@joemamma6182]

@@deauntemccombs3246 2019 was in fact part of past decade bud

[@dalestrunk1749]

Still can’t believe we’re in a new decade. Damn. Hope the 2010’s were great for everyone and I hope the 2020’s are better.

[@bassmanplays7285]

Dale Strunk first half was good, second half dropped the ball

[@dalestrunk1749]

The ManHammerAR15 what up brother

[@digitalq9702]

I met my wife and got married in the 2010s so unless we have kids I don't think any decade will be better then the 2010s for me

[@RJIS]

bassman plays 2010-2014: 👍 2015-2019: 👎

[@Robalexe]

This didn't age well lol

[@distinguishedflyer]

Finally got around to seeing Warrior, and all I can say is thank you for recommending it so highly. I mean that quite sincerely. The movie’s first half in particular hit very hard, as the makers’ more restrained way of dealing with what could have been stock situations & themes gave it a much stronger impact. This will stay with me for a while.

[@franksemyon5855]

Warrior is hands down the greatest sports film ever made.

[@caitlynslusher8703]

Completely agreed! Such amazing performances from Nolte, Hardy & Edgerton and an emotional gut punch of a film

[@jordansweet8054]

Great list,Cody. Good to see some love for Chef. It's really personal,entertaining, and that food-mmmm. I probably enjoy Faveraus Iron Man, Elf and Jungle Book a bit more but this was really special. I'm surprised we have so many in common on our lists. Shout out to Looper, The Social Network, Snowpiercer, Ford v. Ferrari and Fury Road.

[@qui-gordonjinn]

Saved this to catch up with some of the lesser known ones you spoke about..now I have plans for the winter nights!

[@willigagbob8243]

Dawn was actually my favorite of the decade so awesome seeing it almost that high on yours.

[@illbebackwithbh9182]

I love Chef! Great seeing it that high on your list.

[@patrickpreston3904]

I’m so happy to see The Way Way Back getting some love!

[@steveo10861]

Great list man! Would love to see a top 25 movies of all time or top 25 actors of all time

[@nolanc9432]

Nice list Cody! Mine in no order is IT Joker Fast 5,6,7 Dark Knight Rises Deathly Hallows Pt 2 Man Of Steel X-Men Dofp, First Class Winter Soldier Infinity War Prometheus Logan Hereditary The Babysitter Deadpool Avengers Civil War Get Out Evil Dead Quiet Place Purge Purge Anarchy Purge Election Year First Purge Curse Of Chucky Halloween Alien Covenant Inception (I’m disappointed that it’s #4! Should be higher!!)

[@mikebunting2805]

CODY!!!! Warrior is in my top 5 of all time!

[@jennifersixx3740]

I haven’t seen a lot of these films, or other films. But three I have seen I loved were Argo, Shutter Island, and Gone Girl. And Evil Dead was amazing!! Love your videos!

[@matsernn]

Warrior is UNREAL. In my top 10 movies of all time.

[@Rcheek2299]

Me too

[@cooperosborne8141]

Good list! I love that you put The Town so high, one of my all time favorites!!

[@hahahagivemeasmile6074]

Glad to hear how high you hold the town for one of your favorite heist Movies I completely agree

[@lpphillyfan]

1. Whiplash 2. Inception 3. The Social Network 4. Once Upon a Time... In Hollywood 5. Parasite 6. Get Out 7. Interstellar 8. Guardians of the Galaxy 9. The Revenant 10. Blade Runner 2049 11. Arrival 12. Ex Machina 13. The Lobster 14. The Other Guys 15. 1917

[@wanderthisworld97]

Great list! Like you there were a lot of tough omissions. We have some over lap. I was so close to putting some of the Apes, Zahler, and MCU movies on my list but ultimately I did not find myself re-watching them as much as other. Below would be my 25 favorite/most re-watched movies of the decade: 25) Starbuck - heartwarming French comedy watching the lead character meeting and trying to make a difference in his kids’ lives 24) Chef - very enjoyable father/son story and finding your passion again (in this case cooking). Also made me fall in love with the Cuban sandwich haha 23) Gone Girl - never read the book so this movie had me guessing the whole time 22) Turbo Kid - impressive low budget action/comedy. Love the score too 21) Creed - every time I watch this movie I tear up during Adonis’ post fight interview at the end of the movie 20) Overlord - awesome action/horror/sci-fi. 19) Win Win - very heartfelt and funny , wish Paul Giamatti had gotten a nomination for it 18) Summer of '84 - great follow up from the director’s of “Turbo Kid” - Wayne Mackey’s monologue at the end of the movie was chilling 17) Don't Breathe - was on the edge of my seat from the moment they entered the house. 16) Tucker & Dale Vs. Evil - hysterical story of misunderstanding that cleverly satirizes many backwoods horror tropes 15) Safety Not Guaranteed - great characters and had me wondering the whole time if Mark Duplass’ character was crazy 14) John Wick: Chapter 2 - my favorite of the three JW movies. The stunt work blew my mind 13) Cold in July - a thriller that you think is heading one direction that shifts in a completely different direction. Great performances from all. 12) Interstellar - The grand scope and ambition of the plot blew me away. Seeing this in IMAX was also something special 11) Inception - interesting and original story. Very easily could have been muddy and confusing but Nolan manages to thread together the different “time-lines” so it all makes sense 10) Raid 2 - tops everything in the first movie. Jaw-dropping fight choreography, an impressive car chase/fight sequence, and a crazy police/mob story 9) Looper - love time travel flicks. Clever premise and dialogue. Also has one of my favorite child performances I have seen in a movie. 8) Hell or High Water - very atmospheric modern western. Enjoyed the dual buddy stories (buddy-cop and buddy-robber). I also listen to the soundtrack frequently. 7) Insidious - utterly eerie thanks to the dreary atmosphere, creepy score, and well executed jump scares 6) Trollhunter - I am a sucker for found footage and monsters. Most found footage movies shy away from showing you the ghost/monster with shakey camera work but this movie hides nothing. You see plenty of the action and trolls. Also the story and mythos of the trolls are very clever and often intentionally hysterical. 5) Godzilla - full confession, I am a mark for Godzilla so I might be biased on this. I dug the human storyline. I love the redesign for Godzilla. The visual effect captured the size and weight of these creatures well. The absence of screen-time for Godzilla is standard for a lot of the Japanese movies which is why it did not bother me. The Mutos were cool original monsters that had plenty of screen time on their own. 4) Warrior - phenomenal performances all around and genuinely did not know who I was hoping to win in the end. Nick Nolte does not get talked about enough for his performance. Yes, Nolte got an Oscar nom over Hardy or Edgerton but online I feel like most people only talk about Hardy and Edgerton 3) Dredd - My favorite comic book-based movie of the decade. It is shot beautifully to flush out a dirty/grimy world of Mega City 1. The use of 3D perfectly complimented the slo-mo drug. Awesome action sequences and Dredd/Anderson make this a unique buddy-cop movie 2) Mad Max: Fury Road - draw dropping action and world building. The fact that it is 80% practical effects/stunt work (roughly) is crazy. The cinematography and editing might be the best that has ever been done in an action movie. Too bad it did not perform better 1) Godzilla: King of the Monsters - again, I am a mark for Godzilla haha. The vibrant colors of the monsters and the monster designs were damn cool. The amount of monster action and absurd human plot lines are on par with most of the Japanese movies (especially the 80s and 90s Heisei era movies) which is why I love it. Also, the scene of Rodan escaping the volcano and chasing the planes is my favorite scene of the year

[@David-xc4we]

1. Inception (2010) 2. Logan (2017) 3. Mad Max: Fury Road (2015) 4. Gravity (2013) 5. Whiplash (2014) 6. Arrival (2016) 7. A Quiet Place (2018) 8. Hugo (2011) 9. The Master (2012) 10. El Camino: a Breaking Bad Movie (2019) 11. Her (2013) 12. The Social Network (2010) 13. War for the Planet of the Apes (2017) 14. Silence (2016) 15. Joker (2019) 16. Avengers: Infinity War (2018) 17. Avengers: Endgame (2019) 18. Spider-Man: Into the SpiderVerse (2018) 19. Blade Runner 2049 (2017) 20. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2 (2011) 21. Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014) 22. Inside Out (2015) 23. Toy Story 3 (2010) 24. 127 Hours (2010) 25. The Town (2010)

[@davidking5559]

Wow you are the man! THE TOWN is damn awesome, I really think Jeremy Renner was so underrated in that movie. I think it's better than Heat, and you have Inception at 4, to me it would be top 3. I've been trying to get someone to review it, maybe if you haven't already could you do a review on it for me please. I've been waiting 3 years for someone else to review it, a former friend of yours and still hasn't happen. Please if you could, thank you Cody either way. Great great list again, keep up the great content!!

[@bird9779]

I love that the number of men saved and events in hacksaw ridge were tuned down.

[@h.b.smith_writer]

Great list! My top 10 for this decade: 10. Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri 9. Drive 8. Parasite 7. Prisoners 6. 12 Years a Slave 5. The Accountant 4. Eighth Grade 3. The Tree of Life 2. The Dark Knight Rises 1. Blade Runner 2049

[@Rcheek2299]

Prisoners is amazing

[@jaredmartin7040]

Parasite is a masterpiece

[@nolobeecher8299]

Endgame is one of the best movies to see in the theater on premiere night!! I went to on Thursday night and the last hour the audience and myself were going bonkers the last hour and at the end there was a huge round of applause!!!

[@ThePatchedVest]

Solid list. Can't believe the decade is over.

[@shlepydog960]

I had to put a post-it note over your shirt. I COULD NOT look at Zelda for 30 mins this close to bedtime lol.

[@yoshi.4337]

Top 10 10. Logan 9. Birdman 8. Boy 7. Warrior 6. Inception 5. Kick-Ass 4. 21 Jump Street 3. Straight Outta Compton 2. Wolf of Wall Street 1. Social Network

[@punchtime579]

A couple of my favorites that weren't on your list were: Prisoners The Accountant Gone Girl The Lincoln Lawyer I gotta check out those on your list I haven't seen yet.

[@davidking5559]

Gone Girl was good, The Accountant was really good, and Lincoln Lawyer is really awesome! Don't think I've heard of and I know I haven't ever seen Prisoners, but you definitely have good taste in movies

[@punchtime579]

@@davidking5559 Prisoners stars Hugh Jackman and Jake Gyllenhaal. Great thriller.

[@h.b.smith_writer]

The Accountant is amazing.

[@Rcheek2299]

@@punchtime579 prisoners one of my all time favorites

[@JustinWilliams367]

2010: The Social Network 2011: Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes 2012: Marvel's The Avengers 2013: The Wolf Of Wall Street 2014: X-MEN: Days Of Future Past 2015: Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens 2016: Deadpool 2017: War For The Planet Of The Apes 2018-19: Avengers: Infinity War & Avengers: Endgame

[@angelaarnold2051]

Haven't seen Warrior but I'm a Tom Hardy fan so it goes on my list of things to see. Upgrade is one of my favorites. Thanks for a thoughtful list.

[@robertbishop8241]

My favorite from each year 2010 Toy story 3 2011 The Town 2012the dark knight rises 2013 The conjuring&Man of steel 2014 Whiplash 2015 The Martian 2016 Deadpool 2017 War for the planet of the apes 2018 Infinity war 2019 Endgame

[@robertbishop8241]

@The ManHammerAR15 thanks, I googled it on IMDB it said it came out in 2011 and I thought that dosen't feel right

[@adamcavalle]

We have very different opinions on horror movies. However this list is by far my favorite of yours because we have a lot of the same films but the best part is I learned about some great films I had no idea existed. Great list Cody!

[@CodyLeachYT]

Thank you

[@danhawrys3935]

Yes, you are the reason and only reason I heard of summer of 84 and thank you so much for that. I loved it so much it was my top 2 favorite horror movies last year. I watched it and then 4 days later showed my mom and a week later showed my friends and still loved it every time.

[@seanyonthemic]

Seven months later on this but here goes: lol 1. Inception (2010)-Yep. Nolan had an incredible film here. Great story, action, and memorable characters. Just perfect to me. 2. Les Miserables (2012)-this movie makes me cry a lot. It means a lot to me thematically, spiritually, and even musically. I never thought a musical would be my number 2. Lol 3. Django Unchained (2012)-my favorite Tarantino film. Funny, movies and just BA. unforgettable performances. 4. Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014)-my favorite MCU film same as yours and maybe my favorite ever. 5. Knives Out (2019)-a classic mystery with surprises and it was my favorite movie of last year. 6. Logan (2017)-an incredibly moving comic book film and send off to Hugh Jackman as Wolverine. 7. Mad Max: Fury Road (2015)-I had never seen a Mad Max Film. I almost don’t want to after this and pretend it’s the only one because of how fresh it was to me. It makes Fast and Furious look like Sesame Street. 8. Dawn of the Planet of the Apes (2014)-another surprising sequel that could have been a disaster. 9. Prisoners (2013)-I will never forget this film. It’s a terrifying, haunting thriller with underrated performances. 10. Once Upon A Time in Hollywood (2019)-every time I rewatch this film I love it more and more. 11. Hacksaw Ridge (2016)-one of the few Great War films out there. 12. The Nice Guys (2016)-an underrated action comedy that deserves more love. 13. Godzilla (2014)-this film rocked my world and brought out the kid in me again. Awesome experience opening night and an awesome movie despite its flaws. 14. Avengers: Endgame (2019) I don’t know where they can in the cinematic universe after this. It’s so difficult to think of it because it’s so good. I cry a lot during this film. 15. Mission Impossible: Fallout (2018)-can’t believe they set the bar again with action/stunts. The story is also fantastic too. 16. Captain America: Civil War (2016)-what a great follow up to Winter Soldier with an emotional center. 17. Gravity (2013)-this theater 3-D experience was truly immersive for me. 18. Sicario (2015)-a tense thriller with unforgettable cinematography and amazing performances. 19. Edge of Tomorrow (2014)- enjoyable on so many levels. A science fiction rip off of Ground Hog day but it’s great. 20. Sing Over Me (2014)-this one is special to me because I know the person involved in this. It’s a documentary about the life of a Christian singer with an incredible story/testimony that people will either embrace or hate. 21. The Heat (2013)-one of the few comedies I’ve enjoyed this last decade. 22. The Wolf of Wall Street (2013)-DiCaprio should have one for THIS film. What a long crazy 3 hour ride. 23. Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol (2011)-loved this action film. Set the bar for stunts again. 24. A Quiet Place (2018) such a surprise for me. A suspenseful creature feature with a terrifying premise. 25. The Avengers (2012)-the theater experience was incredible. I didn’t get a chance to see Endgame that way lol

[@veraseb]

Warrior made me bawl like an infant tbh

[@MarkTrombone]

How was Rudderless not in here?😮

[@adalester9]

My top 25 movies of the last decade 1. Logan 2. Django Unchained 3. Mission Impossible Ghost Protocol 4. John Wick 5. Get Out 6. Mad Max Fury Road 7. Spider-man Far From Home 8. Inception 9. The Raid Redemption 10. Hereditary 11. Black Panther 12. Avengers Endgame 13. The Lighthouse 14. Baby Driver 15. It Chapter 1 & 2 16. Alita Battle Angel 17. Dawn Of The Planet Of The Apes 18. The Witch 19. The Dark Knight Rises 20. The Conjuring 21. Shazam! 22. Wonder Woman 23. A Quiet Place 24. Upgrade 25. Guardians Of The Galaxy

[@dranger2937]

Had To re-subscribe to your channel yet again!

[@hunterfurr6304]

I agree completely. But I feel like wreck it Ralph is currently a very underrated movie although it’s absolutely fantastic at being a fun little movie and leaving an emotional impact on you. Btw I love your vids!!!

[@michaelcoffey1991]

@Cody as usual you have some outstanding picks, some picks we did not even hear about then 1 or 2 WTF IS HE THINKING!!! lol but that is all of us :) every list is personal and we all have 1 or 2 picks that will make other people loose it :) and that is a part why we all love to talk, debate and go over these kinds of lists. We love your integrity as you call it like YOU see it and YOU feel it :). Even when we agree or disagree we always respect your speaking your own point of view. Fun watch thank you for the upload Good Sir wife and i loved viewing it.

[@benjaminkennedy5083]

Hard list, my top 25 would be: 1. Mad Max: Fury Road 2. Logan 3. Prisoners 4. Avengers: Endgame 5. The Perks of Being a Wallflower 6. Shot Caller 7. Cold In July 8. Gone Girl 9. Insidious 10. The Grey 11. Inception 12. Game Night 13. You’re Next 14. The Hateful Eight 15. Whiplash 16. Win Win 17. End of Watch 18. The Wailing 19. Coherence 20. Take Shelter 21. Blade Runner 2049 22. Good Time 23. Mid90s 24. The Florida Project 25. Hell or High Water

[@faultforever]

Benjamin Kennedy End of Watch is a damn good movie

[@1977Eelco]

Think this would be my list: 2010: Inception 2010: The Fighter 2010: Shutter Island 2011: Intouchables 2011: Horrible Bosses 2011: Warrior 2012: End Of Watch 2012: Dredd 2012: The Raid: Redemption 2013: Nebraska 2013: Captain Philips 2013: Gravity 2013: Oblivion 2014: A Million Ways To Die In The West 2014: John Wick 2015: The Martian 2015: Inside Out 2016: Hell Or High Water 2016: The Conjuring 2 2017: Blade Runner: 2049 2017: Loving Vincent 2018: A Star Is Born 2018: Avengers: Infinity War 2019: Joker 2019: The Irishman

[@shenlochbrachass9684]

I wish myself luck for even thinking of a top 10 of the decade 1. Django Unchained 2. Joker 3. Star Wars: The Force Awakens 4. Logan 6. It Chapter 1 7. Creed II 8. Star Wars: Rise Of Skywalker 9. Avengers: Endgame 10. Captain America: Civil War 11. The Conjuring II 12. Batman:Under The Red Hood 13. Godzilla: King Of The Monsters 14. John Wick 15. Skyfall 16. Creed 17. Wonder Woman 18. Furious Seven 19. Man Of Steel 20. Spider-Man: Into The Spiderverse 21. Warrior 22. Childs Play 23. Pet Sematary 24. El Camino 25. Transformers: Bumblebee

[@ChelseaAllen420]

Finally somebody showing love to The Way Way Back!

[@skylar4390]

I’m appalled that The Bye Bye Man isn’t here. 🤣

[@faultforever]

Alex Kallinsky that movie wasn’t good

[@vegeta1059]

I haven't seen 90% of the films on this list. I need to get busy lol. Were you a Mad Max Fury Road fan? I loved that one. Talk about a ride.

[@CodyLeachYT]

Absolutely. That was on the draft list

[@jasongoss571]

Happy Belated Birthday Cody. Love All Your Reviews & All You Do, Keep Up The Great Work !!!!! 👍👍🎂🎈🎉🎁

[@howardgilbert9862]

Hey buddy, I saw u talk about The Town with the extended cut and I've never seen the movie and figured I'd give it a shot cuz of u! I got it at Walmart last night for just $5 on Blu Ray! U always recommend the best movies! Bout to watch it man I'll let u Kno what I think!!

[@howardgilbert9862]

I absolutely loved it man! Jeremy Renner was awesome! Ben Affleck is a great director! Have u seen Argo?

[@blazesawyer7662]

20 Blue ruin or It Follows (can’t decide on 20) 19 Blade Runner 2049 18 Nightcrawler 17 The Irishman 16 Django Unchained 15 Spider-Man into the Spiderverse 14 Her 13 Dredd 12 The Hateful Eight 11 Ex Machina 10 The Lighthouse 9 Mad Max Fury Road 8 Birdman 7 Inception 6 Logan 5 Whiplash 4 Once Upon a time in Hollywood 3 Joker 2 Dunkirk 1 Drive

[@marchionessamoretto7326]

Blade Runner 2049👎

[@marchionessamoretto7326]

Nobody will play Elvis Presley music in 2049

[@Rcheek2299]

@@marchionessamoretto7326 yes they will 😂

[@moviegeek1015]

Cody leach since you're, my favorite KZbinr, and I watch all of your videos, and I love you so much, and I adore you, will you please in my heart, I would do anything for you to do a top 25 or top 10 worst movies of the decade, it would be so much if you could do that for us, we love you and you are very special to me on KZbin, including drum dums and sean Chandler. Also it chapter one 2017 should be on your list

[@marchionessamoretto7326]

#10 sometimes it depends on the mood. When you watch things second time, you'll like it. That is why I watch things twice. If I keep falling asleep every time, then a movie is boring. Doesn't matter how much explosives it illustrates. I'll snooze.

[@TheSeagal421]

Hey Cody big fan man. I was just wondering if that intro song was an original for the channel or an actual song?

[@maxcribb815]

Warrior is a tremendous film and is in my collection. I know you said you're not really into sports films, but my Top 2 are Hoosiers and Miracle. I'm not a hockey fan...at ALL, but Miracle is great. If you haven't seen it, give it a chance. Kurt Russell is great as Team USA's coach, Herb Brooks and is one of the best performances by him. Enjoyed your list, Cody!

[@karanvirkooner1993]

Mad Max:Fury Road and Blade Runner 2049 are classics I love both movies

[@alexanderguevara3673]

Nighcrawler will always be one of my favorite movies. I watch it at least once or twice a year.

[@panicproductions7555]

Warrior is a extremely underrated movie

[@TinaJesse859]

Is there anyway to re release some of your older videos without the background music? It's very distracting.

[@alexwebster4595]

24:33 I skipped the tingle phrase and went straight to the drool phrase. Hilarious as fuck scene!!!

[@jamesmorant1406]

My Favorite Movie's Of Each Year 2010 Inception 2011 Harry Potter And the Deathly Hallows 2 2012 Dark Knight Rises 2013 Prisoners 2014 Interstellar 2015 Mad Max Fury Road 2016 Dead Pool 2017 It 2018 Mission Impossible fallout 2019 Once Upon a time in Hollywood

[@h.b.smith_writer]

Awesome picks!

[@jamesmorant1406]

@@h.b.smith_writer WOW Thank You I Appreciate it

[@Rcheek2299]

James Morant prisoners is so damn good

[@ForbiddenFruit73]

1. Let Me In 2. Spring Breakers 3. The Wolf of Wall Street 4. Scott Pilgrim vs. the World 5. The Avengers 6. Kick-Ass 7. The Way 8. The World's End 9. The Nice Guys 10. Wreck-It Ralph 11. It 12. Avengers: Infinity War 13. The Perks of Being a Wallflower 14. Captain America: The Winter Soldier 15. Captain America: Civil War 16. Logan 17. Won't You Be My Neighbor? 18. Silence 19. The Witch 20. Star Wars: The Force Awakens 21. Mandy 22. Lady Bird 23. It Follows 24. Thor 25. Mid90s 26. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood 27. The Wailing 28. Creed 29. The Edge of Seventeen 30. Midsommar

[@Jgrav]

Odd fact about S. Craig Zahler, he used to write for a metal magazine called Metal Maniacs years ago and was one of my favorite writers. I had no idea he made films...so that's cool. Guess I have some home work to do.

[@scotthall756]

I picture Christian Bale saying “ouch..” not seeing TDKR on here lol

[@theunknowntimelord8494]

The big shock for me is that John wick 2 wasn't on the list

[@mrcooling1983]

your'e next would have made my list. warrior deserves that number one spot forsure. great list cody

[@SlasherInSuits]

It follows I want a sequel totally agree. A tv show whatever.

[@marchionessamoretto7326]

It follows is unique, saw the trailer on the big screen which looked scary. When I brought the DVD, wasn't scary but I like the idea of some clever evil human spirit going after people. Slow moving spirit but manages to catch up with victims.

[@ashermoran611]

My personal list is: 14. The dark knight rises 13. The greatest showmen 12. Avengers Endgame 11. Deadpool 10. Man of Steel 9. Wreck it raph 8. Dawn of the plant of the apes 7. Tag 6. The Wolf of Wall Street 5. Logan 4. Captain america winter soldier 3. Harry potter the deathly hallows part 2 2. Fast 5 1. Toy story 3,4

[@rebecaukbr]

1. Logan 2. Whiplash 3. Dawn of the planet of the apes 4. Parasite 5. Avengers 6. Interstellar 7. Rango 8. Mission-impossible fallout 9. Star wars the force awakens 10. Knives out 11. Avengers endgame 12. Django unchained 13. Baby driver 14. Kingsman the secret service 15. Prisoners 16. Guardian of the galaxy 17. Creed 18. War of the planet of the apes 19. Her 20. Transformers dark of the moon 21. Skyfall 22. Kung fu panda 2 23. Drive 24. Black swan 25. The grand Budapest hotel

[@bjsauerbrei6632]

Great list. 110% agree on wreck it ralph

[@juanoro-barcenas79495]

My Top 25: 1. Django Unchained 2. Gone Girl 3. Rogue One 4. Zero Dark Thirty 5. American Sniper 6. X-Men Days of Future Past 7. Guardians of the Galaxy 8. Hell or High Water 9. Moonlight 10. Logan 11. X-Men First Class 12. Straight Outta Compton 13. Doctor Strange 14. Kick-Ass 15. Drive 16. Godzilla 17. The Hateful Eight 18. Baby Driver 19. Halloween (2018) 20. Us 21. War Dogs 22. Den of Thieves 23. 13 Hours 24. The Expendables 25. Godzilla: King of Monsters

[@Asian_Movie_Enthusiast]

Very solid list!

[@alltheglorytogod7402]

OMG YES dude i just watched summer of 84 IMO its a masterpiece!

[@heatherryan3969]

Love the shirt. If memory serves me correctly in "The Town", Jon Hamm and Rebecca Hall had no romantic relationship whatsoever. If anything the love triangle was between Rebecca Hall, Ben Affleck and Blake Lively.

[@bigschmangus8017]

17:04 Holy shit I'm finally not alone with that statement

[@alexreeder2372]

Awsome list cody

[@JaimeEnFuego]

Been listening to this in segments while editing Codz. RAD STATUS pull with Nightcrawler.

[@distinguishedflyer]

A very interesting list Sir - a number of movies here I still have yet to see (mostly comic-book films), including some I’ll definitely check out. One of those movies, I must admit, is Warriors, which has been on my ‘must-watch’ roster for way too long; this will bring it near the front of the line! A little interesting that horror pictures didn’t figure too much in these twenty-five. While I love It Follows, I’d rather not see a sequel: one of that film’s strengths is that we don’t know anything about where the curse/demon comes from, and a sequel would probably attempt to tell us and therefore ruin the mystery of it (one of the reasons so many horror sequels are bad ideas!). That's the main reason why I'm not looking forward to the upcoming sequel to A Quiet Place. I’m also glad you stuck up for Hacksaw Ridge; too often in modern movies, people with strong religious faith are given the villain’s role, or at least portrayed as old-fashioned and a little bit dumb. To see a different perspective on things was refreshing (and I’m speaking as someone who has never had any faith at all). That’s also part of the reason why I like the sometimes subtle spiritual aspect of films by people like Tarkovsky or Malick. I’m very much with you on Edgar Wright: although I guess I liked his other movies more than you did, I agree that this is best one. If it’s possible to make an ‘action musical,’ he managed it here, and it’s perhaps the best movie in either of those genres in the last decade - and that’s with some stiff competition in both. One of the few comic-book movies I have seen was Deadpool, and it was marvelous: the sense of humor on display is right up my street, and it made the whole thing wonderful fun. It also has perhaps the best opening credits sequence of any movie in the last decade (not a big prize, I know, but still!). Ben Affleck’s first three films as a director are all terrific, but I would probably put The Town at the top of them; it was the first one of his I actually saw (in theaters, no less), and I was very pleasantly surprised. Martin Scorsese, Quentin Tarantino & Christopher Nolan all vied for spots on my own list, but for each one I was thinking of different films: while I loved The Wolf of Wall Street (essentially a comedic Goodfellas, if you look at the story arc & stylistic choices), it was his big, expansive The Irishman that I liked just a tiny bit more. I also enjoyed Django Unchained, but it seemed a little too much like Inglourious Basterds for me to embrace it as much as you. My favorite Tarantino movie of the last ten years (this is where we’ll probably have our biggest disagreement) was Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. We both love his movies, but our favorites are very different. As for Nolan and Inception, I enjoyed it but primarily as an action movie: how the dreams connected with the world outside seemed a bit too literal and direct for me (such as when, near the beginning, water flows through all the windows as DiCaprio falls into the tub). Interstellar vies with Memento as my favorite of his movies, and it’s certainly the most ambitious one he’s made. I’m also in agreement with you on Nightcrawler: a terrific film, that probably has more relevance now than then, but one that’s been seen by not nearly enough people. Two movies on your list made my own top ten: Three Billboards & Whiplash. The former took what I thought was going to be a very stereotypical group of people (bad cops, righteous crusading mother, etc.) and twisted things in ways that made the story much more interesting than I was afraid it might have been. Those tweaks also bothered a lot of people (principally the ones who loved the 2019 version of Black Christmas, I think!), but there we are. It’s probably my favorite Martin McDonagh movie, although it’s a close call with In Bruges. Whiplash is easily my favorite Damien Chazelle film, even though I really liked the two movies he’s made subsequently. I agree completely with your description of it, which is perhaps why so many of my Navy colleagues also love the movie: we can relate to it a fair bit! That we see plenty of unsympathetic aspects to the student's character, and even come to understand the viewpoints of the teacher, makes those two people some of the most memorable in any movie of recent years. As for my own top ten, while I still haven’t quite finalized things, I am pretty firm on the top three, so I’ll just list those: #3 - Interstellar (already mentioned this one above; perhaps my favorite Nolan movie, and in the running for my favorite sci-fi film of all time) #2 - Whiplash (also mentioned above) #1 - Hell or High Water by David Mackenzie (while making an end-of-decade list is not simple, this #1 pick was very easy indeed: I’ll say no more about it just in case you haven’t seen it, since I think this is the kind of movie you will like very much; I’ll watch Warriors and you see this one!) (Other films swirling around in the top ten, looking for their place, are American Hustle, Arrival, Before Midnight, Looper, Three Billboards and The Tree of Life. No horror movies on the list, although It Follows was in the running.) One question: since you're not making a worst-of-decade list (and goodness knows I understand why!), do you have a choice for the single worst film of the last ten years? Cheers!

[@aaronjennings9394]

Good picks Cody, and I love Man of steel too, but I can't help but notice you mentioned Tom Hardy pretty often, rightfully so cause he's awesome, but if you ever thought of doing a review of disturbing movies I recently watched one called Bronson, and it stars Tom Hardy. Bronson is grounded, but batshit crazy lol.... I'm a little scarred lol!!!

[@colewarnerreviews5834]

My Top 25 1. John Wick 2. Mission Impossible Fallout 3. Skyfall 4. Logan 5. Inception 6. Edge Of Tomorrow 7. The Equalizer 8. ParaNorman 9. Wreck It Ralph 10. Captain America The Winter Soldier 11. Dawn Of The Planet Of The Apes 12. How To Train Your Dragon 2 13. Kung Fu Panda 2 14. Toy Story 3 15. The Accountant 16. The Expendables 17. Take Shelter 18. Crawl 19. Spider-Man Into The SpiderVerse 20. Inside Out 21. Dredd 22. World War Z 23. Gone Girl 24. The Social Network 25. Olympus Has Fallen

[@benjaminmartinez1638]

I've seen all these movies minus Upgrade, Wreck It Ralph and The Evil Dead remake so those are on my radar. I just haven't gotten around to watching them yet. Some of my all time favorite movies are in this list you put together. Going off your list and how i would rank your choices since I love so many of them it would go. 22. Django Unchained 21. Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri 20. Man Of Steel 19. Summer Of 84 18. Brawl In Cell Block 99 17. Avengers Endgame After that it gets extremely tough for me because all these movies I love. 16. Deadpool 15. Logan 14. Creed 13. Nightcrawler 12. Hacksaw Ridge 11. The Town 10. Warrior 09. Captain America: The Winter Soldier 08. Baby Driver 07. Chef 06. The Way Way Back 05. Dawn Of The Planet Of The Apes 04. It Follows 03. Inception 02. Whiplash 01. The Wolf Of Wall Street I'd add American Honey, Oculus, Shot Caller, Leave No Trace, Silence, The Nice Guys, Silver Linings Playbook, American Animals, Real Steel, The Lincoln Lawyer, Remember Me, Good Time, The Spectacular Now, A Place Beyond The Pines, Birdman, The Perks Of Being A Wallflower, Edge Of Seventeen, Prisoners and Ford v Ferrari would all be in the mix for me.

[@TotalMeltdown2]

The Evil Dead remake is your favorite Evil Dead movie? WTF? I understand it's your opinion man but wow that's the first time I've heard someone liking the remake over the original three films

[@sevnrin4134]

TotalMeltdown2 in my opinion it’s 1st then remake then 2nd then 3rd

[@noahfredenburg182]

Loveeee your vids! I would love if you did a top horror movies of the decade video 🖤

[@CodyLeachYT]

I may soon. I'm burnt out on rankings

[@HorrorCritical]

My Top 30 films of the 2010s decade are 1. I Saw The Devil 2. Blade Runner 2049 3. Django Unchained 4. The Killing Of A Sacred Deer 5. Dredd(2012) 6. Hereditary 7. The Wailing 8. Once Upon a Time In Hollywood 9. Under The Skin 10. 12 Years a Slave 11. The Wolf Of Wall Street 12. The Hateful Eight 13. The VVITCH 14. It Follows 15. The Lighthouse 16. Black Swan 17. The Handmaiden 18. The Raid 2/The Raid 19. The House That Jack Built 20. Parasite 21. The Grand Budapest Hotel 22. Mad Max Fury Road 23. Good Time 24. Doctor Sleep 25. Train To Busan 26. Ex Machina 27. The Ballad of Busker Scruggs 28. Whiplash 29. Lords of Chaos 30. Nightcrawler

[@JoaquinJr]

1. Inception 2. Warrior 3. The Tree of Life 4. Joker 5. Parasite 6. Logan 7. Toy Story 3 8. Anomalisa 9. Nightcrawler 10. Whiplash 11. Birdman 12. Gone Girl 13. Her 14. The Wolf of Wall Street 15. Infinity War 16 John Wick 2 17. Into the Spider-Verse 18. Interstellar 19. The Perks of Being a Wallflower 20. You Were Never Really Here 21. The Avengers 22. Django Unchained 23. A Silent Voice 24. The Peanut Butter Falcon 25. Rudderless

[@nolobeecher8299]

You’re right. I saw avengers endgame at the premiere and the portals scene happened and you couldn’t hear the movie because everyone was going nuts. I loved endgame

[@nickravera4069]

Top 4 1. Young Adult 2. Weekend 3. Black Swan 4. Hanna

[@sensiblegear6049]

Oh man Whiplash was soo good. Glad to see it on this list

[@TwisterTerror]

Great list Honorable Mention out of order: Guardians of the Galaxy Nightcrawler Avengers Endgame Rudderless Mission Impossible: Ghosts Protocol/Fallout Evil Dead Mad Max: Fury Road Wolf off Wall Street The Accountant Room The Equalizer/Equalizer 2 Creed Ex Machina Deepwater Horizon Deadpool Zootopia Wreck-It Ralph How to Train Your Dragon The Gift 25. Logan 24. A Quiet Place 23. You're Next 22. Djanco Unchained 21. Gravity 20. The Avengers 19. The Conjuring 18. Baby Driver 17. Whiplash 16. Warrior 15. It Follows 14. Kick Ass 13. Brawl in Cell Block 99 12. The Social Network 11. The Town 10. Fast 5 9. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo 8. Dredd 3D 7. Upgrade 6. Hacksaw Ridge 5. John Wick: Chapter 2 4. Prisoners 3. Man of Steel 2. Captain America: The Winter Soldier 1. Inception

[@filmfanman2647]

I didn't believe this the first time I saw it, but the Russo Brothers' first feature film directing was the Owen Wilson movie You, Me, and Dupree from the mid 2000s. So weird to see where they started.

[@jordansweet8054]

Dang. Talk about an origin story.

[@alinkovacs6122]

1. Avengers Infinity War/Avengers Endgame 2. Hacksaw Ridge 3. Whiplash 4. Inception 5. Planet of the Apes trilogy 6. Toy Story 3 7. Cinderella 8. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows part 1&2 9. Mission Impossible Fallout 10. Mad Max Fury Road 11. The Avengers 12. Blade Runner 2049 13. The Impossible 14. Django Unchained 15. John Wick trilogy 16. Logan 17. Creed 18. Inside Out 19. Captain America Civil War 20. Guardians of the Galaxy

[@NOLANATION9]

The town is so good!

[@StephenStryker]

I haven’t watch the whole video yet but I hope cabins on here

[@abriaangel9986]

Chef (I watched this about 4 or 5 times) Wolf of Wallstreet, Captain America Civil War and Winter Soldier, Incredibes 2, Creed 1 and 2, Avengers Endgame, Spiderman: Homecoming, The Accountant, and The Town are definitely some of my favorites of the decade. I enjoyed Warrior too when I watched it.