Top 25 Films Of The 2010s

[@SmashingUKProductions]

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[@user-hu3iy9gz5j]

Whiplash: starring Jeff Bezos as teacher

[@user-vr8fs8gg6h]

Jeff bezos with gordon ramsey attitude

[@BlackSailPass_GuitarCovers]

Props for including Interstellar, Whiplash, and your #1. Good list.

[@joelproductions23]

The only things missing are prisoners and Logan

[@NEEKNerdGeek]

My top 3 are Inception, La La Land and Whiplash so I'm definitely happy with this list

[@achyuta4206]

Yes for Blade Runner 2049. Absolute masterpiece.

[@daveobrien2365]

Ryan gosling having like 5-6 movies in here. Goes to show he really is one of the top actors and defintely isn’t recognized enough.

[@frances1227]

Definitely

[@miltiadisathanasiou4058]

In my opinion: 1. Parasite 2. Drive 3. The Lighthouse 4. Whiplash 5. A Seperation 6. Grand Budapest Hotel 7. The Handmaiden 8. Moonlight 9. Mad Max: Fury Road 10. The Master 11. The Hunt 12. Blade Runner 2049 13. Django Unchained 14. Spider-Man into the Spider-Verse 15. Uncut Gems 16. Manchester by the Sea 17. The Wolf of Wall Street 18. Florida Project 19. Get Out 20. Phantom Thread 21. Nightcrawler 22. Her 23. Incendies 24. The Tree of Life 25. Call Me By Your Name

[@kylorey2734]

glad to see blade runner 2049 and a separation make the list. movies that should be on the list prisoners, gravity, the revenant, the master, night crawler, hacksaw ridge, man of steel, the hunt.

[@SmashingUKProductions]

Great suggestions. We wish we could have included so many others on the list too. The pain with countdown restrictions, thanks for the comment!

[@kingofzodiac2729]

My top 25 25. Paterson 24. Chhichhore 23. The Skin I Live In 22. Enemy 21. Happy as Lazzaro 20. Mad Max: Fury Road 19. Dunkirk 18. Hacksaw Ridge 17. Bad Genius 16. Once Upon a Time In Hollywood 15. Prisoners 14. Gone Girl 13. Blue is the Warmest Color 12. Portrait of a Lady on Fire 11. Hotel Mumbai 10. Phantom Thread 9. Incendies 8. Django Unchained 7. Whiplash 6. Edge of Tomorrow 5. Lion 4. La La Land 3. Parasite 2. Interstellar 1. Inception

[@AhmadAneeq]

great list my man

[@tahitiplanderlinde8640]

Blue is the Warmest Color, really?

[@schwärmerei]

Pretty much surprised to see someone know Lion and Portrait..

[@maimayoush3285]

Thank you 😊

[@harshyadav6954]

Top 3 same

[@ascendant9792]

10. Shutter Island 9. Her 8. Deathly Hollows part 2 7. 1917 6. The Dark Knight Rises 5. The Wolf of Wall Street 4. The Social Network 3. Once Upon at Time in Hollywood 2. Interstellar 1. Inception

[@keretaman]

Surprised but glad to see Portrait of a Lady on Fire in the honourable mentions. From how the list was going, it came as a big surprise.

[@CD-603]

25. The fighter 24. American hustle 23. Warrior 22. Avengers infinity war 21. The shape of water 20. The Florida prject 19. La la land 18. Hacksaw ridge 17. The revenant 16. Hereditary 15. Once upon a time in Hollywood 14. Grand Budapest hotel 13. Boyhood 12. Get out 11. Moonlight 10. Endgame 9. Joker 8. Arrival 7. The social network 6. Bladerunner 2049 5. Django unchanged 4. Logan 3. Parasite 2. The wolf of wall street 1. Inception

[@guts1684]

Finally logan

[@BlackSailPass_GuitarCovers]

The Revenant! Brutal, intense film.

[@ChristianBritez34]

No whiplash ? Damn

[@CD-603]

@ChristianBritez34 wow, I mustn't have watched it cause it would be ahead of almost all the films on this list. BTW, this list would be completely different now

[@Tinkering902]

I was getting nervous when Sicario wasn't mentioned, but at least it got an honorable mention.

[@ahmet-erdem61]

You guys did a great job on that video, i totally forgot i voted that. Its a good consept i wish to see more video with same format as other decades. Keep it up the good work and thank you !

[@himanshugarg637]

Interstellar😍

[@BlackSailPass_GuitarCovers]

One of the only films I rewatched in its entirety the following day. A modern Sci-fi classic, no doubt.

[@vinnyvegas7]

Earth is flat. Eric dubay.

[@Manusia.satu1]

Boring

[@Bazzle-pl8fu]

This list is so good

[@nigelasipa4150]

Some curious picks for this list. If anything it made me ponder on the resonance these films have had on people and some of these I’ve seen repeatedly throughout critic’s polls of the best films of the decade. Decent list overall

[@kemblemcclure2266]

Would have liked to see Call Me By Your Name somewhere on here.

[@feliciahorne8969]

Agreed. It is a much better movie than Inception. I am shocked that it did not make the list.

[@yourebreakingmyballs4787]

I thought it was a boring movie, don't kill me pls

[@feliciahorne8969]

@@yourebreakingmyballs4787 I am not judging you at all. We all have our own taste. The movie is definitely a slow burn, which I like, but others may find boring. What was your favorite movie of the 2010's?

[@yourebreakingmyballs4787]

@@feliciahorne8969 No favorite, but probably it's between Wolf of WS, Infinity War, Interstellar and Inception. Shout-out to Spotlight and Get Out

[@ignatiusjackson235]

**fart noises**

[@franciscondon1902]

Films i would of put on this list. 127 Hours. The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo Skyfall. Gravity. Birdman. Room. Carol. The Hateful Eight. Manchester By the Sea. You Were Never Really Here.

[@ruly8153]

True grit

[@ancheta650]

didnt expect whiplash to be here but glad u put it in 🙂

[@keep_walking_on_grass]

I don't agree with your No. 3 and No. 2. I have a different opinion. but your No. 1 is spot on. Inception is without a doubt the best movie on this list. Inception is an experience, it feels like a dream. the visuals are overwhelming, besides the overwhelming story, the overwhelming love story, and the great actors. it is unmatched. Chris Nolan's best.

[@captainhowlerwilson508]

Really? I absolutely disagree. Whiplash and Parasite are some of the best written, well acted, well shot and intense movies of the decade and can find little to nothing to dislike about them.

[@tylermacgregor1320]

My favourites: 25. The Witch 24. Scott Pilgrim vs The World 23. Uncut Gems 22. The Tale of The Princess Kaguya 21. Once Upon A Time In Hollywood 20. Frances Ha 19. Parasite 18. At Eternity’s Gate 17. The Grand Budapest Hotel 16. Paterson 15. Mad Max Fury Road 14. Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance) 13. The Irishman 12. Inside Lewyn Davis 11. Blade Runner 2049 10. Shoplifters 9. La La Land 8. Drive 7. Incendies 6. The Lighthouse 5. The Handmaiden 4. First Reformed 3. Django Unchained 2. The Master 1. Under The Skin

[@mistahmata]

25. Under the Skin 24. The Florida Project 23. The Social Network 22. Mad Max: Fury Road 21. Whiplash 20. Prisoners 19. Marriage Story 18. Moonrise Kingdom 17. Before Midnight 16. Black Swan 15. Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance) 14. Moonlight 13. At Eternity’s Gate 12. Arrival 11. Parasite 10. The Last Black Man in San Francisco 9. The Tree of Life 8. Inside Llewyn Davis 7. The Lighthouse 6. Good Time 5. A Ghost Story 4. Drive 3. Phantom Thread 2. Her 1. It’s Such a Beautiful Day

[@tylermacgregor1320]

@@mistahmata It’s Such A Beautiful Day has been on my radar for a while, I’ll be sure to check it out whenever I get a chance. I just edited in The Handmaiden, a gem I think is definitely worth your time.

[@mistahmata]

@@tylermacgregor1320 haven’t seen it yet but I got to tho I mean Oldboy is one of my all time favorites so it’s a must see for sure

[@ayubnor0]

I like your list a lot.

[@h.sch.5717]

Nice list! My list of the best pictures of the 2010s would be like this: #1 The Tale of Princess Kaguya (2013) #2 Chernobyl [Miniseries] (2019) #3 Bohemian Rhapsody (2018) #4 Burning (2018) #5 Boyhood (2014) #6 Toni Erdmann (2016) #7 Hugo (2011) #8 Blade Runner 2049 (2017) #9 Drive (2011) #10 Shame (2011) #11 Interstellar (2014) #12 Apollo 11 [Documentary] (2019) #13 Inception (2010) #14 Parasite (2019) #15 Center of my World (2016) #16 A Taxi Driver (2017) #17 Manchester by the Sea (2016) #18 Spotlight (2015) #19 Her (2013) #20 A Coffee in Berlin (2012) #21 Moonlight (2016) #22 Arrival (2016) #23 Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse (2018) #24 Ladybird (2017) #25 Jiro Dreams of Sushi [Documentary] (2011) I have also included documentaries and mini-series, if they tell a film-like story and can be perceived as films or long films respectively!

[@WhiteXFusion]

how could you miss The LightHouse?! i will put it here instead of inception, not in the 1st place tho, but it deserved its mention

[@ashishhkumarr994]

Sad but true!! because everyone missed The Lighthouse 👀

[@BlackSailPass_GuitarCovers]

Definitely should have been mentioned. Perhaps they didn't like his cooking.

[@jeremyelmkies383]

I was so certain The Master would be #1. Good list, but shocked not to find it there. I’d personally swap out Inception, La La Land, 1917, Django Unchained, and Three Billboards for The Florida Project, Under the Skin, Manchester by the Sea, Lady Bird, and First Reformed. Although I do love all 10 of those movies. Other great ones I feel I should mention are Mommy, American Honey, Shame, If Beale Street Could Talk, Call Me By Your Name, It’s Such a Beautiful Day, Burning, and Uncut Gems.

[@stevenbadillo7868]

you like boring movies lol, swapping out action packed ones for way slower movies

[@abdullahihassan7344]

Dude The master is the most boring movie in history.

[@NewGoalsNewDreams]

The Master is among the worst movies I’ve ever seen.

[@chadanderson9872]

You sir have great taste. People with low attention spans are naturally going to find The Master boring…

[@jeremyelmkies383]

@@stevenbadillo7868 in hindsight I’d keep Django in over Lady Bird lol

[@morganfreeman8390]

If you haven’t seen it, would definitely recommend Isle of Dogs which is one of my personal faves.

[@RareCinephile]

Black Swan is my favorite film of the 2010s.

[@willwalker6894]

My Top 25 Movies of 2010’s 1. The Social Network 2. Inception 3. Tree of Life 4. Drive 5. The Master 6. Skyfall 7. Her 8. Enemy 9. Interstellar 10. Nightcrawler 11. BiRDMAN or (the Unexpected Virtue of Virtue) 12. Steve Jobs 13. Sicario 14. Ex Machina 15. Mad Max: Fury Road 16. Manchester by the Sea 17. Arrival 18. Dunkirk 19. Whiplash 20. Blade Runner 2049 21. Phantom Thread 22. Annihilation 23. First Reformed 24. The Lighthouse 25. Uncut Gems

[@remconjhoegonzales6354]

My top 10.of the decade 1. The social network 2. Parasite 3. Mad max fury road 4. Zero dark thirty 5. Hereditary 6. Inception 7. Whiplash 8. Argo 9. Django unchained 10. Avengers Infinity war

[@novianco2139]

m surprised youve seen argo n you like it appreciate though

[@timetheory84]

The 70's were a great time for artistic freedom for filmmakers within the major studio system. Some of the most influential movies ever made were during the 70's. The 80's saw that artistic freedom chocked a bit. But the economic boom created some of the most influential adventurous and action type movies by way of John McTiernan and James Cameron. As well as the 80's charm of John Hughes and such. You could say the 80's were the most fun and the summer blockbuster was born. The 90's were sort of a synthesis of the previous two decades. The summer blockbuster was bigger than ever, and the rise of the independent film movement that had begun about the mid-80's was in full swing with tons of art house theaters everywhere that played those particular movies. Also tons of independent arthouse movie studios yet to be bought out by the big ones (which eventually did happen). Directors such as Jim Jarmusch, Tarrantino, Hal Hartley, Sorderbergh, Cameron Crowe, Gus Van Zant, Coen Brothers, Abel Farrara, Kevin Smith and Richard Linklater all thrived. Those are just a few examples. I would call the 90's the most prolific decade in the history of cinema. There were tons of bad movies, but there were tons of great ones, as well as hidden gems still being discovered from the 90's. Also, international/foreign cinema increased into the arthouse theaters with directors like Wong Kar-wai, Atom Egoyan, Jane Campion, and Abbas Kiarostami. The mid-budgeted movies thrived, bigger studio making low key drama's and others with an artistic bent could actually get people into theaters just by word of mouth or star power. Miramax would sort of come to exemplify this. Celluloid film was still the main source of movie making that continued to be the go-to through the first decade of the 2000's. After the 90's, there is a noticeable drop in quality and that sense of movies really feeling like an 'event'. the first decade of the 2000's were okay, but after that it really went downhill in my opinion. But the point of my post is to say that the 90's are definitely underrated, even though it had the worst 'movie poster art' on the whole. But all three decades, the 70's, 80's, and 90's are probably the most pivotal in the history of cinema, reaching its ultimate crescendo. Especially in context of movies as a theatrical event and experience. Though the home video market thrived through the 80's and 90's, everyone still agreed nothing could touch the theatrical experience. For this is what filmmakers had in mind when they made their movies.

[@ignatiusjackson235]

This could be one of the most perfect and coherent statements ever submitted to the KZbin comment section.

[@nutmegriot209]

i love Jim Jarmusch movies. i agree that era is like the gift that keeps on giving, with so much to uncover. i know the newer eras have some of that too, but i don't know much about them yet (which is why i'm here lol) and i can't tell if its as vast

[@Prodbyjah464]

Inception is literally my favourite film of all time, words cannot explain how much I love this film and how great I think it is, so happy it was number 1

[@bakergames6275]

I just wanted to say while I think the movie is overrated.. it changed my life in a way. I was 16 ish when it came out and I wasn’t enjoying movies I was a teenage boy going with my friends to the cinema and seeing things like fast and furious and other action blockbusters I hated them while all my friends loved them I thought maybe I didn’t like movies anymore. Then I went to the theatre with my parents we went to see inception.. it blew me away it made me realize I don’t hate movies I love them when they’re done well and artistic expressions. So while I think it’s overrated I’ll always appreciate what it did for young me in making me realize I love movies and inspiring me to go back through the decades and watch other amazing films that aren’t just flipping cars and explosions.

[@Prodbyjah464]

@@bakergames6275 that’s fair but can I ask why you think it’s overrated?

[@bakergames6275]

@@Prodbyjah464 Its rated as number one of the decade here... i dont even think its nolans best movie of the decade not even close. The characters other than leos are all pretty meh. I also think the plot is pretty average especially for nolan. it felt to me like it wants you to feel like its super complex and interesting while not really being either. Also Some of the "rules" he's set for the world seem pretty loose and like they just change whenever its convenient for him to tell the story. None of the "bad guys" feel like much of anything. Theyre all just a militia defending peoples minds with no other real motivation which makes them pointless canon fodder that just keep sprinting at the antagonists for action sake..its a wonderful spectacle piece and Dont get me wrong i do enjoy this movie. I just feel its overrated by some people, to be the best movie of the decade you'd have to do a hell of a lot better. id probably put it in my top 35 of the decade or so though so its not like i dislike it by any means.

[@Prodbyjah464]

@@bakergames6275 first off there are pretty obvious reasons as to why nobody else has character development then Cobb, Cobb is the protagonist first off but even then there are theory’s that state that every other character (Arthur, Eames, yusuf, saint i and Ariadne) are all different parts of his subconscious. The plot isn’t complex but I think that just depends on who you ask because a lot of people get confused by it but I’d say if you watch close it’s pretty interesting, the way Nolan creates these dream worlds and works the plot around them does make sense and never really feels loose for me, for example I hear a lot of people say that gravity in inception makes no sense considering only the second level is effected and not the third as well. That’s because for the first level Arthur was the dreamer meaning for his dream in the second level he and everyone else would be effected by gravity but in the third level because Eames is the dreamer, no one is effected that much, as well as the level is much larger then others so gravity would have a different effect. I can go on for other reasons as to why the ‘rules’ aren’t really that loose at least for me but I’d just be beating a dead horse. Also the militarised projections are cannon fodder because they’re part of someone’s subconscious, they’re not actual people or the antagonist either, they’re set up as an obstacle the team must face because they didn’t realise that Fischers mind would be trained. It’s made pretty clear early on that the antagonist is mal in cobbs mind as her subconscious projection is constantly harming him and trying to ruin his missions and tempting him to stay in the dream. You learn later on that she killed herself because dom had planted the idea that her world wasn’t real in limbo and that carried on to the real world. So throughout the film his guilt and grief over that manifests into his projection of her antagonising him. I’m not saying it’s a perfect movie because it’s not but the flaws you have I’ve never had an isssue you with and therefore seem kinda invalid, also just cause I’m curious what would you consider Nolan’s best film of the last decade to be?

[@chantellemarquez]

Amazing list there

[@felix7048]

We won't be suprised if there are a lot of dislikes The video: 5 dislikes

[@SmashingUKProductions]

I know... we are just as shocked.

[@WatchMaga]

How can you place whiplash in second place while completely misunderstanding the point of the film?

[@randycoleman9654]

It’s crazy that 2010s were already considered a decade ago like WHAT

[@thambidave]

SPIDER-VERSE BABYYYYYYYY! my number 1 but I’m just happy it made top 5

[@Experternas]

I think its strange that Joker was not on this list, not even in the mentions. You guys have baaaad taste.

[@gillian_honn]

Inglorious Basterds should be here! Inception is one of my favorite films ever!

[@matthex7718]

Sad that The Shape of Water didn’t make it

[@LeRobWick]

Wow the disrespect towards step up 3 is unreal

[@guts1684]

Logan was really overshadowed 🥺

[@hernandezmarkie7382]

Great list

[@Adamdow95]

15, 17, 18 and 19 were the best years for movies.

[@CalculuzHD]

10 and 12 were great too

[@xmequex2381]

no

[@WettItalian]

I respect your list, great selections, but just sad that there was no place for Logan :(

[@xabeanbridges6039]

mad max is my personal favourite from this list. i think marriage story shoulda made the cut atleast

[@harshyadav7567]

interstellar is best movies of all time

[@SmashingUKProductions]

Obviously, we’re aware this is going to be an incredibly divisive video, and we do apologise if your personal favourite film didn't make it. This list is based off over 3,500 individual film submissions on our audience survey, so we've tried to be as inclusive as possible, but with a decade that's given us hundreds upon hundreds of incredible movies, it truly is tough to sum-up 10 years of cinema with just 25 picks. However as always, please do comment your opinions down below and we'll try to get back to you where we can, and please do consider subscribing if you haven't yet.

[@messicampeon1016]

Inception and Interstellar are masterpieces

[@schlobooodly6836]

25. The Master 24. The Irishman 23. The Social Network 22. The VVitch 21. Silence 20. Enemy 19. The Favourite 18. The Hateful Eight 17. Birdman 16. Sicario 15. Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse 14. Once Upon A Time In Hollywood 13. Lady Bird 12. Mad Max: Fury Road 11. Prisoners 10. Uncut Gems 9. Dunkirk 8. The Wolf Of Wall Street 7. The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo 6. Arrival 5. Hereditary 4. Blade Runner 2049 3. Whiplash 2. Parasite 1. Phantom Thread

[@bestway6032]

omg...

[@dvforever]

This is important. Apparently the best films of the decade have the biggest marketing budgets and the best marketing teams and the most popular movie stars. The Tree of Life is my favorite film on this list.

[@DrinkWater713]

How ? That movie is unwatchable. I tried twice and couldn't get to half of it. There is no development. You are given zero chance to empathize with the charactes. - "Look at these two couples of whom you never heard. They suffered a tragic death." - So what ? - "Let's contemplate that for one hour with sad, slow music and weird angled over the shoulder shots" - No !

[@theleaderturtle]

Deadpool is one of my all-time favorite movies.

[@themissing9824]

I think whiplash is an amazing film nice to see it on here

[@JustinWilliams367]

TOP 25 BEST MOVIES OF THE 2010s: 1. Avengers: Endgame 2. X-MEN: Days Of Future Past 3. Captain America: Civil War 4. Mad Max: Fury Road 5. Gravity 6. Inception 7. The Martian 8. The Wolf Of Wall Street 9. Spider-Man: Into The Spider Verse 10. The Social Network 11. Skyfall 12. 1917 13. Avengers: Infinity War 14. Wonder Woman 15. Guardians Of The Galaxy 16. Black Panther 17. Logan 18. Her 19. Prisoners 20. Django Unchained 21. Mission: Impossible-Fallout 22. How To Train Your Dragon Trilogy 23. Furious 7 24. Inside Out 25. Planet Of The Apes Reboot Trilogy

[@Bazzle-pl8fu]

No, Endgame ain’t even close to best film of the decade

[@radhebhai8997]

Haha kid watches too much shit films....Marvel ain't even close to top 50

[@Black_hole306]

Interstellar is better than gravity and martian

[@gi24desean10]

Fences deserved at least an honorable mention

[@thambidave]

My top 5 is 5. Spongebob: Sponge out of water (I watched this with best friend at the time, we were 11 and we couldn’t stop laughing during this movie, going with this because of nostalgia if you don’t like this just replace it with joker or moonlight or parasite or ford v ferrari or whatever marvel movie) 4. Knives Out (watched it with my best friends and it was really good) 3. Scott Pilgrim vs The World (edgar wright innit) 2. La La Land (watched it with my dad and i was amazed by the ending, the spark that made me know good movies from bad movies) 1. Spider-verse (best movie of all time beside shawshank, favorite movie of all time, watched it with my best friends in 3d imax when tix used to be really cheap and it was really really good)

[@guimi7336]

Knives out is god od

[@guimi7336]

god good*

[@philvillafana2584]

OK 11 yr old... wtf... spiderverse " best movie ever"??😂😂 you do not know movies at all kid...

[@liquidpunk8617]

Can you do the top 10 action thiller films

[@SmashingUKProductions]

Thanks for the suggestion. We can definitely look at doing this list in the coming weeks!

[@hvitekristesdod]

1. Django Unchained 2. The Lighthouse 3. Melancholia 4. Suspiria 5. Parasite 6. Mad Max: Fury Road 7. Burning 8. Once Upon A Time in Hollywood 9. Her 10. Avengers: Infinity War 11. Captain America: Civil War 12. Killer Joe 13. Hereditary 14. Joker 15. The Shape of Water 16. Nightcrawler 17. The Wolf of Wall Street 18. The Raid 19. The Raid II 20. Holy Motors 21. The House that Jack Built 22. Anomalisa 23. The Lobster 24. Whiplash 25. The Skin I Live In

[@unknown001ization]

Ok here's my list of top 10 movies of the decade but English language movies only (because there are a lot of good foreign language movies that I've watched.) 1. Interstellar 2. Inception 3. Whiplash 4. Joker 5. The Wolf of wall street 6. Hacksaw Ridge 7. Mad Max : Fury Road 8. Source Code 9. Rise of the planet of the apes 10. X-Men : Days of future past

[@akasbll1872]

Am i the only one that thinks Inception is overrated?

[@HerbalistGuybrush]

Yes nobody ever mentioned that.

[@Sam0sh]

Like Inception or Avatar. Normies can't realise these movies are just ok.

[@adelinogoncalves1180]

@@Sam0sh the dark knigh put it to, even though is good

[@danielsavin4627]

my top 10 1 inside llewyn davis 2 moonlight 3 the grand budapest hotel 4 the master 5 the irishman 6 birdman 7 whiplash 8 holy motors 9 mad max fury road 10 parasite

[@Enigmalake]

Ex Machina was better than Her but hey that might just be me

[@michaelz9892]

Tree of Life stands way above the other great films on this list. It's in a class by itself like 2001.

[@CATDHD]

It's pretentious . New World is much tasteful

[@michaelz9892]

@@CATDHD One can argue that it is pretentious but it is also very human.

[@captainhowlerwilson508]

I appreciate and admire the movie, but there is just so much I find better and 2001 I think stands leagues above it.

[@viciousdiablo4198]

Top 10 0f 2010 Once upon a time in Hollywood 1 Martain 2 Django 3 The imitation game 4 Fury 5 Wolf of Wall Street 6 the walk 7 Green book 8 kalashnikov? 9 Railroad man 10

[@nicklaslehmannaastrup2995]

As a Dane im proud to see the hunt being mentioned❤❤❤

[@AlmightyBruce]

5: A Separation 4: Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood 3: Moonlight 2: The Act of Killing 1: The Tree of Life

[@novianco2139]

wow you liked a seperation what really did you get from it , I appreciate though

[@pranavsarpal8899]

The bald guy in whiplash plays the suspended officer Derek in brooklyn 99 s7

[@aliensconfirmed3498]

Looks like these are some terrible times for cinema

[@benrussell1476]

great list

[@arcanesiren629]

My top 25: 25: mother! (2017) 24: Train to Busan (2016) 23: Melancholia (2011) 22: Frozen (2013) 21: The King's Speech (2010) 20: The Help (2011) 19: Coco (2017) 18: Nymphomaniac Volume II (2013) 17: Nymphomaniac Volume I (2013) 16: Wonder Woman (2017) 15: The Peanuts Movie (2015) 14: Bohemian Rhapsody (2018) 13: Moana (2016) 12: The Babadook (2014) 11: Predestination (2014) 10: The Conjuring 2 (2016) 9: Doctor Strange (2016) 8: Inside Out (2015) 7: Zootopia (2015) 6: Black Swan (2010) 5: IT (2017) 4: The Conjuring (2013) 3: Inception (2010) 2: The Handmaiden (2016) 1: The Shape of Water (2018)

[@shanehall7331]

So we're just not going to talk Dunkirk at all then?

[@mr.invisible9007]

Joker should’ve been a top 10 I also feel like pain and gain is criminally underrated, it’s one of my favorite movies of all time. Maybe it’s because they put it in the comedic category instead of straight up action thriller, who knows.

[@iskandarhusainkhan627]

joker is just a taxi driver remake, nothing new

[@ronaldmcdonald2817]

@@iskandarhusainkhan627 That’s not true in in the slightest.

[@Mr2000sEraClassics]

Best movies of 2011 Rio Transformers Dark of the Moon Captain America The First Avenger Thor Rango Puss in Boots Cars 2 Rise of the Planet of the Apes The Smurfs Hangover 2 Kung Fu Panda 2 A Fairly Odd Movie

[@MrDudoma]

Hell or High Water should be here.

[@yahyabensouda3075]

Finally a movie list without the so-unanimously acclaimed Call Me By Your Name. I guess I missed the memo on that movie greatness... And I cannot be sorry for it whatsoever. Great list!

[@DirtBikeDocs]

Blade runner Inception Interstellar Top 3 pick ur order

[@Skoshtwo]

Inception was probably my biggest disappointment of all time. I remember the high hopes I had for it as some sort of a mystery thriller and it ended up being a boring and pointless non stop action movie with explosions, car chases, explosions, guns, explosions, rocket launchers and explosions. I really don't understand how it got so overrated.

[@ignatiusjackson235]

Same here. It was technically masterful, but there wasn't any point to all that was happening.

[@CATDHD]

What a joke of a list - putting BR:2049, Intertellar on the list is one thing, but putting it above Social Network and Wold of Wall street, cinematic perfections, is complete bollocks. Are visuals and underlying phylosophical content the only things that matter to you? Why do people rate this movie so high? It has serious problems with plot and editing. Visually stunning , yes , and Dickens is fantabulous, but , e.g., characters like Leto's is quite out of place and just harm the story and the overall pacing leaves a lot to be desired. P.S. Harrison Ford was also wasted and there was no need to wait for a sequel more than a decade for me personally. Plus, the second half really falls flat.

[@Radents_TWO]

1917 (2019) 12 Years a Slave (2013) Prisoners (2013) Life of Pi (2012) Montage (2013) Shutter Island (2010) A Hard Day (2014) The Grey (2011) Warrior (2011) Drive (2011) The Revenant (2015) The Social Network (2010) Ford v Ferrari (2019) Moonrise Kingdom (2012)

[@BlackSailPass_GuitarCovers]

8:50 What about Mononoke Hime / Spirited Away? Those were unique animated films as well.

[@SmashingUKProductions]

This list is looking at the best films of the 2010s, 'Spirited Away' is from 2001 and 'Princess Mononoke' is from 1997. Thanks for the comment!

[@BlackSailPass_GuitarCovers]

@@SmashingUKProductions Yes. And Toy Story was released in 1995. Both of the films I mentioned came after that.

[@NineHundredOne]

@@BlackSailPass_GuitarCovers toy story didn't receive a spot on this list, it's just mentioned in passing.

[@BlackSailPass_GuitarCovers]

@@NineHundredOne If you listen to the timestamp, you will understand what I'm saying.

[@NineHundredOne]

@@BlackSailPass_GuitarCovers no ghibli films revolutionized anything, if they had to mention one it would probably be Akira.

[@tommyhatcher3399]

But it's not a top 25 list if you leave out top 25 films because of director.

[@ruairiedwards8616]

1. Avengers Endgame 2. Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part II 3. Skyfall 4. 1917 5. Avengers Infinity War 6. Rogue One: A Star Wars Story 7. The King’s Speech 8. Logan 9. Dunkirk 10. 12 Years a Slave 11. Tolkien 12. Hacksaw Ridge 13. The Theory of Everything 14. Black Panther 15. Toy Story 3 16. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse 17. Darkest Hour 18. Knives Out 19. Moonlight 20. The Imitation Game 21. Your Name 22. Star Wars Episode VII The Force Awakens 23. Ready Player One 24. Captain America: The Winter Soldier 25. Mission Impossible: Fallout Honourable Mentions: Inception Interstellar Arrival The Revenant Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part I Star Wars Episode VIII The Last Jedi The Martian Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol The Dark Knight Rises Little Women X Men: Days of Future Past Just Mercy The Lighthouse Joker Parasite

[@jodythomas4324]

I haven’t even watched this video yet but if PTA’s ‘The Master’ (2012) isn’t in the top 3, this list is trash. The Master is one of the greatest films ever made and is so tragically beautiful, in its messaging as well as acting, cinematography on down, it gets some love and recognition nowadays but I feel another 10 years or so it will consistently rank at the top of every greatest films of the 2010’s or even greatest films of the 21st century.

[@JimmyMMcGill63]

Most people have probably guessed it top 1:

[@realmocaccino]

Great list but Inception as first bothered me... should be top 1 as most overrated movies of the decade.

[@Sam0sh]

Totaly agree. A normies acclaimed movie.

[@alexanderg1297]

Wish Incendies got some more love! By far Denis Villenueve’s best film.

[@Prodbyjah464]

I’m more of a prisoners type guy which I’m suprised didn’t make it onto the list

[@amyclarke41]

bridesmaids

[@rileybenjamin7675]

Do a Top 10 Comic Book Movies video (Top 10 or more)

[@creeper5051]

I'm sorry, I just can't take this list seriously when Birdman and Gone Girl are honorable mentions and Gravity isn't even mentioned. Inception, really?

[@moneyman64]

inception interstellar and wolf of wall street by far

[@MahmoudSaadawy]

An honest video 👌

[@Cosmo5439]

My top 25 25. The Revenant 24. Marriage Story 23. Whiplash 22. Nightcrawler 21. A Quiet Place 20. Joker 19. Gone Girl 18. Avengers Infinity War 17. Thor Ragnarok 16. Incendies 15. Sicario 14. La La Land 13. Good Time 12. Roma 11. Uncut gems 10. The Hunt (2012) 9. The Lighthouse 8. Spider-man: into the spider-verse 7. Inside Out 6. Logan 5. Get Out 4. Silence 3. Knives Out 2. Parasite 1. Arrival

[@Rubrasileiro]

arrival is a meh copy

[@vishnukulkarni2837]

dallas buyers club?

[@jadenbarrant3201]

My point exactly

[@BrettBiniaris]

Where’s Prisoners?

[@SmashingUKProductions]

Please read the description, this is from a user-based poll, not us.

[@Sam0sh]

Inception number one 😂🤣😂 And Sicario in "honorable mentions" when it's better than at least 15 movies of your list.

[@jodythomas4324]

The fact PT Andersons “The Master” isn’t a top 3-5 films of the decade much less not even on this list at all, makes this whole video a joke. Don’t bother making videos like these if you leave out obvious, glaring omissions such as leaving off The Master.

[@kevinhayes6095]

I like Parasite, but the fact that it’s higher on the list than Mad Max: Fury Road kinda bothers me. Great video tho

[@realmocaccino]

Parasite is better than Mad max.

[@bestway6032]

@@realmocaccino parasite is so boring, one of the worst movie i ever seen

[@happyc3115]

@@bestway6032 me too idk why people love it

[@masonhoneycutt4844]

5. Endgame 4. Inception 3. Once apon a time in Hollywood 2. Intersteller 1. Wolf of wallstreet

[@cataristy]

For me it’s Midsommar

[@Arnarost]

I thought this list was a joke but no. All centered on the Hollywood world, no films from other parts of the world except Parasite and Portrait of a lady on fire. A good film like Whiplash which becomes the 2nd film and stands 23 positions ahead of Phantom Thread, which is Cinema calibrated to the millimeter and which literally eats Chazelle's film. On that big toy of Inception in first position it is better to be silent.

[@ReallifeUrk]

Into the spider verse is a good film but top 10?

[@ben-dx4sp]

yes

[@harisjamil8418]

yes

[@Bazzle-pl8fu]

No, not even the best Spider-Man movie