The MoFo Top 100 of the 2010s Countdown

Wales, Europe

12-27-22

90. A Separation (2011, Asghar Farhadi) 83 points - Really good film. Clever script by a great director.
89. Jojo Rabbit (2019, Taika Waititi) 84 points - Can't bring myself to watch it, don't get on with Waititi films much nowadays.
88. The Cabin in the Woods (2012, Drew Goddard) 85 points - I think I've seen this, not my thing, remember it gets a bit ridiculous
87. The Artist (2011, Michel Hazanavicius) 88 points - Never seen it
86. 1917 (2019, Sam Mendes) 88 points - Good film, slightly overrated
85. Deadpool (2016, Tim Miller) 88 points - Never seen it, doesn't look like my type of film.

None were on my ballot.

rauldc14

2022 Mofo Fantasy Football Champ

12-27-22

83. Black Swan

Chypmunk

Registered User

12-27-22

Bonus faildictions:
84. Who Killed Captain Alex?
83. Spring Breakers

KeyserCorleone

Msg

Registered User

12-27-22

Forgetting 84, I guess that 83 is Midsommar.

John-Connor

Registered User

12-27-22

Originally Posted by SpelingError

Hints:

84.

This was a nomination in the Group Watch thread for this countdown (you can only guess one film).

83.

From the youtube comments:
"It sucks when you're watering your lawn and you suddenly get a poison ninja dart to the back of the neck.

For those who say they didn't see a ninja in that scene.... EXACTLY!"

84. Too early for Capernaum so it must be; Ernest & Celestine.

83. What Allaby said.. Fences.

Morena Baccarin is fine and Deadpool = cool. I have it @ #108.
There are ten War related films on my top 200 of the 2010s and 1917 is not one of them.

Seen 11/16
Ballot 2/25

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ApexPredator

Registered User

12-27-22

84. Tangerines
83. The World's End

12-27-22

88 points, 7 lists

Certified Copy

Director

Abbas Kiarostami, 2010

Starring

Juliette Binoche, William Shimell, Jean-Claude Carri�re, Agathe Natanson

#84

12-27-22

88 points, 7 lists

Toy Story 3

Director

Lee Unkrich, 2010

Starring

Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Joan Cusack, Don Rickles

#83

SpelingError

AKA Popcorn Reviews

12-27-22

Trivia

Certified Copy - During a visit in Tehran by Juliette Binoche, Abbas Kiarostami told Binoche the synopsis of Certified Copy as a casual anecdote, which she said that she fully believed until he confessed to having made it up. According to Kiarostami, studying the reactions of Binoche as she listened to the story was a vital part of the film's further development.

Toy Story 3 - Tom Hanks and Tim Allen insisted that they record their lines together, which they had previously done for one day during the making of the original Toy Story (1995), but which is rarely done with animated films. They loved the chemistry their characters shared on-screen.

SpelingError

AKA Popcorn Reviews

12-27-22

MoFo Reviewers

Certified Copy

Originally Posted by thracian dawg

The film grows by narrative echoes. These little details, suggest something deeper or completely spin the story in a totally new direction depending on how authentic they were. This constant playfulness between the real and the imagined produces a kind of delicate vertigo that makes certain scenes in the film quite stirring.

Read the full review here.

Toy Story 3

Originally Posted by Optimus

In my opinion the Toy Story trilogy has gotten stronger with each movie. Toy Story 3 takes the story in a different direction, and this time its more imaganitive than ever. With the same Pixar magic as its predecessors Toy Story again offers a story of warth, humour, and emotion. The movie delivers a little bit of everything for all agers, and even tho its a tad more serious than the previous movies its still so damn fun.

Read the full review here.

SpelingError

AKA Popcorn Reviews

12-27-22

mark f

Originally Posted by mark f

Certified Copy (Abbas Kiarostami, 2010)

Originally Posted by mark f

Toy Story 3 was one of the best films of its year - a very good film - but it didn't make my list.

Neither film made mark f's ballot.

Chypmunk

Registered User

12-27-22

Not seen Certified Copy, saw Toy Story 3 many, many moons ago and thought it was decent enough but wasn't one I thought about for my own ballot.

Seen: 14/18 (Own: 8/18)

My ballot:

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seanc

Lone Wolf

12-27-22

Two great entries but no votes for me. Both would definitely make a 100 if I made one.

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Sedai

A system of cells interlinked

12-27-22

Seen 11/18

No votes for me regarding the holiday weekend run of films. My favorites of the bunch are Toy Story 3 and 1917.

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Allaby

Guy who likes movies

12-27-22

Certified Copy is well acted and fairly interesting, but it didn't blow me away. Toy Story 3 is actually my least favourite of the Toy Story films.

Seen: 16/18

Daniel M

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12-27-22

Haven't seen Certified Copy but I recently watched Irma Vep which I loved, so that has my curiosity.

Edit: Ignore me, I thought it was from Assayas but I can see it isn't. Need to get to Kiarostami so it still has my interest

Didn't like Toy Story 3 at all.

Man, I feel like the Grinch over here

13/18 seen.

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