The MoFo Top 100 of the 2010s Countdown

I guess The Oogieloves in the Big Balloon Adventure won't make it after all.

I'm betting on Parasite. I think its recency will give it the edge. I'm totally fine with either one winning, though.

That's me! I know nothing

No, not at all. They're both character-driven films, but tonally very different.

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Ah, I see. I probably end up seeing it one day, who knows.

#3 is too high, but Grand Budapest is a good film

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I’m gonna say this in the most respectful way possible. Despite turning 36 next month, this countdown made me realize I’m on the younger end of the spectrum in this community and I should keep that in mind when setting expectations going forward.

Meaning you expected more Hannah Montana and less Denis Villeneuve?

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I love Wes Anderson, but Grand Budapest Hotel is one of his weaker films,in my opinion. It's not bad, but I would rank it 7th out of his 10 films.

Seen: 94/98

Parasite would be my guess. Both are great films and I have both on blu ray, although neither made my ballot.

Says the guy with The Umbrellas of Cherbourg as his all time #4..


And the award for most meaningless posts on the countdown goes to...

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Good one...though if you read my review of Grand Budapest you'd see I'm also a fan of it's color palette.

Damn impressive. I wonder if you have the highest watch count of this countdown?

36? Go clean your room kid!.....just joking You're OK by me! BTW, I'm at the other end of the age spectrum and I can tell I'm not in time with the average MoFo, but oh well.
But I gotta know what did you mean by "I should keep that in mind when setting expectations going forward"? I'm just curious.

I've seen every title on this list. I doubt I'm the only one.

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I don't think there is a big difference between 36 and 46, these are one and the same generation.
Recently, there was an age poll in the forum. As far as I remember, there was only one user above 60 which is already a difference with 36.
Being 26, 36 and 46, I've liked one and the same movies and film directors (of course, I add some good newly appeared ones).

In addition, as far as I know, both Andersons, Wes and P.T., have a godlike status among the 25-years-old students at the art academy.
So, you should probably count yourself to the aged group of users.

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Wow. How many movies a day do you usually watch? I watch one movie a day and I've seen less than half of the films on the countdown.

Iro and Allaby usually have seen most films revealed on these countdowns along with Holden, Mr Minio, Scarletlion and possibly Siddon I’d say. They typically have seen either most or all, going by past countdown experience.

How many movies a decade do you watch? Unless one is pretty young, I am amazed how often members here have only seen thirty or so movies from these countdowns. But, some of us are more enthusiastic and obsessive than others.

Yes, I've seen all one hundred of the films on this countdown. Of course.

There are some I haven't seen, though. And all of that is by choice. :P

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I imagine that wouldn’t be many though. And I also imagine you’ll get to them at some point anywys once you’ve finished with your usual Cat 3 and Pink binge 🙃

These are the movies I haven't seen:

98. The Descendants (2011, Alexander Payne) 80 points
94. Captain America: Civil War (2016, Anthony Russo and John Russo) 81 points
85. Deadpool (2016, Tim Miller) 88 points
83. Toy Story 3 (2010, Lee Unkrich) 88 points
82. The Martian (2015, Ridley Scott) 88 points
70. Easy-A (2010, Will Gluck) 99 points
68. Edge of Tomorrow (2014, Doug Liman) 102 points
58. Zero Dark Thirty (2012, Kathryn Bigelow) 119 points
46. Logan (2017, James Mangold) 134 points
35. Burning (2018, Lee Chang-dong) 163 points
32. Boyhood (2014, Richard Linklater) 169 points
22. Inside Llewyn Davis (2013, Ethan Coen and Joel Coen) 206 points
6. The Social Network (2010, David Fincher) 296 points