As I said in the very beginning and will reiterate, to our Wonderful, Wonderful Host @
SpelingError and the Magician Behind the Curtain @
Yoda, The Ayatollahs of Rock n Rollas,
And to my fellow MoFos,
My Love, My Esteem, My Admiration, and Appreciation!
God Bless Each and Every Godd@mn One of Ya, and for those select few, May the Devil Kiss your brow with Sincere Love as you sleep
And if I may, my final words on the final three:
My # 1, at #3? Oh
3. The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014, Wes Anderson) 398 points
Deputy Kovacs: Did he just throw my cat out of the window?
Had never been a fan of Anderson. I had struggled through many of his movies, from the very first: Bottle Rocket, until I had simply given up on him somewhere around Darjing. His humor seemed a little too off-kilter and awkward for my tastes, and things always seemed to drag to a near standstill for me. Finally, accepting the fact that, apparently, Anderson was not for me.
Then, on an impulse, having read a couple of favorable reviews here, I took a chance on Budapest, and for me, EVERY thing worked this time around. I laughed; I got caught up in the quirky eccentricities of each character, the pacing was ideal, and the imagery was fantastic to behold. With every rewatch, I fell more and more in love with this movie. At one point posting "It's official, this is a 5 out of 5 popcorn for me."
2. Mad Max: Fury Road (2015, George Miller) 436 points
Quite the very impressive Revival of the Mad Max saga that I hated cutting but knew it'll still place high, though I never imagined it'd be at #2. F@ckin BRAVO MoFo!!
#1 and my #10
1. Parasite (2019, Bong Joon-ho) 521 points
I've been a fan of Director Bong Joon Ho and an even bigger fan of the father played by Kang-ho Song since I first saw him playing The Weird in
The Good, The Bad & The Weird and here we get a wonderful blend of genres that Ho has done extraordinary work in, creating something funny, dark, and as we proceed deeper within, disturbing. But what a ride it is!
Movies Seen 52 out of 100 (50.51%)
Films making the Countdown 16 out of 25 (64%)
1. The Grand Budapest Hotel #3
2. Jojo Rabbit (2012) #89
3. Despicable Me (2010) #146
4. Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) #39
5. John Wick (2014) #48
6. True Grit (2010) #40
7. Shoplifters (2018) #18
8. Hell or High Water (2016) #76
9. Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016) #138
10. Parasite (2019) #1
#1
11. The Nice Guys (2016) #104
12. Thor: Ragnarok (2017) #137
13. The King's Speech (2010) #78
14. Phantom Thread (2017) #15
15. The Raid (2011) #100
16. Her (2013) #9
17. La La Land (2016) #5
18. The Revenant (2015) #53
19. Joker (2019) #60
20. Mr. Turner (2014) #226
21.The Lunchbox (2013) #320
22. Ernest & Celestine (2012) #256
Said it before in the 2nd Animated HoF and it bears repeating:
"While it is impossible NOT to state the cliche, this IS a heartwarming and life-affirming film, and bless you, @Miss Vicky for nominating it!"
The HUGE surprise for me was seeing this at #25 on a certain @
Mr Minio. Holy F@ck-Starts, Batman! How you do impress in such extraordinary ways! BRAVO, you magnificently twisted creature.
23.Whiplash (2014) #4
24. The Broken Circle Breakdown (2012) #140
25. A Royal Affair (2012) (One Pointer) #793
One Pointers Seen 7 out of 35 (20%)
Rectification List
86. 1917 (2019)
71. Ida (2013)
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