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Top 10 (Patreon)

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2024-12-30 22:58:16
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2026-06

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Hey guys. I know it's been a while. I've been taking a bit of a break for xmas. Will be back at it in January. I'm going to try and get my top 10 list up by next week sometime. I know we talked about it on our Discord hangout, but I'd love to hear what some of your favorite movies are from 2024. If you have a top 10, or a top 5 to share, please feel free. I hope you guys are having a great end of the year. I'm excited to get back at things soon.

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Edward Looney

So I still haven't gotten to see Babygirl or The Brutalist. From what I've seen, though, my top 5 is: 1. The Substance 2. I Saw the TV Glow 3. Anora 4. Oddity 5. Kinds of Kindness

Henri J. Mertens

My top 10: 1. Anora 2. A Real Pain 3. Memoir of a Snail 4. Sing Sing 5. A Complete Unknown 6. The Substance 7. Strange Darling 8. Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga 9. The First Omen 10. Alien: Romulus

Arthur Augustyn

I didn't go to theaters at all because people have become animals. I do look forward to your recommendations so I can check them out later on streaming/Amazon. Of the few things I saw, I liked Alien Romulus a lot more than I thought I would. I'd probably put it as my second favorite after Alien (not a big Aliens guy). Challengers was pretty good too.

Stephen

For me, this was a good year for movies even if it didn’t equal 2024. A lot of films this year that are about characters either struggling to find the “truth” and/or grappling with truths about themselves that they aren’t ready to confront or wish to keep hidden. Links are to my reviews on Letterboxd. A+ (For All Time) 1.Close Your Eyes (Victor Erice) 2.Anora 3.Perfect Days A (An Event) 4.Evil Does Not Exist 5.The Beast 6.Juror #2 (Clint Eastwood) - https://letterboxd.com/fdb67/film/juror-2/ 7.Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga - https://letterboxd.com/fdb67/film/furiosa-a-mad-max-saga/1/ 8.Nosferatu - https://letterboxd.com/fdb67/film/nosferatu-2024/ 9.Do Not Expect Too Much from the End of the World (Radu Jude) 10.Hundreds of Beavers (Mike Cheslik) 11.Hit Man - https://letterboxd.com/fdb67/film/hit-man-2023/ A- (Must See/Near Great) 12.Red Rooms 13.Strange Darling 14.Last Summer (Catherine Breillat) 15.Chime (Kiyoshi Kurosawa) 16. Flow (Gints Zilbalodis) - https://letterboxd.com/fdb67/film/flow-2024/ 17.La Chimera (Alice Rohrwacher) - https://letterboxd.com/fdb67/film/la-chimera/1/ 18.Trap 19.The Last Stop in Yuma County (Francis Galluppi) 20.Oddity (Damian McCarthy) 21.Between the Temples (Nathan Silver) 22.Rebel Ridge (Jeremy Saulnier) 23.Beetlejuice Beetlejuice - https://letterboxd.com/fdb67/film/beetlejuice-beetlejuice/1/ 24.Smile 2 25.Late Night with the Devil

swift minus one

This is a complicated question for me. I could try answering in steps. I only saw 11 new movies total in the theater. 😂. Out of the 29 visits to the theater. Actually 12 , saw Deadpool twice. Godzilla minus one Aquaman 2. Ghostbusters frozen empire Godzilla x kong new empire Venom 3. The order. Sonic the hedgehog 3. sing sing Deadpool and wolverine. beatlejuice Beatlejuice. Knee cap Well,none of these films are better than Godzilla minus one. The order wasn't my kinda movie , but it's not a bad movie. Frozen empire is a total disappointment. Not horrific,but a complete mistep. Kneecap is pretty good , about a Irish hip hop group , played by the band themselves. Should almost count as a musical event, not a proper film . Top 5 I guess , 1. Godzilla minus one 2.Godzilla x Kong 3.kneecap 4. Deadpool wolverine 5.Sonic the hedgehog Only frozen empire really left me with ugh wasted opportunity feelings . I actually take Aquaman 2 over that. Beatlejuice 2 solid , sing sing solid. Venom 3 is just the so bad it's good and the movie knows it .

swift minus one

So these are my retro movies I saw in the theater this year. Lol Breakfast at Tiffany's. Star wars the phantom menace Metropolis Batman mask of the phantasm Batman forever Bonnie and Clyde. Back to the future 2. Psycho Spaceballs I'd rather have Maggie herself try to rank this list. Lol. Some of these retro films are not all on the same level clearly. But I think only Maggie would to take on the mostly pretty clear top 3. Breakfast at Tiffany's vs metropolis vs psycho. That's a bigger clash of the titans than the Godzilla movies. Lol.

Ozen

i haven't see a lot of movies this year but there's the list : 1-Look Back - Kiyotaka Oshiyama 2- Blue Giant - Yuzuru Tachikawa 3- Dune 2 - Denis Villeneuve 4 - DiDi - Sean Wang 5- Transformers One - Josh Cooley 6- The Wild Robot - Chris Sanders 7- Memoir of a Snail - Adam Elliot 8- The Substance - Coralie Fargeat 9 Furiosa - George Miller 10 - I saw the tv glow - Jane Schoenbrun honorable mentions to : The peasants, Exhuma, Anora, Hundreds of beavers, Mononoke Phantom in the rain and Twilight of the warior walled in

Drew Perkins

1. The Substance 2. Hundreds of Beavers 3. Anora 4. Dune - Part Two 5. The Beast 6. Evil Does Not Exist 7. Furiosa 8. A Different Man 9. Exhuma 10. Didi

Henri J. Mertens

Genuinely surprised a couple of people are saying Hundreds of Beavers. I watched it last night and the type of comedy in it comes across like the YouTube videos an alcoholic uncle sends on thanksgiving day to the family, thinking they’re hilarious. I don’t think I even chuckled once 😬

Drew Perkins
>>159837589

You are seriously undermining the craft involved, and the comedy is more akin to Buster Keaton and Chuck Jones than to what you equated it to. I saw it in a packed theatre, and it was a riot – but different strokes. That's alright too.

Henri J. Mertens
>>159837589

Came across like a frat boy version of Buster Keaton. Or College Humor. They repeated the same sophomoric jokes over and over. Also reminded me a lot of JibJab, those awful political YouTube videos from 2004. And I don’t think it’s like Chuck Jones, more like a bad version of Woody Woodpecker. Sorry if I’m ranting though, I’m just upset that I wasted two hours lol. But comedy is the most subjective thing in the world, I’m glad some people find it funny.

Drew Perkins

I gotta say Willa Fitzgerald in Strange Darling has got to be the most overlooked performance of 2024

Stephen
>>159858078

It’s low budgeted and the film is controversial for some people. I hope she gets more work out of it, especially from more well known directors.

Grant Phipps
>>159837589

I had an early opportunity to watch it back in February 2023 with a festival jury, and we all passed on it for awards consideration after 35 minutes. (One of my fellow jurors passed after 15 minutes, lol.) But, shows what we know, I guess? We described BEAVERS just as you did: "a frat-boy version of Buster Keaton." So, good read. We found it exhausting even contained to a long short, and it only promised to be mind-numbing at 108 minutes. The filmmaking craft is there... we didn't deny that. Maybe one day I'll finish it with a group out of curiosity, but it definitely is not something I'd ever put on a top-10 list.

Emerson B

I got to see The Brutalist. I believe many of you will be doing revisions to your top of the year lists after seeing it

tatteredscreens875

My favorite is tied between The Substance and Furiosa. Both great films with incredible lead performances

Shane Palamara

I loved A Real Pain. Please try to see if if you haven’t yet.