Well, what a pleasant surprise this was! 2019 was quite the mindblowing year, and there were almost too many films I loved. I especially loved Little Women, 1917, The Irishman, Jojo Rabbit, Sound Of Metal, Uncut Gems, Marriage Story, Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, Portrait Of A Lady On Fire, The Irishman and ESPECIALLY Parasite. Great list for a great year. Cheers!
@larrok2 жыл бұрын
Here's my top 15: 1) Parasite 2) Midsommar 3) Uncut Gems 4) The Irishman 5) An Officer and a Spy 6) Bacurau 7) Once Upon a Time in Hollywood 8) Knives Out 9) 1917 10) Joker 11) Dark Waters 12) The Wild Goose Lake 13) The Laundromat 14) Richard Jewell 15) The Gentlemen
@dazzer1882 Жыл бұрын
10. Knives Out 9. Once upon a time in Hollywood 8. Joker 7.Little Monsters 6. Parasite 5. Irishman 4. 1917 3. Jojo Rabbit 2. Marriage Story 1. Endgame Shout out to Dutch film The Columnist
@patriciasweet73452 жыл бұрын
One unique feature of 2019 in film was the release of two genuinely entertaining and engaging faith-based films-- Risen (Joseph Fiennes) and The Shack (Octavia Spenser.) Though they don't rate as BEST, they are noteworthy additions to a tired and cliched genre. Once again, thanks for reviewing the films that don't get much press where I'm from. We'll definitely check out The Private Life of David Copperfield.
@CKprimeval072 жыл бұрын
10. How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World 9. Toy Story 4 8. A Hidden Life 7. Jojo Rabbit 6. Weathering with You 5. Knives Out 4. Ford v Ferrari 3. Klaus 2. 1917 1. The Lighthouse I still need to see Parasite, Portrait of a Lady on Fire, Sound of Metal, The Farewell, Pain & Glory, Marriage Story, Uncut Gems, The Irishman, The Peanut Butter Falcon, Marona's Fantastic Tale, Waves, Promare, I Lost My Body, and several others.
@philpalmares2 ай бұрын
Parasite was amazing
@Chicago_Podcast_Authority3 ай бұрын
No Lighthouse?
@brettcoster47818 ай бұрын
Dunno what I can add, as I've only seen one of these films (Jojo Rabbit) but have most of them available on Blu-ray or streaming. But one film from 2019 that I really enjoyed was Alita: Battle Angel, because it was such a great live-action from anime/manga production. One of the very best. Otherwise, Weathering With You, 1917, Knives Out, and The Lighthouse were also great movies.
@mickey43552 жыл бұрын
Beanpole is a criminally underrated Russian film from this year.
@nickchidlow5858
2 жыл бұрын
It is on my to do list to watch I will check it out
@pablomartin94362 жыл бұрын
2019 is one of the best years in history. Along with other years such as 1962 or 1940 ... And it is not that in 2019 there will be an immense number of masterpieces, but because there are a lot of films of remarkable quality. Many. So many that, by accumulation, they make 2019 one of the most interesting years in history. Of your list (which is not a bad list) there are three that I would not have put, but it is not that it is a bad list. I'm going to make you two lists. One of the movies that I'm sure you know, and if you haven't included it, it's simply a matter of personal taste ... (and if you haven't seen any of this list ... run) And another list of movies that you probably have not seen, since they are not American, and therefore, some do not reach you ... there is also some international success in this list, so surely they will not all be unknown to you. But I'm sure that more than one of this list you don't even know, and if you see them, you would have to change your top. From the first list ... the ones you surely know (although you may be missing some to see) Knives Out by Rian Johnson 1917 by Sam Mendes Joker by Todd Phillips Midsommar by Ari Aster Ad Astra by James Gray Little Women by Greta Gerwig Ford v Ferrari by James Mangold Uncut Gems by Benny Safdie, Josh Safdie The Lighthouse Robert Eggers Avengers: Endgame by Anthony Russo, Joe Russo The Lighthouse by Robert Eggers Sound of Metal by Darius Marder The Vast of Night by Andrew Patterson The Gentlemen by Guy Ritchie Us by Jordan Peele Booksmart by Olivia Wilde Saint Maud by Rose Glass Portrait de la jeune fille en feu by Céline Sciamma Klaus by Sergio Pablos, Carlos Martínez López Those or they had an international distribution and you have surely seen them all And then there is this second list that, although some have had international distribution, they are not so famous, but surely they would make you change the top ... Il traditore Marco Bellocchio (Italiy) El hoyo Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia (Spain) Monos Alejandro Landes (Colombia) Systemsprenger Nora Fingscheidt (Germany) Di Jiu Tian Chang Xiaoshuai Wang (China) J'ai perdu mon corps Jérémy Clapin (France) Les misérables Ladj Ly (France) Tenki no ko Makoto Shinkai (Japan) Quien a hierro mata Paco Plaza (Spain) Martin Eden Pietro Marcello (Italy) I am lazy to look for what was the English title with which it was marketed in the Anglo-Saxon market ... I put its original title ... But you should see them ... all of them
@IvorPresents6 ай бұрын
I did not get to the Movies much, caught most of the releases on DVD. Most of the releases did not impress me. a few exceptions 1 1917 saved the year, a brilliant tour de force 2 MidSommor lived up to the expectations. some truly eerie details,. 3 Ready or Not. Surprised me. I was not expecting a comedy. This one left me laughing. and rooting for the underdog . 4 Color Out of Space. Lovecraft fan's will relate. 5 The Lighthouse was beautifully shot, edited, acted and realized, I just did not like the story 6 Avengers 4, Perhaps the last movie I saw in a theater before everything hit, I found this one surprisingly moving. good way to say goodbye to the big screen for a while. 7 How to Train your Dragon 3. A good end to a nice franchise.
@Adamdow95 Жыл бұрын
Once Upon A Time...In Hollywood Joker The Irishman Toy Story 4 1917 Judy Rocketman Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker El Camino Bombshell Marriage Story Parasite John Wick 3: Parabellum Spider-Man: Far From Home Little Women Doctor Sleep
@drdavid19639 ай бұрын
One of the best years of the decade My 10 for 2019 10. Bait 9. Knives Out 8. Sound of Metal 7. 1917 6. Uncut Gems 5. So Long My Son 4. Marriage Story 3. Parasite 2. The Irishman NUMBER ONE: PORTRAIT OF A LADY ON FIRE - way ahead of most movies this decade but alas, you missed it
@jessebrucepinkman98342 жыл бұрын
Is anyone gonna talk about El Camino a Breaking Bad movie? That was easily the best written movie of the year. The Irishman was close but El Camino just had to live up to so much and in my opinion it did. The villains whilst nothing to special were cruel and unlikeable. Aaron Paul and Jesse Plemons acting was some of the best I've ever seen. Not to mention the flashback scenes were fantastic and so well shot. Jesse Pinkman is at least in my opinion the greatest performance of all time, not even Daniel Day Lewis can top the unbelievable emotions conveyed by Aaron Paul, not to mention how much character development he got from the series and we finally see Jesse in his prime. A movie that will be forever underrated and forever a masterpiece
@JustinWilliams3678 ай бұрын
TOP 10 BEST MOVIES OF 2019: 1. Avengers: Endgame 2. Parasite 3. Knives Out 4. Toy Story 4 5. The Irishman 6. Ford v Ferrari 7. Uncut Gems 8. How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World 9. 1917 10. John Wick Chapter 3: Parabellum
@rolfagten8572 жыл бұрын
Good New Year, The first half hour of "JoJo Rabbit" was good, then it slumped. "My Fuhrer" (2007) was a better movie with lots of jokes that came back in "JoJo Rabbit". Keep it up, cheers!
@1-2many
2 жыл бұрын
I'll give it a look. Cheers!
@eggbod2 жыл бұрын
Saint Maude was superb, as was Uncut Gems. But you missed Last Christmas..... i joked that i bet she's had a transplant.......aghhhhhhhhhh noooo
@1-2many
2 жыл бұрын
Hahaha. Last Christmas and The Fanatic are tied for the worst films of 2019 in my mind.
@fraternitas5117 Жыл бұрын
all of these films suck. Joker was moderately well done art film with a terrible 3rd act.
@ritualistica6 ай бұрын
Parasite is the most overrated movie in cinema history, and the differences between class on this planet is even worse than ever, And although parasite poses as a commentary, it actually contributes to the problem, there was a time when filmmakers and critics actually did help evolve culture to a higher common denominator, but that’s completely gone now, I’m guessing alcohol has something to do with it, also you like to drop your one-sided political slant, which lacks the open-mindedness and brave ability that cinema language used to be capable of, that’s a big reason why most everything today is so temporary and disposable, other than that, I do find a lot of your choices and humorous connectings fun and interesting 😜
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Well, what a pleasant surprise this was! 2019 was quite the mindblowing year, and there were almost too many films I loved. I especially loved Little Women, 1917, The Irishman, Jojo Rabbit, Sound Of Metal, Uncut Gems, Marriage Story, Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, Portrait Of A Lady On Fire, The Irishman and ESPECIALLY Parasite. Great list for a great year. Cheers!
Here's my top 15: 1) Parasite 2) Midsommar 3) Uncut Gems 4) The Irishman 5) An Officer and a Spy 6) Bacurau 7) Once Upon a Time in Hollywood 8) Knives Out 9) 1917 10) Joker 11) Dark Waters 12) The Wild Goose Lake 13) The Laundromat 14) Richard Jewell 15) The Gentlemen
10. Knives Out 9. Once upon a time in Hollywood 8. Joker 7.Little Monsters 6. Parasite 5. Irishman 4. 1917 3. Jojo Rabbit 2. Marriage Story 1. Endgame Shout out to Dutch film The Columnist
One unique feature of 2019 in film was the release of two genuinely entertaining and engaging faith-based films-- Risen (Joseph Fiennes) and The Shack (Octavia Spenser.) Though they don't rate as BEST, they are noteworthy additions to a tired and cliched genre. Once again, thanks for reviewing the films that don't get much press where I'm from. We'll definitely check out The Private Life of David Copperfield.
10. How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World 9. Toy Story 4 8. A Hidden Life 7. Jojo Rabbit 6. Weathering with You 5. Knives Out 4. Ford v Ferrari 3. Klaus 2. 1917 1. The Lighthouse I still need to see Parasite, Portrait of a Lady on Fire, Sound of Metal, The Farewell, Pain & Glory, Marriage Story, Uncut Gems, The Irishman, The Peanut Butter Falcon, Marona's Fantastic Tale, Waves, Promare, I Lost My Body, and several others.
Parasite was amazing
No Lighthouse?
Dunno what I can add, as I've only seen one of these films (Jojo Rabbit) but have most of them available on Blu-ray or streaming. But one film from 2019 that I really enjoyed was Alita: Battle Angel, because it was such a great live-action from anime/manga production. One of the very best. Otherwise, Weathering With You, 1917, Knives Out, and The Lighthouse were also great movies.
Beanpole is a criminally underrated Russian film from this year.
@nickchidlow5858
2 жыл бұрын
It is on my to do list to watch I will check it out
2019 is one of the best years in history. Along with other years such as 1962 or 1940 ... And it is not that in 2019 there will be an immense number of masterpieces, but because there are a lot of films of remarkable quality. Many. So many that, by accumulation, they make 2019 one of the most interesting years in history. Of your list (which is not a bad list) there are three that I would not have put, but it is not that it is a bad list. I'm going to make you two lists. One of the movies that I'm sure you know, and if you haven't included it, it's simply a matter of personal taste ... (and if you haven't seen any of this list ... run) And another list of movies that you probably have not seen, since they are not American, and therefore, some do not reach you ... there is also some international success in this list, so surely they will not all be unknown to you. But I'm sure that more than one of this list you don't even know, and if you see them, you would have to change your top. From the first list ... the ones you surely know (although you may be missing some to see) Knives Out by Rian Johnson 1917 by Sam Mendes Joker by Todd Phillips Midsommar by Ari Aster Ad Astra by James Gray Little Women by Greta Gerwig Ford v Ferrari by James Mangold Uncut Gems by Benny Safdie, Josh Safdie The Lighthouse Robert Eggers Avengers: Endgame by Anthony Russo, Joe Russo The Lighthouse by Robert Eggers Sound of Metal by Darius Marder The Vast of Night by Andrew Patterson The Gentlemen by Guy Ritchie Us by Jordan Peele Booksmart by Olivia Wilde Saint Maud by Rose Glass Portrait de la jeune fille en feu by Céline Sciamma Klaus by Sergio Pablos, Carlos Martínez López Those or they had an international distribution and you have surely seen them all And then there is this second list that, although some have had international distribution, they are not so famous, but surely they would make you change the top ... Il traditore Marco Bellocchio (Italiy) El hoyo Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia (Spain) Monos Alejandro Landes (Colombia) Systemsprenger Nora Fingscheidt (Germany) Di Jiu Tian Chang Xiaoshuai Wang (China) J'ai perdu mon corps Jérémy Clapin (France) Les misérables Ladj Ly (France) Tenki no ko Makoto Shinkai (Japan) Quien a hierro mata Paco Plaza (Spain) Martin Eden Pietro Marcello (Italy) I am lazy to look for what was the English title with which it was marketed in the Anglo-Saxon market ... I put its original title ... But you should see them ... all of them
I did not get to the Movies much, caught most of the releases on DVD. Most of the releases did not impress me. a few exceptions 1 1917 saved the year, a brilliant tour de force 2 MidSommor lived up to the expectations. some truly eerie details,. 3 Ready or Not. Surprised me. I was not expecting a comedy. This one left me laughing. and rooting for the underdog . 4 Color Out of Space. Lovecraft fan's will relate. 5 The Lighthouse was beautifully shot, edited, acted and realized, I just did not like the story 6 Avengers 4, Perhaps the last movie I saw in a theater before everything hit, I found this one surprisingly moving. good way to say goodbye to the big screen for a while. 7 How to Train your Dragon 3. A good end to a nice franchise.
Once Upon A Time...In Hollywood Joker The Irishman Toy Story 4 1917 Judy Rocketman Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker El Camino Bombshell Marriage Story Parasite John Wick 3: Parabellum Spider-Man: Far From Home Little Women Doctor Sleep
One of the best years of the decade My 10 for 2019 10. Bait 9. Knives Out 8. Sound of Metal 7. 1917 6. Uncut Gems 5. So Long My Son 4. Marriage Story 3. Parasite 2. The Irishman NUMBER ONE: PORTRAIT OF A LADY ON FIRE - way ahead of most movies this decade but alas, you missed it
Is anyone gonna talk about El Camino a Breaking Bad movie? That was easily the best written movie of the year. The Irishman was close but El Camino just had to live up to so much and in my opinion it did. The villains whilst nothing to special were cruel and unlikeable. Aaron Paul and Jesse Plemons acting was some of the best I've ever seen. Not to mention the flashback scenes were fantastic and so well shot. Jesse Pinkman is at least in my opinion the greatest performance of all time, not even Daniel Day Lewis can top the unbelievable emotions conveyed by Aaron Paul, not to mention how much character development he got from the series and we finally see Jesse in his prime. A movie that will be forever underrated and forever a masterpiece
TOP 10 BEST MOVIES OF 2019: 1. Avengers: Endgame 2. Parasite 3. Knives Out 4. Toy Story 4 5. The Irishman 6. Ford v Ferrari 7. Uncut Gems 8. How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World 9. 1917 10. John Wick Chapter 3: Parabellum
Good New Year, The first half hour of "JoJo Rabbit" was good, then it slumped. "My Fuhrer" (2007) was a better movie with lots of jokes that came back in "JoJo Rabbit". Keep it up, cheers!
@1-2many
2 жыл бұрын
I'll give it a look. Cheers!
Saint Maude was superb, as was Uncut Gems. But you missed Last Christmas..... i joked that i bet she's had a transplant.......aghhhhhhhhhh noooo
@1-2many
2 жыл бұрын
Hahaha. Last Christmas and The Fanatic are tied for the worst films of 2019 in my mind.
all of these films suck. Joker was moderately well done art film with a terrible 3rd act.
Parasite is the most overrated movie in cinema history, and the differences between class on this planet is even worse than ever, And although parasite poses as a commentary, it actually contributes to the problem, there was a time when filmmakers and critics actually did help evolve culture to a higher common denominator, but that’s completely gone now, I’m guessing alcohol has something to do with it, also you like to drop your one-sided political slant, which lacks the open-mindedness and brave ability that cinema language used to be capable of, that’s a big reason why most everything today is so temporary and disposable, other than that, I do find a lot of your choices and humorous connectings fun and interesting 😜