My list 10-star wars: the force awakens (blow me fandom) 9-arrival 8-us 7-whiplash 6-hereditary 5-inception 4-your name 3-Mad Max: fury road 2-the social network 1-Drive HM:-parasite -roma -once upon a time in Hollywood -the lego movie -spiderman: into the spiderverse -Hugo -127 hours -jojo rabbit -John Wick part 2 -War of the planet of the apes -the great hotel budapest

Great list Walter! Here’s my top 10 favorite films of the 2010’s: 1: The Avengers (2012) 2: The Music Never Stopped (2011) 3: The Peanuts Movie (2015) 4: Toy Story 3 (2010) 5: Whiplash (2014) 6: Captain America: Civil War (2016) 7: Wreck-It Ralph (2012) 8: Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018) 9: Mr. Nobody (2013) 10: The Walk (2015) Honorable mentions: Logan (2017), Hereditary (2018), Patriots Day (2016), Saving Mr. Banks (2013), Flight (2012)

man what a great list I've seen a lot of people make lists like this over the past few weeks but I think I like yours the most just because it feels so personal also some of my favorites are here as well Creed as a Rocky fan who grew up watching Rocky I love this movie so much, Spiderverse as a fan of any and all animation this movie just blew me away on every level nothing but pure joy to watch, I am one of the few weirdos that always loved Blade Runner since the time I saw it as a kid and only grew to love it more as I rewatched it growing up so when I heard of the sequel I thought there would be no way it would live up to the original for me but lo and behold I love it just as much if not more it is amazing, and Inception it is the film that made me realize how much I loved Nolan and reinvigorated my love of movies by showing me what film could really do when it pushed boundaries also it opened my eyes to how useless the academy was when they completely ignored it that year but hey that is another can of worms great list it was a pleasure to watch

Very good list Walter! We will be reviewing 1917 on our channel very very soon. We still have yet to see Uncut Gems as well

1. Logan(2017) 2. Avengers Endgame(2019) 3. Inception(2010) 4. It(2017) 5. Mad Max Fury Road(2015) 6. Kong Skull Island(2017) 7. Django Unchained(2012) 8. Hereditary(2018) 9. Spider-man Into The Spider-verse(2018) 10. Blade Runner 2049(2017) Honorable Mentions The Witch(2015), Mission Impossible Ghost Protocol(2011), John Wick(2014), The Dark Knight Rises(2012), The Raid Redemption(2011), Drive(2011), Mission Impossible Fallout(2018), Dawn Of The Planet Of The Apes(2014), & Get Out(2017),.

Hi Walter! I enjoyed hearing your thoughts as always! It really does seem that our personal retrospective lists on the top films of the past decade were even more similar than I expected haha. 1. Inception 2. Logan 3. Blade Runner 2049 4. Joker 5. Inside Out 6. Captain America: The Winter Soldier 7. Toy Story 3 8. Spider-Man into the Spider-Verse 9. War for the Planet of the Apes 10. Gone Girl Honorable Mentions: Nightcrawler, The Fighter, Her, Lincoln, Uncut Gems, and almost every Marvel and Pixar film haha Though compiling and sorting an enumeration of only ten movies released within this timeframe necessitated some deliberation on my part, the choice for number one was immediate and unequivocal, considering it’s also one of my favorite films of all time! Inception, for me, further cemented Christopher Nolan’s ingenuity and preeminence as a writer and director, in addition to solidifying his ability to effectively navigate the delicate balance of comprehensibility and complexity in his storytelling. It’s an incredibly venerable and aspirational quality to be capable of meticulously detailing and clearly conveying the intricate mechanics of a uniquely imagined world through such consistently compelling and visually impressive means. Inception has irrevocably influenced me personally as a writer, and in most of my short stories I’ve attempted (unsuccessfully) to achieve this same sort of layered, individualized experience, whereby the story itself is enjoyable on a surface level and offers a satisfactory conclusion to its primary arc, while simultaneously providing subtle details and information that encourage deeper theorization and discussion. It certainly is the testament to its indelible impact that people have spent years debating the ending or outlining accurate recreations of the dreamscapes and their associated, relativistic flows of time. I actually remember back when you and Jim first offered your perspectives on the original Blade Runner and its sequel, which, in many ways, happened to be quite reflective of my own opinions at the time. In general, I’ll still assert that Blade Runner 2049 demonstrates greater structural and tonal similarities with other films in the investigatory, noir genre than its predecessor, and more deftly explores the emotionally dense themes of societal inequity, discrimination, the concept of individual purpose or significance, economic stratification, love, and the nebulousness surrounding the query of what truly defines or constitutes humanity. With respect to the aesthetic design and presentation, Blade Runner 2049 cleverly augments its depiction of the pronounced income disparity characterizing its dystopian world by contrasting the environmental set-pieces used for the interior of the Wallace Corporation and the city which encircles it. Essentially, the sonorous vivacity of the grim, crowded city dissipates into impotent silence inside the austere, minimalistic halls of Wallace’s prodigious headquarters, which, in their empty sterility, could perhaps be symbolic for the persistent infertility that Wallace has failed to eradicate from his replicants. Regardless, the drab atmosphere, dynamic and scintillating cinematography, and vibrant palette of complementary hues coalesce into what I consider to be one of the most visually stunning films I’ve seen over the last decade. Since its initial release, Inside Out has remained the Pixar film which most profoundly resonates with my personal experiences growing up. Perhaps it’s simply attributable to the inexplicably narrow breadth of movies I’ve seen throughout my life, however, Inside Out represents the first instance in which I finally witnessed a pre-teen girl depicted with such depth and variability in her personality and interests, in contrast to the often stereotypical, dichotomous characterizations that inaccurately write young girls as either ultra-feminine or tomboys. It was admittedly hard for me not to internalize this damaging and shallow perspective of girls throughout many years of my life, so watching a protagonist onscreen who actually reminded me of myself at that age was quite overwhelming. The paramount significance of representation and diversity in films and storytelling cannot be overstated! Additionally, as with most Pixar films, Inside Out is exceptionally adept at showcasing a broad expanse of differing emotional tones that are accessible and evocative to the entirety of its intended audience. Beneath the veneer of its simple, comprehensible tale, Inside Out deftly discusses a few serious themes and lessons appertaining to the subject of emotional expression that adults, as well as children, certainly benefit from seeing anatomized onscreen. To further elaborate, when the stressor of moving is foisted upon adolescent Riley, her first inclination is to reject or suppress the entirely justifiable, “negative” feelings of anguish and trepidation that have naturally precipitated from her current circumstances. Riley’s behaviors are completely innocent and understandable; she’s a caring girl who, out of awareness and sympathy for her parents, tries desperately to avoid compounding their anxieties by burdening them with her own. Therefore, she adopts a fragile façade of performative happiness, which, despite its falsity, still masquerades as maturity and resilience on her part. This sort of method to contend with inner suffering is usually unsustainable, and the swelling tempest of warring emotions often surges forth unsuspectingly and uncontrollably upon even the slightest of instigations. In Riley’s case, for instance, her state grows more progressively mercurial as she begins to withdraw from social relationships with friends and family, while uncharacteristic bouts of anger suddenly punctuate tense moments. The eventual culmination of Riley’s arc brilliantly solidified the poignancy and weight of Inside Out’s predominant themes, namely through the validation and support she receives from her parents after tearfully admitting her true emotional turmoil. Given the unfortunately prevalent and damaging belief that stoicism is synonymous with strength and seeking help is akin to personal failure, it can be considered an incredibly commendable and important decision on Pixar’s part to instead impress the necessity of acknowledging, discussing, and developing salubrious coping mechanisms to handle the oscillatory emotions that life will inevitably incur. I know I undoubtedly missed out on numerous celebrated films from these past ten years, but I really have made strides in finally setting aside time to watch many of the older, classic movies that I had never seen before. I would actually say that some of the most memorable and influential film experiences I had over this decade were of this nature, and, in particular, Citizen Kane, Ed Wood, Aliens, Shawshank Redemption, and Goodfellas would probably top that list! I still have quite a bit to catch up on though haha

My top 10 movies of the 2010s 1. Logan(2017) 2. Blade Runner 2049(2017) 3. The Conjuring(2013) 4. Django Unchained(2012) 5. Train To Busan(2016) 6. Mad Max Fury Road(2015) 7. It(2017) 8. Skyfall(2012) 9. Inception(2010) 10. Dawn Of The Planet Of The Apes(2014) Honorable Mentions: ExMachina(2014), Hereditary(2018), The Witch(2016), Interstellar(2014), The Raid Redemption(2011), The Raid 2(2014), John Wick Chapter 3 Parabellum(2019), Once Upon A Time In Hollywood(2019), Baby Driver(2017), Mission Impossible Fallout(2018), & The Conjuring(2013)

Here are the 20 best films I saw in the 2010s: 20."Widows" (2018) 19."Silence" (2016) 18."Unbroken" (2014) 17."Blade Runner: 2049" (2017) 16."Alien: Covenant" (2017) 15."Star Wars: The Last Jedi" (2017) 14."Bohemian Rhapsody" (2018) 13."Hacksaw Ridge" (2016) 12."X-Men: Apocalypse" (2016) 11."Paul: Apostle of Christ" (2018) 10."12 Years A Slave" (2013) 9."Les Miserables" (2012) 8."Tron: Legacy" (2010) 7."Coriolanus" (2011) 6."For Colored Girls" (2010) 5."Man of Steel" (2013) 4."The Great Gatsby" (2013) 3."Exodus: Gods and Kings" (2014) 2."Jane Eyre" (2011) 1."Cloud Atlas" (2012)

My Top 10 Favorite Movies of the 2010s 1 Inside Out 2 Ralph Breaks the Internet 3 How to train your Dragon The Hidden World 4 Moana 5 Avengers Endgame 6 Kung Fu Panda 3 7 Jurassic World 8 Star Wars The Rise of Skywalker 9 The Book of Life 10 Terminator Dark Fate

This might be hard but my list of favorite films of the 2010s are: 1. Avengers: Infinity War 2. Inception 3. Yesterday 4. Spider-Man; Into the Spider-Verse 5. Guardians of the Galaxy 6. Coco 7. Baby Driver 8. Bird Man 9. Mad Max Fury Road 10. Dawn of the Planet of the Apes Honorable Mentions: Zootopia, Avengers Endgame, Skyfall, Inside Out

all you need.. is Joker lol

Pacific rim is my fav movie of the 2010’s!

Great choices. What are your worst of the 2010's?

I know you did the top five christopher nolan movies but hey nobody's perfect sorry I got that song from hannah montana silly me.

When I read "Inside out" I made this face: 😲😮

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