oyaskii:
Booksmart was really underrated even by me when i saw it way back in the year, it looked like another coming of age movie but i later realize it was a gem..kudos to Olivia Wilde....

Am seeing Good boys in several list and i am wondering if i saw a different good boys...it was feel good and all but i am not sure it's a movie i can call best of the best...imo tho.


Nice list btw.

KoiceReloaded:
From micro-thrillers to big budget blockbusters, it has been a wild, weird and momentous year for movies. Without further ado, I hereby present MY top 10 movies of 2019.

- 10. Midsommar: A horror movie that linger in the viewers' minds long after the film ends.
- 9. Ready or Not: Perhaps it's sadistic, but seeing a bunch of super rich people get horrifically killed, felt super satisfying. Anyway, it was a lot of fun. Loved the horror-comedy combo.
- 8. Uncut Gems: That was legitimately the most stressful movie I've ever seen this year. The constant chaos in this guys life, and his terrible decision making gave me extreme anxiety. Really liked the film.
- 7. The Irishman: Al Pacino, De Niro, Pesci were as good as you'd expect. The CGI de-aging was revolutionary. Dialogue was seamless. The 3.5 hour runtime was heavily felt, but thoroughly worth it. Classic Scorsese.
- 6. Marriage Story: Hands down one of the best movies I’ve seen all year. Brilliant acting from Adam Driver & ScarJo. I ended up tearing up twice, once during the argument, and again while Charlie was reading Nicole’s note. I've rewatched the argument scene a couple of times just to process everything. One of the most well made movies of the year imho.

And now, my top 5...

- 5. Parasite:  It's one of those films that's lulls you into a mendacious sense of security, and then when you're just getting comfortable, hits you with a bitch-slap that packs a wallop. Makes you feel conflicted with how the plot twists were actually plot twists. It ain't a happy story, but easily one of the year's best movies.
- 4. Avengers: Endgame: It won't win any serious awards, but as unsaturated entertainment goes, it was great.
- 3. Joker: A cautionary tale, and the nihilistic perspective of a psychopath forged by a negative society. This was one of the most depressing movies I've seen all year. Also one of the best.
- 2. Hotel Mumbai: I haven't felt this tense from a movie in a long time. My heart was racing, and I caught myself clenching my teeth a few times. And that's how I know that they did a good job with this film. I felt like like I was one of the people trapped in the hotel the entire time.
- 1. Knives Out: This felt like an Agatha Christie novel, so well written and acted. Pretty damn good. Loved the ending. Daniel Craig A+.

Honorable Mentions...

- Once Upon a Time in... Hollywood.
- John Wick: Parabellum
- Ford vs Ferrari
- Toy Story 4
- The Farewell

abduleez1:
*****My Top 2019 Movies of the year*****

1. The Irishman
2. Joker
3. Hotel Mumbai
4. Toy Story 4
5. The Secret Life of Pets
6. John Wick 3
7. Once Upon A Time In Hollywood
8. Avengers: Endgame
9. IT: Chapter Two
10. Good Boys



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NB: The definitive list may change at January ending, cos I still got some lot on my watchlist yet unwatched.
E.g Marriage Story, Fractured, JoJo Rabbit, Parasite, Ready or Not, Doctor Sleep, Knives Out, 1917, Ford vs Ferrari etc.

abduleez1:
*****My Top 2019 Movies of the year*****

1. The Irishman
2. Joker
3. Hotel Mumbai
4. Toy Story 4
5. The Secret Life of Pets
6. John Wick 3
7. Once Upon A Time In Hollywood
8. Avengers: Endgame
9. IT: Chapter Two
10. Good Boys



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NB: The definitive list may change at January ending, cos I still got some lot on my watchlist yet unwatched.
E.g Marriage Story, Fractured, JoJo Rabbit, Parasite, Ready or Not, Doctor Sleep, Knives Out, 1917, Ford vs Ferrari etc.

abduleez1:
*****My Top 2019 Movies of the year*****

1. The Irishman
2. Joker
3. Hotel Mumbai
4. Toy Story 4
5. The Secret Life of Pets
6. John Wick 3
7. Once Upon A Time In Hollywood
8. Avengers: Endgame
9. IT: Chapter Two
10. Good Boys



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NB: The definitive list may change at January ending, cos I still got some lot on my watchlist yet unwatched.
E.g Marriage Story, Fractured, JoJo Rabbit, Parasite, Ready or Not, Doctor Sleep, Knives Out, 1917, Ford vs Ferrari etc.

mekaprime:


So Uncut Gems is really this good. I thought you never liked Adam Sandler's style of Acting or movies, so what really changed this time??

mekaprime:

I myself have download but haven't seen the following; JoJo Rabbit, Maleficent: Mistress of Evil, Uncut Gems,Ford vs Ferrari. Still waiting for clear copies of 1917 & Ip Man 4.

oyaskii:
still dunking on seeing IT Chapter Two after much review saying it was nothing like the first installment....Nice list btw.

KoiceReloaded:
From micro-thrillers to big budget blockbusters, it has been a wild, weird and momentous year for movies. Without further ado, I hereby present MY top 10 movies of 2019.

- 10. Midsommar: A horror movie that linger in the viewers' minds long after the film ends.
- 9. Ready or Not: Perhaps it's sadistic, but seeing a bunch of super rich people get horrifically killed, felt super satisfying. Anyway, it was a lot of fun. Loved the horror-comedy combo.
- 8. Uncut Gems: That was legitimately the most stressful movie I've ever seen this year. The constant chaos in this guys life, and his terrible decision making gave me extreme anxiety. Really liked the film.
- 7. The Irishman: Al Pacino, De Niro, Pesci were as good as you'd expect. The CGI de-aging was revolutionary. Dialogue was seamless. The 3.5 hour runtime was heavily felt, but thoroughly worth it. Classic Scorsese.
- 6. Marriage Story: Hands down one of the best movies I’ve seen all year. Brilliant acting from Adam Driver & ScarJo. I ended up tearing up twice, once during the argument, and again while Charlie was reading Nicole’s note. I've rewatched the argument scene a couple of times just to process everything. One of the most well made movies of the year imho.

And now, my top 5...

- 5. Parasite:  It's one of those films that's lulls you into a mendacious sense of security, and then when you're just getting comfortable, hits you with a bitch-slap that packs a wallop. Makes you feel conflicted with how the plot twists were actually plot twists. It ain't a happy story, but easily one of the year's best movies.
- 4. Avengers: Endgame: It won't win any serious awards, but as unsaturated entertainment goes, it was great.
- 3. Joker: A cautionary tale, and the nihilistic perspective of a psychopath forged by a negative society. This was one of the most depressing movies I've seen all year. Also one of the best.
- 2. Hotel Mumbai: I haven't felt this tense from a movie in a long time. My heart was racing, and I caught myself clenching my teeth a few times. And that's how I know that they did a good job with this film. I felt like like I was one of the people trapped in the hotel the entire time.
- 1. Knives Out: This felt like an Agatha Christie novel, so well written and acted. Pretty damn good. Loved the ending. Daniel Craig A+.

Honorable Mentions...

- Once Upon a Time in... Hollywood.
- John Wick: Parabellum
- Ford vs Ferrari
- Toy Story 4
- The Farewell

hulk616:
Lot of disrespect towards Avengers Endgame

DandeNumeruno:


what are you talking about

everybody is including it in their top 10 list so what's the problem

oyaskii:
RE:Marriage Story..That argument scene was so good...the pace and dialogue blend was gold...best scene i have seen in a motion picture for a long while.

Passed up the chance to see "Knives out" at the cinema before the busy holiday period . The reviews so far has been massive.

KoiceReloaded:
From micro-thrillers to big budget blockbusters, it has been a wild, weird and momentous year for movies. Without further ado, I hereby present MY top 10 movies of 2019.

- 10. Midsommar: A horror movie that linger in the viewers' minds long after the film ends.
- 9. Ready or Not: Perhaps it's sadistic, but seeing a bunch of super rich people get horrifically killed, felt super satisfying. Anyway, it was a lot of fun. Loved the horror-comedy combo.
- 8. Uncut Gems: That was legitimately the most stressful movie I've ever seen this year. The constant chaos in this guys life, and his terrible decision making gave me extreme anxiety. Really liked the film.
- 7. The Irishman: Al Pacino, De Niro, Pesci were as good as you'd expect. The CGI de-aging was revolutionary. Dialogue was seamless. The 3.5 hour runtime was heavily felt, but thoroughly worth it. Classic Scorsese.
- 6. Marriage Story: Hands down one of the best movies I’ve seen all year. Brilliant acting from Adam Driver & ScarJo. I ended up tearing up twice, once during the argument, and again while Charlie was reading Nicole’s note. I've rewatched the argument scene a couple of times just to process everything. One of the most well made movies of the year imho.

And now, my top 5...

- 5. Parasite:  It's one of those films that's lulls you into a mendacious sense of security, and then when you're just getting comfortable, hits you with a bitch-slap that packs a wallop. Makes you feel conflicted with how the plot twists were actually plot twists. It ain't a happy story, but easily one of the year's best movies.
- 4. Avengers: Endgame: It won't win any serious awards, but as unsaturated entertainment goes, it was great.
- 3. Joker: A cautionary tale, and the nihilistic perspective of a psychopath forged by a negative society. This was one of the most depressing movies I've seen all year. Also one of the best.
- 2. Hotel Mumbai: I haven't felt this tense from a movie in a long time. My heart was racing, and I caught myself clenching my teeth a few times. And that's how I know that they did a good job with this film. I felt like like I was one of the people trapped in the hotel the entire time.
- 1. Knives Out: This felt like an Agatha Christie novel, so well written and acted. Pretty damn good. Loved the ending. Daniel Craig A+.

Honorable Mentions...

- Once Upon a Time in... Hollywood.
- John Wick: Parabellum
- Ford vs Ferrari
- Toy Story 4
- The Farewell

AHCB:
Eyes Wide Shut!.

6.5/10.

Octopusssy:
Eyes Wide Shut-

The opening scene with a _naked woman presenting her well formed buttocks to the camera was a foreshadowing of things to come. This movie is sexual. When I got tired of fast forwarding and zooming past the sex scenes, I gritted my teeth and kukuma endured because these scenes are inextricably linked with the plot.

A very engaging movie, with some very creepy undertones. When you deeply examine the dark underbelly of society, you'd be shocked at what is revealed. The ending is lovely because it open ended. We just have to guess if the major events were truly a charade and it's aftermath, mere coincidence. I have my own interpretation.

8/10. I would have given it a higher score but the excessive depiction of sexual acts kind of turned me off. It's an erotic thriller, mind you, but that doesn't mean I have to like all the fvckery that went on there. Pun intended.

oyaskii:
Booksmart was really underrated even by me when i saw it way back in the year, it looked like another coming of age movie but i later realize it was a gem..kudos to Olivia Wilde....

Am seeing Good boys in several list and i am wondering if i saw a different good boys...it was feel good and all but i am not sure it's a movie i can call best of the best...imo tho.


Nice list btw.

KoiceReloaded:


I'm not a sentimental guy, but I teared up when Charlie broke down after saying he wished Nicole would die. It was a powerful scene, and particularly resonates with me, because I had once upon a time been in that sort of situation. Not exactly like theirs ofc, but relatable.

Everything in that scene was brilliant. It’s one of those rare times in a movie I really felt what a character was feeling.

losprince:
The year 2019 for me is the year I discovered movies, it was this year I watched truly great pictures.

My top ten movies of 2019, although the below movies are the only ones to come out in 2019 that I have seen I got addicted to old movies.

10.

9. Booksmart

8. Midsommar

7. Dolemite is my name

6. Avengers Endgame

5. Once upon a Time in Hollywood

4. Toy Story 4

3. Knives Out

2. Joker

1. The Irishman

Ishilove:
The Irishman-

I felt like I was watching an epic soap opera. A violent one, but a soap nonetheless. Al Pacino and De Niro are among the best in their generation. These men are fine wine indeed.

abduleez1:
Who's your BEST VILLAIN of the Decade??




It's pretty tough, but my top 3 in no particular order are:

Arthur Fleck— JOKER
Ernesto— COCO
Bane— THE DARK KNIGHT RISES