Movie Roundup: MLK Day Edition


Suzanne’s Career – The second of Eric Rohmer’s Six Moral Tales, and much darker in tone than The Bakery Girl of Monceau. It feels kind of like what would happen if the guys from Metropolitan tried to act like the jerks from In the Company of Men. A caddy young man dates a girl he doesn’t really like. His friend (who seems to be a bit in love with the guy) really doesn’t like the girl either, but considers dating her as well. The girl, seen exclusively from the boys’ perspective, is a bit of a cipher. In the end, though, we see that Rohmer was totally on her side all along. The black and white cinematography has a really cool shadowyness to it during the many party sequences. The #15 film of 1963.


My Night at Maud’s – Moral Tales, Part III, this time feature length with some great acting from Jean-Louis Trintignant (Three Colors: Red) and cinematography by Nestor Almendros (Days of Heaven). Trinignant plays an engineer in his early 30s (this is the first of the Moral Tales not about students) who’s trying to be Catholic and has some issues with Pascal. He’s in love with (but has never talked to) a pretty blonde he’s seen at Mass. He meets an old school buddy who drags him along to meet his girlfriend, the titular Maud, who interrogates him about his life and philosophy and kind of flirts with him. The bulk of the film is their conversation. All the Moral Tales have essentially the same plot, but differ in the kinds of characters they present the dilemma of fidelity to. The is the first one wherein every character is truly lovable (the guys in the first two are pretty much jerks, Trintignant here isn’t perfect (he’s actually kind clueless) but adorably so). The #2 film of 1969.


La Collectionneuse – Moral Tales, Part IV and a step backward in the likability department. The Almendros photography is in color this time, and he really captures the beauty of the film’s Riviera location. Two guys stay at their friend’s vacation house for a month, along with a girl neither of them knows but who seems kind of slutty. They make a kind of game out of competing for her without acknowledging they actually like her. Their behavior is, for the most part, detestable, but at least seems to know that and enjoys playing along for her own entertainment. The ending, which is pretty much perfect, makes me love the film a lot more than I did while watching it. I too want to spend my time at an awesome house on the ocean trying my best to do absolutely nothing. The #15 film of 1967.


In the Loop – Pretty much as advertised: hilarious, with some great performances, especially by Peter Capaldi. It’s a screwball farce about the lead up to war in Britain and the US, kind of The West Wing meets Arrested Development, with, yes, a little Mamet thrown in. Based on a TV series, and I can see it working a lot better in that format, as none of the characters are really developed. In the end, the fact that the film follows so closely what actually happened in the lead-up to the Iraq War moves it from good fun to horribly depressing. Up until then, it’s the funniest movie of the year.


The Hurt Locker – Another highly acclaimed 2009 movie that succeeded in meeting my lofty expectations. Director Kathryn Bigelow’s action sequences are as well-constructed and filmed as their reputed to be: they show a palpable sense of geography and a really patience with the building of suspense. Jeremy Renner and Anthony Mackie are terrific as bomb squad soldiers in Baghdad, though the film kind of falls apart whenever it’s attempting to build them into characters, especially with Renner’s character. The film seems to want him to be a crazy adrenaline junkie to is wild, takes risks and can’t handle life on the outside. But Renner plays him more subtly, more as a man who doesn’t love war, but instead has found it’s the only place he feels at home. He doesn’t need a rush, he needs to be a hero. Regardless, the action sequences alone are enough to make it a great film. The #10 film of 2008.

Movie Roundup: Eating with Relish the Inner Organs Edition


An Education– I’d expect that a film about a young girl in 1962 who’s so infatuated with the life of the Parisian intellectual (jazz, cigarettes, New Wave movies) that she dates an older man to have at least a sense of why that Parisian lifestyle is so interesting. Or a sense that the guy she’s dating as cool or exciting or smart or dangerous or something. But everything in this movie is tame: the affair is about as passionless as it can get, even for the English; the guy is pretty boring – more traveling salesman than transgressive cad; and the film itself is written and shot so tastefully as to be pretty much inert. The actors are good though: Carey Mulligan doing that clever waif thing that’s worked for actresses from Audrey Hepburn to Natalie Portman, Olivia Williams and Emma Thompson as teachers who for some reason can’t explain why they like teaching (it’d be inconvenient for the plot or something, I guess), and Alfred Molina as the father. He gets the best scene in the film: his little speech near the end. It’s the only really moving thing in the whole film.


College – Possibly my least favorite Buster Keaton feature. I’m actually liking The Freshman more in comparison. Keaton plays a geek who goes to college and decides the girl he loves want him to be an athlete. The film then plays as Keaton tries (and fails) to play various sports: baseball (with one of my favorite players, HOFer Wahoo Sam Crawford in his only film role), track and field, rowing. It’s much funnier than the Lloyd film, of course, as Keaton’s just a better physical comedian. But it has none of the emotional depth that Lloyd, despite the fact that I was so bored with most of his film, managed to create. The #7 film of 1927.


Dragon Inn – The third King Hu kung fu film I’ve seen, and it’s somewhere in-between the other two ambition-wise. Come Drink With Me, while pretty great for the first two-thirds, was marred by an imposed ending from the Shaw Brothers, with cheap and rather silly special effects. A Touch of Zen, on the other hand, is a vast epic, something that’s aspiring to be the Seven Samurai of the kung fu genre (and comes very close to succeeding). This one isn’t quite that ambitious, and more successfully maintains its tone through the entire film. The plot is an archetypal one: good guys and bad guys converge at a remote location, beat each other up. The action is pretty much perfect, a difficult task without any performers as virtuosic as Gordon Liu or Jackie Chan, but one Hu manages through framing and perfectly-timed editing. The #5 film of 1967.


The Scarlet Empress – The fifth collaboration between Josef von Sternberg and Marlene Dietrich I’ve seen, and it might be the craziest and the most fun. Dietrich plays the young Catherine the Great, in her rise to Tsarinadom. The early plot, in fact, is suspiciously like that of Sofia Coppola’s Marie Antoinette. Dietrich plays a young German girl brought to Russia to marry the heir to the throne, who is, of course, a lunatic. She freaks out, learns to scheme and manipulate and eventually stages a coup that puts her in power (with the help of the army, large parts of the command of which she appears to have slept with). Dietrich’s pretty funny working against type as the innocent waif in the beginning, and of course she owns the double entendres at the end. The best thing about the film though is the set design: the Kremlin as a kind of Gothic horror show with oversized statues of demons and agonized saints everywhere: walls, bannisters, tabletops, as chairs, etc. The #5 film of 1934.

Madame Bovary – Vincente Minnelli’s version of of the Flaubert classic is told with a weird framing device. Flaubert is on trial for writing the book (corruption of public morals, in that it expects us to sympathize with the greedy adulterous title character) and as a defense tells the story of the novel. Thus we have the author (in the form of James Mason, of all people) narrating the action as if it were a kind of argument: the story exists to make us feel sympathy for Emma Bovary. It reduces the novel from one of romance and melodrama to one of social argument, which is far less interesting. Anyway, jennifer Jones plays Emma and is pretty good (she looks like a softer, rounder Vivien Leigh). The standout sequence, one of the very best of Minnelli’s career is the ball sequence. I’ve never seen a 19th century dance filmed with such speed, both with the dancers and the camera (when it follows the spinning waltzers). It’s a breathtaking sequence, and when the windows are smashed open to let in some air, you’re glad for it as well. The #13 film of 1949.


A Serious Man – I finally managed to see this, the new Coen Brothers film. It’s very much of a piece with their Barton Fink, both revolving around protagonists that don’t understand what’s happening around them mostly because they just don’t listen. Michael Stuhlbarg is quite good as Larry Gopnick, a physics professor (Schrödinger’s cat & the Uncertainly Principle, of course) who learns his wife wants a divorce, he might not get tenure, he’s being sued for accusing a student of trying to bribe him. And that’s just the first act. More disasters await Larry as he desperately tries to find answers to why all these things are happening to him. He makes several trips to several rabbis, all of whom give him the same, essential existential answer: we don’t know, try to enjoy life and be a nice person. That’s not enough for Larry, he needs to know: what is God’s plan, do actions have consequences? The film exists in an in-between state in whether we’re supposed to believe the actions we see are random or determined by God; like Schrödinger’s cat, both possibilities are true for the duration of the film. Until, that is, Larry makes a choice. Then all the possibilities collapse into one, and it doesn’t appear to be a happy one.


Party Girl – A really solid gangster melodrama from director Nicholas Ray. Cyd Charisse plays a titular showgirl who falls for Robert Taylor’s crippled mob lawyer (he makes his living defending Prohibition Era hoods in the employ of Lee J. Cobb in 1920s Chicago). They help each other become better people, which inevitably puts them in conflict with the gangsters. Shootouts and nobility ensue (including a montage of whackings that must have inspired Coppola’s [i]The Godfather[/i] in some way). This being a 50s melodrama, there’s even the obligatory miracle surgery. Charisse gets a couple of great musical numbers (just dancing), though they’re marred by some terrible outfits, by the end, she completely wins you over (and not just with her legs, despite Ray’s impressive singularity of focus on them). Above all, the film is notable as yet another Ray film with deeply drawn, very damaged characters struggling against life, despite all the generic clutter than threatens to take over: that powerful emotional undercurrent keeps things (like Lee J. Cobb) from degenerating into farce). The #10 film of 1958.


24 City – The latest (available) feature from Jia Zhangke is the story of a factory closing in the industrial town of Chengdu. It’s told through a series of nine interviews, five of which are actual people telling their story, four are actors telling composite stories compiled from among the 130+ people Jia interviewed for the project. The conceit is made clear from the opening credits, which cite famous actresses Joan Chen and Zhao Tao. Far from feeling dishonest, however, the act is consistent with the way Jia’s latest films have mixed reality and unreality (The World‘s animated interludes and surreal setting; Still Life‘s alien artifacts imbuing a desolate, dismantled town with enough humor and romance to keep things from getting to boring or depressing). The film is shot digitally, with lovely slow pans over the factory (the last workers at work, things been torn down and taken apart, workers leaving the factory in what is probably a Lumière homage). The version I saw on the Instant Netflix and a weird ripple in the image every time the camera panned. I don’t think that was intentional. The #4 film of 2008.


The Bakery Girl of Monceau – The first of Eric Rohmer’s Six Moral Tales is a short film about a law student (future director Barbet Schroeder, with voiceover narration by future director Bertrand Tavernier) who sees a pretty woman walk by every day, over-thinks a plan to ask her out, and ends up buying cookies every day waiting to run into the girl again. He flirts with the bakery girl (for various potential reasons) and drops her when the first girl returns. It definitely feels like there’s more of a movie in this story, something that could have run for 90 instead of 23 minutes. On the other hand, it’s pretty much perfect as it is. Schroeder’s attention to habit, his circular, obsessive logic and ultimate callousness feels very true to life. The #11 film of 1963.

Movie Roundup: Meh, Casey Kotchman Edition


It’s a Gift – WC Fields as a henpecked grocer who decides to buy an orange grove and move his family to California. As a movie, it’s not much, mostly just an excuse for elaborate Fields set pieces (a baby loose in his store while an irate man demands cumquats, Fields trying to get to get back to sleep on his porch, the family having a picnic). It’s often hilarious, but more built around physical comedy than the later Fields I’ve seen, The Bank Dick (which I liked better) and My Little Chickadee (which I did not). He’s a funny man. The #10 film of 1934.


The Freshman – Harold Lloyd, though, I just am not impressed by. I liked this more than the other film of his I’ve seen (Speedy), but not because it’s funnier (both have some good moments, but fewer than I’d like), rather because it seems more heartfelt. Despite the corniness of Lloyd’s geek character’s patheticness, by the end of the film, I couldn’t help but feel for him. It helps that the last half hour of the film is by far the best (the end of a party sequence and the climactic football game, which at times almost reaches hilarity). It’s not fair to compare him to Chaplin and Keaton (or the Marxes and Fields) (it’s not fair to compare anyone to those guys) but I can’t help but look at a scene in a Lloyd film and think they would have had ten jokes where Lloyd has one. The #4 film of 1925.


Hallelujah, I’m a Bum – A really wonderful musical from 1933 directed by Lewis Milestone (All Quiet on the Western Front, Ocean’s Eleven) and starring Al Jolson. This is the first time I’ve seen Jolson in anything, and he’s pretty great here, charming and funny, he reminded me of Gene Kelly more than anything else (without the dancing, of course). He plays the “Mayor of Central Park”, the leader of a pack of bums that happens to be friends with New York’s actual mayor, Frank Morgan (yet another wonderful performance by one of my favorite supporting actors). Morgan has a fight with his showgirl girlfriend, who tries to kill herself, only to be rescued by Jolson, suffer amnesia and fall in love (in that order). Will Jolson give up his commitment to homeless life and get a real job? Will the regretful Morgan find his girl? Will she recover her memory, and if so, which Mayor will she choose? There’s much hilarity from the supporting cast, including Edgar Connor as Jolson’s “valet”, and silent film stars Chester Conklin and Harry Langdon, who particularly stands out as a Bolshevik trash collector endlessly haranguing the homeless for not being workers and instead getting fat off the leftovers of the corrupt capitalist system. The songs are pretty good too: not the best stuff by Rodgers and Hart, but not bad at all. The #3 film of 1933.


Summer Hours – Hmmm . . . needs more Binoche. This seems miles away from the last Olvier Assayas film I saw (the Asia Argento techno-thriller Boarding Gate, which was great), being instead a leisurely, episodic story of the last days of a familial home. It’s not nearly as apocalyptic as it might have been in lesser hands (think a heavy-handed metaphor about the decline of civilization from the likes of Michael Haneke), instead it’s elegiac: we drift through the scenes not with an urgent foreboding, but rather the calm realization that all things (and families) come to an end and that this is as it should be. This is conveyed most effectively by Assayas’s visual style, all long, wandering hand-held shots, the best of which is the film’s magnificent final scene, a wandering trip through the house as a group of kids enjoy its many charms for their (but not the house’s, surely) last time. As for the objects that are at the heart of the film’s story, the things the family must to decide how to deal with, they have value, but what kind and how much depends on the valuer, I suppose. Objects are just objects, its people that give them meaning. A museum values a vase because it’s unique and exquisitely crafted by a master artist, an old woman because it holds flowers and memories of her friend. In the end, the film is on the side of the old woman, and so am I. The #4 film of 2008.

Top Films of All-Time Index

This is an index of my Top Films of All-Time lists. Every year around Labor Day I make a new one.

My Top 150 Films – 2008
My Top 250 Films – 2009
My Top 600 Films – 2010
My Top 1000 Films – 2011
A Top 100 Films – 2012
A Top 100 Films – 2013
A Top 100 Films – 2014
A Top 100 Films – 2015
A Top 100 Films – 2016
A Top 100 Films – 2017
A Top 100 Films – 2018
A Top 100 Films – 2019
A Top 100 Films – 2020
A Top 100 Films – 2021
A Top 100 Films – 2022

Index of Old Stuff

This is an index of a bunch of things I did a long time ago. Some of it is worth reading, but it’s mostly just lists and some very short not-even-capsule reviews.


Best Movies of the Decade

This is an index of the Best of the Decade lists I made between 2008 and 2009.

Movies of the 10s & 20s  Aug 10, 2009
Movies of the 30s  Jun 15, 2009
Movies of the 40s  May 11, 2009
Movies of the 50s  Apr 27, 2009
Movies of the 60s  Mar 24, 2009
Movies of the 70s  Jan 26, 2009
Movies of the 80s  Dec 20, 2008
Movies of the 90s  Dec 08, 2008
Movies of the 00s  Dec 02, 2008
Movies of the 00s (updated) Dec 30, 2009

Best Years of the Decade

This is an index of the lists of Best Movie Years of Each Decade that I made during the summer of 2008.

Best Years of the 40s  Sep 16, 2008
Best Years of the 50s  May 12, 2008
Best Years of the 60s  June 11, 2008
Best Years of the 70s  July 02, 2008
Best Years of the 80s  July 16, 2008
Best Years of the 90s  Aug 19, 2008


Movies of the Year Index

This is an index of the Movies of the Year posts I made between 2005 and 2008.  I managed to cover from 1946-the present before losing momentum.  Most of them are totally obsolete at this point.

1946  Nov 18, 2008
1947  Aug 25, 2008
1948  Aug 06, 2008
1949  June 25, 2008
1950  June 05, 2008
1951  Jan 24, 2008
1952  Sep 26, 2007
1953  June 13, 2007
1954  Apr 12, 2007
1955  Jan 20, 2007
1956  Dec 21, 2006
1957  Oct 25, 2006
1958  Oct 04, 2006
1959  Sep 27, 2006
1960  Sep 04, 2006
1961  July 26, 2006
1962  July 26, 2006
1963  July 19, 2006
1964  June 13, 2006
1965  May 17, 2006
1966  Apr 23, 2006
1967  Apr 02, 2006
1968  Mar 22, 2006
1969  Mar 19, 2006
1970  Mar 15, 2006
1971  Mar 15, 2006
1972  Mar 03, 2006
1973  Mar 01, 2006
1974  Feb 10, 2006
1975  Feb 08, 2006
1976  Aug 31, 2005
1977  Aug 31, 2005
1978  Sep 01, 2005
1979  Sep 02, 2005
1980  Sep 02, 2005
1981  Sep 04, 2005
1982  Sep 12, 2005
1983  Sep 17, 2005
1984  Sep 18, 2005
1985  Sep 24, 2005
1986  Sep 25, 2005
1987  Oct 01, 2005
1988  Oct 05, 2005
1989  Oct 09, 2005
1990  Oct 16, 2005
1991  Oct 29, 2005
1992  Oct 30, 2005
1993  Nov 02, 2005
1994  Nov 06, 2005
1995  Nov 11, 2005
1996  Nov 16, 2005
1997  Nov 21, 2005
1998  Dec 07, 2005
1999  Dec 11, 2005
2000  Dec 15, 2005
2001  Jan 15, 2006
2002  Jan 25, 2006
2003  Jan 27, 2006
2004  Feb 07, 2006
2005  Feb 08, 2006
2006 (part one)  Jan 14, 2007
2006 (part two)  Dec 31, 2006
2007 (part one)  Jan 07, 2008
2007 (part two)  Jan 16, 2008
2008 (part one)  Dec 29, 2008
2008 (part two)  Feb 03, 2009
2009 (part one)  Mar 08, 2010
2009 (part two)  Mar 07, 2010
2010 (part one)  Dec 31, 2010
2010 (part two)  Jan 05, 2011
2011 (part one)  Dec 31, 2011

Rankings: 2010-2019

2010:
2010 Endy Awards

1. Oki’s Movie
2. Certified Copy
3. Meek’s Cutoff
4. Let the Bullets Fly
5. Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives
6. Unstoppable
7. Love in a Puff
8. Carlos
9. Mysteries of Lisbon
10. 607
11. Hahaha
12. Resident Evil: Afterlife
13. Boxing Gym
14. Shutter Island
15. Thomas Mao
16. The Social Network
17. I Wish I Knew
18. Another Year
19. Detective Dee and the Mystery of the Phantom Flame
20. Dream Home
21. The Legend is Born: Ip Man
22. Film Socialisme
23. Nostalgia for the Light
24. Day and Night
25. True Grit
26. Gallants
27. Legend of the Fist: The Return of Chen Zhen
28. Black Swan
29. Get Out of the Car
30. Cave of Forgotten Dreams
31. The Sleeping Beauty
32. 13 Assassins
33. The Strange Case of Angelica
34. Poetry
35. Enthiran
36. Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
37. Exit Through the Gift Shop
38. Easy A
39. The Illusionist
40. If You Are the One 2
41. 127 Hours
42. Greenberg
43. Who Killed Captain Alex?
44. Reign of Assassins
45. Robin Hood
46. The Secret World of Arrietty
47. The Drunkard
48. Strange Powers
49. The Trip
50. Centurion
51. Made in Dagenham
52. Bill Cunningham, New York
53. Winter’s Bone
54. Toy Story 3
55. Undisputed III: Redemption
56. Wishful Drinking
57. Ip Man 2
58. Tucker and Dale vs. Evil
59. Senna
60. The Promise
61. The Ghost Writer
62. Merry-Go-Round
63. My Film and My Story
64. Crossing the Mountain
65. Predators
66. Tiny Furniture
67. Skyline
68. Ong Bak 3
69. Never Let Me Go
70. Sweetgrass
71. A Cat in Paris
72. The Fourth Portrait
73. Tees Maar Khan
74. Iron Man 2
75. The King’s Speech
76. Inception
77. Restrepo
78. Hot Tub Time Machine
79. Kick Ass
80. Inhalation
81. The Indian Boundary Line
82. Icarus Under the Sun
83. Machete
84. Casino Jack and the United States of Money
85. Rumination
86. The Kids are All Right
87. The Tiger Factory
88. Green Zone
89. The Last Airbender

2011:
2011 Endy Awards

1. The Tree of Life
2. The Day He Arrives
3. Damsels in Distress
4. The Deep Blue Sea
5. Margaret
6. Romance Joe
7. Don’t Go Breaking My Heart
8. List
9. Girl Walk // All Day
10. Wuxia
11. Life Without Principle
12. Happiness is a Warm Blanket, Charlie Brown
13. The Three Musketeers
14. George Harrison: Living in the Material World
15. K-On! the Movie
16. Ex
17. The Grey
18. War Horse
19. Hugo
20. Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol
21. Moneyball
22. A Separation
23. Pina
24. Bernie
25. The Raid
26. Once Upon a Time in Anatolia
27. The Turin Horse
28. Crazy Horse
29. The Color Wheel
30. All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace
31. Flying Swords of Dragon Gate
32. The Kid with a Bike
33. Weekend
34. Scream 4
35. We Need to Talk About Kevin
36. La Luna
37. J. Edgar
38. A Dangerous Method
39. The Story of Film: An Odyssey
40. The Cabin in the Woods
41. Company
42. The Muppets
43. Winnie the Pooh
44. Hara-Kiri: Death of a Samurai
45. Thor
46. Carnage
47. A Fish
48. Super 8
49. East Meets West
50. Captain America
51. Midnight in Paris
52. Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy
53. Young Adult
54. The Adventures of Tintin
55. Conan the Barbarian
56. Drive
57. The Artist
58. Take Shelter
59. 1990-2006: The Never-Ending Narrative
60. Final Destination 5
61. Fast Five
62. Take this Waltz
63. Headshot
64. The Guard
65. 50/50
66. Attack the Block
67. Transformers: Dark of the Moon
68. Fragments: Surviving Pieces of Lost Films
69. Don’t Expect Too Much
70. Rise of the Planet of the Apes
71. The Adjustment Bureau
72. X-Men: First Class
73. Page One: Inside the New York Times
74. Rango
75. Overheard 2
76. Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides
77. Cedar Rapids
78. These Amazing Shadows

2012:
2012 Endy Awards

1. Romancing in Thin Air
2. Moonrise Kingdom
3. Wolf Children
4. Like Someone in Love
5. The Master
6. Lincoln
7. Resident Evil: Retribution
8. Drug War
9. In Another Country
10. Pitch Perfect
11. Eega
12. Mekong Hotel
13. Ace Attorney
14. Night Across the Street
15. Viola
16. Frances Ha
17. Tabu
18. Leviathan
19. Holy Motors
20. To the Wonder
21. It’s Such a Beautiful Day
22. When Night Falls
23. The Last Time I Saw Macao
24. Memories Look at Me
25. Three Sisters
26. Four Ways to Die in My Hometown
27. Universal Soldier: Day of Reckoning
28. Evangelion: 3.33 You Can (Not) Redo
29. Zero Dark Thirty
30. People’s Park
31. Much Ado About Nothing
32. Walker
33. Something in the Air
34. Tai Chi Zero
35. Emperor Visits the Hell
36. You Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet
37. Neighboring Sounds
38. Motorway
39. Vamps
40. The Act of Killing
41. Blancanieves
42. Room 237
43. Love in the Buff
44. Museum Hours
45. Thursday Till Sunday
46. Dredd
47. Everybody in Our Family
48. Reconversão
49. El Gringo
50. The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
51. Django Unchained
52. Cosmopolis
53. Looper
54. Tai Chi Hero
55. Bachelorette
56. The Dark Knight Rises
57. The Man with the Iron Fists
58. Shut Up and Play the Hits
59. The Avengers
60. Cold War
61. Gebo and the Shadow
62. 9 Muses of Star Empire
63. Cloud Atlas
64. It’s a Disaster
65. The Unlikely Girl
66. Prometheus
67. This is 40
68. Mother
69. Brave
70. Diva
71. In Search of Haydn
72. Mystery
73. The Angels’ Share
74. The Perks of Being a Wallflower
75. Crossfire Hurricane
76. Hello I Must Be Going
77. Deceptive Practice: The Mysteries and Mentors of Ricky Jay
78. Good Vibrations
79. Antiviral
80. Flight
81. Beautiful 2012
82. Red Flag
83. The King’s Body
84. Spring Breakers
85. Wreck-It Ralph
86. GLOW: The Story of the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling
87. Silver Linings Playbook
88. Sleepwalk With Me
89. Jack Reacher
90. Amour
91. A Mere Life
92. The Five-Year Engagement
93. Moksha; the World, or I, How Does that Work?
94. Save the Date
95. Argo
96. Skyfall
97. Game Change
98. Rock of Ages
99. Les Misérables

2013:
2013 Endy Awards

1. The Grandmaster
2. Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons
3. Blind Detective
4. La última película
5. The Missing Picture
6. The Tale of the Princess Kaguya
7. A Touch of Sin
8. Seventh Code
9. Dusty Stacks of Mom
10. The Wind Rises
11. Stray Dogs
12. The Wolf of Wall Street
13. Our Sunhi
14. Computer Chess
15. Only Lovers Left Alive
16. At Berkeley
17. Inside Llewyn Davis
18. Nobody’s Daughter Haewon
19. The Immigrant
20. Hard to Say
21. The Lone Ranger
22. The World’s End
23. Just in Time
24. Ip Man: The Final Fight
25. Yumen
26. Young Detective Dee and the Rise of the Sea Dragon
27. The Garden of Words
28. Trap Street
29. Miss and the Doctors
30. Man of Tai Chi
31. The Mole Song: Undercover Agent Reiji
32. A Spell to Ward Off the Darkness
33. Bastards
34. Before Midnight
35. The Great Passage
36. Under the Skin
37. A Fuller Life
38. 12 Years a Slave
39. The Kingdom of Dreams and Madness
40. The Three Disasters
41. All is Lost
42. Boundless
43. Man of Steel
44. Her
45. 50:50
46. Snowpiercer
47. Iron Man 3
48. Unbeatable
49. So Young
50. Ninja: Shadow of a Tear
51. Mahjong
52. The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug
53. Chennai Express
54. Six by Sondheim
55. Blue Jasmine
56. New World
57. Distant
58. Gravity
59. Top of the Lake
60. Finding Mr. Right
61. Frozen
62. Enough Said
63. Burn Release Explode The Invincible
64. Bends
65. Night Moves
66. The Great Gatsby
67. Star Trek Into Darkness
68. My First Love
69. The Owners
70. Redemption
71. Grigris
72. Longing for the Rain
73. Drinking Buddies
74. Pain & Gain
75. 42
76. The White Storm
77. Blue is the Warmest Color
78. Anatomy of a Paperclip
79. Unforgiven
80. Fast & Furious 6
81. Thor: The Dark World
82. The Great Beauty
83. My Lucky Star
84. Hear My Train A-Comin’
85. 130919: A Portrait of Marina Abramovic
86. The Spider’s Lair
87. Camille Claudel 1915
88. Anchorman 2
89. American Hustle
90. Cinesapiens

2014:
2014 Endy Awards

1. Super Bowl XLVIII
2. The Midnight After
3. Inherent Vice
4. Don’t Go Breaking My Heart 2
5. Journey to the West
6. National Gallery
7. The Grand Budapest Hotel
8. Hill of Freedom
9. Ballet 422
10. A Matter of Interpretation
11. The Crossing Part One
12. Jauja
13. Phoenix
14. Obvious Child
15. Adieu au langage
16. Pompeii
17. The Taking of Tiger Mountain
18. Gone with the Bullets
19. She’s Funny That Way
20. Horse Money
21. Tokyo Tribe
22. Noah
23. Actress
24. Gone Girl
25. Hit 2 Pass
26. The Coffin in the Mountain
27. White, Heat, Lights
28. Highway
29. Eden
30. Beyond Zero: 1914-1918
31. Here’s to the Future!
32. Two Days, One Night
33. Camera falls from airplane and lands in pig pen–MUST WATCH END!!
34. Gyeongju
35. La Sapienza
36. Heaven Knows What
37. Little Forest: Summer/Autumn
38. The Golden Era
39. Uncertain Relationships Society
40. Welcome to New York
41. John Wick
42. The Princess of France
43. Mr. Turner
44. The Rehearsal
45. When Marnie was There
46. Flowers of Taipei: New Taiwan Cinema
47. Into the Woods
48. Lucy
49. American Sniper
50. Happy New Year
51. Happy Christmas
52. Girlhood
53. The Clouds of Sils Maria
54. Guardians of the Galaxy
55. The Duke of Burgundy
56. Blanket Statement #2: It’s All or Nothing
57. Black Coal, Thin Ice
58. Jersey Boys
59. Selma
60. Whiplash
61. The Look of Silence
62. Approaching the Elephant
63. The Iron Ministry
64. Draft Day
65. Listen Up Philip
66. While We’re Young
67. Captain America: The Winter Soldier
68. Winter Sleep
69. Maps to the Stars
70. Dear White People
71. Boyhood
72. The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies
73. The LEGO Movie
74. Dearest
75. Natural History
76. Temporary Family
77. The Last Five Years
78. Top Five
79. Wild Tales
80. Women Who Know How to Flirt are the Luckiest
81. Inside Voices
82. A Hard Day
83. Transformers: Age of Extinction
84. Crazy World
85. X-Men: Days of Future Past
86. The Raid 2
87. Transformers: The Premake
88. Ned Rifle
89. The Teacher’s Diary
90. Rise of the Legend
91. Jia Zhangke: A Guy from Fenyang
92: The Admiral: Roaring Currents
93. Nightcrawler
94. Amour fou
95. Golden Chickensss
96. Aberdeen
97. Once Upon a Time in Shanghai
98. January
99. Regarding Susan Sontag
100. Song of the Sea
101. Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)
102. Kung Fu Jungle
103. A Girl at My Door
104. Back to the Soil
105. From Vegas to Macau
106. Ow
107. Edge of Tomorrow
108. The Babadook
109. Too Many Cooks
110. Exodus: Gods and Kings
111. Everything Will Be
112. They Came Together
113. Virtuosity
114. The Monkey King
115. Lava
116. Life Itself
117. Snow on the Blades
118. The Furthest End Awaits
119. Haemoo
120. The Dream of Shahrazad
121. And the Oscar Goes To …
122. Veronica Mars
123. Magnificent View
124. The Imitation Game
125. Overheard 3
126. Exit
127. The Theory of Everything
128. Broken Palace
129. Black Comedy
130. Love is All

2015:
2015 Endy Awards:

1. The Assassin
2. Mad Max: Fury Road
3. Arabian Nights
4. Mountains May Depart
5. The Royal Road
6. Blackhat
7. Cemetery of Splendour
8. Baahubali: The Beginning
9. The Forbidden Room
10. SPL 2: A Time for Consequences
11. Kaili Blues
12. Happy Hour
13. Mistress America
14. World of Tomorrow
15. Murmur of the Hearts
16. The Case of Hana and Alice
17. Tamasha
18. Carol
19. Sunset Song
20. Office
21. Sixty Six
22. Knight of Cups
23. Jupiter Ascending
24. 88:88
25. Night Without Distance
26. In Jackson Heights
27. Port of Call
28. La La La at Rock Bottom
29. Detective Chinatown
30. The Thoughts That Once We Had
31. Heart of a Dog
32. Taxi
33. Tangerine
34. Creed
35. Right Now, Wrong Then
36. Li Wen at East Lake
37. Veteran
38. A Tale of Three Cities
39. O Kadhal Kanmani
40. Bring Me the Head of Tim Horton
41. Go Away, Mr. Tumor
42. The Force Awakens
43. Results
44. Little Forest: Winter/Spring
45. The Martian
46. Bridge of Spies
47. The Witch
48. Behemoth
49. Close Range
50. Spotlight
51. No No Sleep
52. The Hateful 8
53. The Visit
54. The Intern
55. Ocean Falls
56. 45 Years
57. Junun
58. Piku
59. De Palma
60. The Mend
61. Crimson Peak
62. Topophilia
63. Forget Me Not
64. Sleeping with Other People
65. Bitter Lake
66. Roads Rapidly Changing
67. In the Shadow of Women
68. Hitchcock/Truffaut
69. Queen of Earth
70. My Golden Days
71. The Pearl Button
72. The Fits
73. Tig
74. Concerto: A Beethoven Journey
75. Anomalisa
76. Wild City
77. Eisenstein in Guanajuato
78. Thithi
79. Experimenter
80. The Treasure
81. Greed; Ghost Light
82: Age of Ultron
83. Bone Tomahawk
84. The Exquisite Corpus
85. Yakuza Apocalypse
86. By the Sea
87. Pitch Perfect 2
88. Shaun the Sheep Movie
89. Brooklyn
90. Tag
91. Aloha
92. Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation
93. Francofonia
94. The Chinese Mayor
95. Dead Slow Ahead
96. Furious 7
97. Chi-Raq
98. Mustang
99. Ant-Man
100. Bad at Dancing
101. The Island Funeral
102. The Crossing Part 2
103. Inside Out
104. Judy Judy Judy
105. Ten Years
106. Manifesto
107. Macbeth
108. Sisters
109. The Peanuts Movie
110. Delusional Mandala
111. Sicario
112. Spectre
113. The Revenant
114. 2015 Rolling
115. Xiao Kang
116. Trainwreck
117. Far From the Madding Crowd
118. Ip Man 3
119. The 1000 Eyes of Dr. Maddin
120. Mr. Six
121. Ex Machina
122. Monster Hunt
123. Wondrous Boccaccio
124. 7 Days in Hell
125. Wolf Warriors
126. A Bigger Splash
127. Love and…
128. Smog Journeys
129. Paradise
130. The Big Short
131. Amy
132. Digging for Fire
133. Straight Outta Compton
134. Magicarena
135. Memories of the Sword
136. A Ballerina’s Tale
137. The Final Master
138. Steve Jobs
139. Queen of the Desert
140. What Happened in Past Dragon Year
141. Wild Card
142. Unexpected
143. The Wolfpack
144. From Vegas to Macau II
145. Concussion
146. The American Ballet Theatre: A History
147. It’s Already Tomorrow in Hong Kong
148. Alice in Earnestland
149. Magic Mike XXL
150. Dragon Blade
151. Dreams Rewired
152. Tandem
153. Mojin: The Lost Legend
154. The Beautiful Kokonor Lake
155. The Transporter Refueled
156. Argentina
157. Chatty Catties

2016:
2016 Endy Awards

1. Paterson
2. Yourself & Yours
3. Dawson City: Frozen Time
4. Toni Erdmann
5. Love & Friendship
6. A Silent Voice
7. Resident Evil: The Final Chapter
8. Shin Godzilla
9. Silence
10. Things to Come
11. Your Name.
12. The Last Poems Trilogy
13. The Hedonists
14. By the Time It Gets Dark
15. Sully
16. HyperNormalization
17. A Quiet Passion
18. Moonlight
19. I Am Not Your Negro
20. In this Corner of the World
21. Yellowing
22. The Age of Shadows
23. Rogue One
24. Crosscurrent
25. The Wasted Times
26. Everybody Wants Some!!
27. Hermia & Helena
28. Three
29. Fan
30. Let Your Heart Be Light
31. Elle
32. The Mermaid
33. A Bride for Rip Van Winkle
34. The Edge of Seventeen
35. Creepy
36. Train to Busan
37. Certain Women
38. A Quiet Dream
39. Bad Black
40. Aquarius
41. Debra Paget, For Example
42. Ae Dil Hai Mushkil
43. Lemonade
44. Hail, Caesar!
45. Soulmate
46. Nocturama
47. I Am Not Madame Bovary
48. The Shallows
49. Tower
50. Trivisa
51. The Love Witch
52. Never Eat Alone
53. Personal Shopper
54. Wet Woman in the Wind
55. Curses
56. Dangal
57. Boyka: Undisputed IV
58. Rat Film
59. Pop Song
60. OJ: Made in America
61. Short Stay
62. The Monkey King 2
63. Kékszakállú
64. Manchester by the Sea
65. The Lost City of Z
66. Split
67. My Beloved Bodyguard
68. The Movieland Movie
69. Lifeline
70. One Day in Our Lives Of. . .
71. A Train Arrives at the Station
72. Mrs. K
73. Cave of Sighs
74. Nine Behind
75. Cameraperson
76. The Intestine
77. After the Storm
78. Kedi
79. One Night Only
80. Call of Heroes
81. Indefinite Pitch
82. Kill Time
83. The Wailing
84. La La Land
85. My Journey through French Cinema
86. The Unknown Girl
87. Daguerreotype
88. Chongqing Hot Pot
89. Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
90. I, Daniel Blake
91. Old Stone
92. Still Night, Still Light
93. The Mobfathers
94. Civil War
95. 20th Century Women
96. Nutag – Homeland
97. The Ornithologist
98. Two
99. Those Who Remains
100. The Promise
101. Godspeed
102. Garfunkel & Oates: Trying to Be Special
103. See You Tomorrow
104. Justin Timberlake + the Tennessee Kids
105. The Girl Without Hands
106. Over the Fence
107. A Chinese Odyssey Part 3
108. 🌲🌲🌲
109. Suffering of Ninko
110. The Human Surge
111. The Handmaiden
112. Leap!
113. Tales of Two Who Dreamt
114. 10 Cloverfield Lane
115. The Mole Song: Hong Kong Capriccio
116. The Weaving of a Dream
117. 13th
118. The Seasons in Quincy
119. Mad World
120. Arrival
121. Doctor Strange
122. Soul on a String
123. Railroad Tigers
124. Mamie
125. Hema Hema: Sing Me a Song While I Wait
126. The Great Wall
127. Citizen Jane: Battle for the City
128. Sword Master
129. Allied
130. A Dragon Arrives!
131. 13 Hours
132. Operation Mekong
133. X-Men: Apocalypse
134. Hidden Figures
135. Lo and Behold: Reveries of a Connected World
136. Hell or High Water
137. Free Fire
138. Suicide Squad
139. Hamilton’s America
140. Sing
141. The Road to Mandalay
142. Maudite Poutine
143. Neruda
144. Phantom Detective
145. Harmonium
146. Cold War 2
147. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon: Sword of Destiny
148. David Lynch: The Art Life
149. Weeds on Fire
150. Somewhere in Kamakura
151. Deadpool
152. Sky on Fire
153. Blood of Youth
154. Ghostbusters
155. Fish
156. Maliglutit
157. Star Trek Beyond
158. From Vegas to Macau III
159. Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates
160. For a Few Bullets
161. The Secret Life of Pets
162. Someone To Talk To
163. Confirmation
164. Maybe If It Were a Nice Room
165. Dama Wang Who Lives on Happiness Alone
166. The Cameraman
167. In a Valley of Violence
168. Srorrim
169. Get a Job

2017:
2017 Endy Awards

1. Baahubali: the Conclusion
2. Claire’s Camera
3. 120 Beats per Minute
4. On the Beach at Night Alone
5. Mother!
6. Bad Genius
7. Maison du bonheur
8. Night is Short, Walk On Girl
9. Hanagatami
10. The Last Jedi
11. Our Time Will Come
12. Phantom Thread
13. Ex Libris: New York Public Library
14. 24 Frames
15. Faces Places
16. Lady Bird
17. The Florida Project
18. Let the Sunshine In
19. Song to Song
20. Get Out
21. Angels Wear White
22. 1987: When the Day Comes
23. The Day After
24. Hit the Night
25. The Village of No Return
26. The Green Fog
27. Tremble All You Want
28. Love and Goodbye and Hawaii
29. Love Education
30. Pumpkin Movie
31. 77 Heartbreaks
32. The Burden of Other People’s Thoughts
33. Downsizing
34. Fail to Appear
35. Call Me By Your Name
36. Columbus
37. Lucky
38. SPL: Paradox
39. Legend of the Demon Cat
40. This is Not What I Expected
41. Thor: Ragnarok
42. Prototype
43. Before We Vanish
44. Sekigahara
45. Chang-ok’s Letter
46. Western
47. Zama
48. One Cut of the Dead
49. Wrath of Silence
50. Lu Over the Wall
51. The Empty Hands
52. Journey to the West: Demons Strike Back
53. The Outlaws
54. John Wick Chapter 2
55. Spider-man: Homecoming
56. The Great Buddha+
57. Wasteland No. 1: Ardent Verdant
58. Youth
59. The Rider
60. The Running Actress
61. The Death of Stalin
62. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
63. The American Epic
64. Kaatru Veliyidai
65. Shock Wave
66. Did You Wonder Who Fired the Gun?
67. Trouble No More
68. Mr. Long
69. Wonderstruck
70. Long Strange Trip
71. From Nine to Nine
72. Savage Dog
73. Landline
74. Scaffold
75. Love Off the Cuff
76. The Hidden Sword
77. In the Intense Now
78. Manhunt
79. Ismael’s Ghosts
80. AlphaGo
81. Person to Person
82. The Little Hours
83. Microhabitat
84. The Man Who Invented Christmas
85. The Sleep Curse
86. Dunkirk
87. Let the Corpses Tan
88. The Third Murder
89. Transformers: The Last Knight
90. Baby Driver
91. A Ghost Story
92. Ingrid Goes West
93. The Work
94. Good Manners
95. First Reformed
96. A Beautiful Star
97. Our House
98. Jimi Could Have Fallen from the Sky
99. Napping Princess
100. Oh Hello: On Broadway
101. Cielo
102. Duckweed
103. I’ve Got the Blues
104. Good Time
105. Wherever You Go, There We Are
106. Forest Movie
107. Amiko
108. You Were Never Really Here
109. Father
110. Paddington 2
111. The Shape of Water
112. Pitch Perfect 3
113. Meow
114. The Looming Storm
115. The Post
116. Mary and the Witch’s Flower
117. Golden Exits
118. Have a Nice Day
119. The Tokyo Night Sky is Always the Densest Shade of Blue
120. Pendular
121. Blade of the Immortal
122. Joan Didion: The Center Will Not Hold
123. Girls Trip
124. Jeannette: The Childhood of Joan of Arc
125. Justice League
126. The Brink
127. Once Upon a Time
128. Black Cop
129. God of War
130. The Problem with Apu
131. The Reagan Show
132. Hengyoro
133. The Incredible Jessica James
134. The Greatest Showman
135. Guardians of Martial Arts
136. Wolf Warrior 2
137. The Big Sick
138. The Meyerowitz Stories
139. Vampire Cleanup Department
140. The Paris Opera
141. The LEGO Batman Movie
142. Murder on the Orient Express
143. Trainspotting 2
144. Chasing the Dragon
145. Alien: Covenant
146. Extraordinary Mission
147. Idizwadidiz
148. Maineland
149. Table 19
150. Last Flag Flying
151. The Bold, the Corrupt, and the Beautiful
152. The Adventurers
153. The Gangster’s Daughter
154. Logan
155. Goldbuster
156. My Little Pony: The Movie
157. Molly’s Game
158. Wonder Woman
159. The Thousand Faces of Dunjia
160. Whitney: Can I Be Me
161. Wind River
162. Meditation Park
163. Beauty and the Beast
164. The Disaster Artist
165. Wu Kong
166. The Sinking City: Capsule Odyssey
167. I, Tonya
168. The Fate of the Furious
169. The Legend of the Naga Pearls
170. Shepherd’s Purse
171. Cook Up a Storm
172. The Killing of a Sacred Deer
173. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales
174. Kung Fu Yoga
175. Hostiles
176. Descendants 2
177. Despicable Me 3
178. Caniba

2018:
2018 Endy Awards

1. Ash is Purest White
2. Liz and the Blue Bird
3. Amanda
4. Asako I & II
5. Grass
6. Support the Girls
7. Blackkklansman
8. The Grand Bizarre
9. Long Day’s Journey Into Night
10. Little Forest
11. Peterloo
12. Ode to the Goose
13. The Other Side of the Wind
14. John McEnroe: In the Realm of Perfection
15. No. 1 Chung Ying Street
16. Transit
17. Cold War
18. If Beale Street Could Talk
19. Last Letter
20. The Kamagasaki Cauldron war
21. Non-Fiction
22. Dead Pigs
23. Blue
24. Burning
25. Shirkers
26. Hotel by the River
27. Bisbee ’17
28. The 15:17 to Paris
29. Hidden Man
30. What You Gonna Do When the World’s on Fire?
31. The Crossing
32. A Simple Favor
33. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse
34. Detective Dee: The Four Heavenly Kings
35. The Ballad of Buster Scruggs
36. La cartographe
37. Monrovia, Indiana
38. Chinese Portrait
39. The Debt Collector
40. Veslemøy’s Song
41. Minding the Gap
42. Norman Norman
43. Avengers: Infinity War
44. Suburban Birds
45. Madeline’s Madeline
46. Hale County This Morning, This Evening
47. Mirai
48. Venom
49. Cam
50. Every Day a Good Day
51. Operation Red Sea
52. Sorry to Bother You
53. Shoot the Moon Right Between the Eyes
54. Classical Period
55. Tourism
56. Ballet Now
57. Teen Titans Go! to the Movies
58. Black Panther
59. Mangoshake
60. Animal World
61. How Long Will I Love U
62. Girls Always Happy
63. Aquaman
64. The Night Comes for Us
65. Her Smell
66. Where
67. The Eyes of Orson Welles
68. An Elephant Sitting Still
69. A Star is Born
70. The Image Book
71. Spice It Up
72. Roy Thomson
73. Us and Them
74. Diamantino
75. Shoplifters
76. A Land Imagined
77. Den of Thieves
78. Shadow
79. The Wolf House
80. Destination Wedding
81. The Monkey King 3
82. They’ll Love Me When I’m Dead
83. Skate Kitchen
84. Master Z: Ip Man Legacy
85. Bumblebee
86. Happy as Lazzaro
87. And Your Bird Can Sing
88. Hereditary
89. Matangi/Maya/MIA
90. The Gilligan Manifesto
91. Eighth Grade
92. Killing
93. The Sisters Brothers
94. Ant-Man and the Wasp
95. The Third Wife
96. House of Hummingbird
97. Deadpool 2
98. Vanishing Days
99. Suspiria
100. To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before
101. A Quiet Place
102. The Great Buster
103. Storm in My Heart
104. Turbine
105. At Eternity’s Gate
106. The Wild Pear Tree
107. In Search of Ozu
108. Roma
109. The Island
110. Lush Reeds
111. Manta Ray
112. A Cool Fish
113. Song Lang
114. What is Democracy?
115. Hole
116. A Family Tour
117. Detective Chinatown 2
118. The Old Man & His Gun
119. Blockers
120. The Widowed Witch
121. The Favourite
122. The Commuter
123. Ramen Shop
124. Can You Ever Forgive Me?
125. World of Ursula K. Le Guin
126. The Leakers
127. Jam
128. The Shadow Play
129. Solo
130. The Great Battle
131. Game Night
132. Mission: Impossible–Fallout
133. The Darling
134. Accident Man
135. Three Husbands
136. Isle of Dogs
137. Annihilation
138. Ready Player One
139. Mojin: The Worm Valley
140. Widows
141. Savage
142. People’s Republic of Desire
143. From Across the Street and Through Two Sets of Windows
144. Springsteen on Broadway
145. Won’t You be My Neighbor?
146. Project Gutenberg
147. Peter Rabbit
148. Hard-Core
149. Destroyer
150. Illang: The Wolf Brigade
151. Mary Queen of Scots
152. Bohemian Rhapsody
153. Barbara Rubin & the Exploding NY Underground
154. A Better Tomorrow
155. The Soft Space
156. Waiting for April
157. Set It Up
158. The Nutcracker and the Four Realms
159. Monster Hunt 2
160. Freak and Geeks: The Documentary
161. Ocean’s 8
162. Rampant
163. Crazy Rich Asians
164. Fat Buddies
165. Golden Job
166. Green Book
167. Big Brother
168. 7A
169. Men on the Dragon
170. The Cloverfield Paradox
171. House of the Rising Sons
172. Vox Lux
173. Invest in Failure (Notes on Film 06-C, Monologue 03)
174. Seder-Masochism
175. Paddock
176. Vice

2019:
2019 Endy Awards

1. Little Women
2. The Irishman
3. Labyrinth of Cinema
4. First Love
5. To the Ends of the Earth
6. Fourteen
7. Bacurau
8. Ride Your Wave
9. Jallikattu
10. Chasing Dream
11. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
12. Lynch: A History
13. A Home with a View
14. First Cow
15. Uncut Gems
16. Dark Waters
17. The New King of Comedy
18. Ham on Rye
19. Rolling Thunder Revue
20. Parasite
21. My Sweet Grappa Remedies
22. The Vast of Night
23. The Dead Don’t Die
24. Jeux de plage
25. Fukuoka
26. Furie
27. Martin Eden
28. Dolemite is My Name
29. A Voluntary Year
30. Promare
31. A Hidden Life
32. Subject to Review
33. Avengement
34. Fagara
35. Atlantics
36. The Wild Goose Lake
37. My Prince Edward
38. The Lighthouse
39. Deadwood: the Movie
40. MS Slavic 7
41. The Fable
42. Weathering with You
43. Heart
44. Synonyms
45. Demolition Girl
46. Alita: Battle Angel
47. The Bob Emergency
48. John Wick 3: Parabellum
49. Missbehavior
50. Varda by Agnès
51. Ford v Ferrari
52. To Live to Sing
53. Marriage Story
54. Farmageddon
55. Portrait of a Lady on Fire
56. Wet Season
57. Sound! Euphonium: The Movie – Our Promise: A Brand New Day
58. Pegasus
59. Where’d You Go, Bernadette?
60. Better Days
61. White Snake
62. Apollo 11
63. Spring Tide
64. Richard Jewell
65. Clifton Hill
66. The White Storm 2: Drug Lords
67. Murder Mystery
68. Hydra
69. Anne at 13,000 Ft.
70. Knives Out
71. Mister America
72. Lupin III: The First
73. The Whistlers
74. Triple Threat
75. The Invincible Dragon
76. Wasp Network
77. Avengers: Endgame
78. Booksmart
79. Us
80. Toy Story 4
81. Hustlers
82. The Farewell
83. The Captain
84. Who You Think I Am
85. Young Ahmed
86. Archiving Time
87. The Twentieth Century
88. Last Christmas
89. Spider-man: Far from Home
90. Aquí y Allá
91. The Wandering Earth
92. Abduction
93. Midsommar
94. Always Be My Maybe
95. Midnight Diner
96. White Lie
97. Capital in the 21st Century
98. A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood
99. Miles Davis: Birth of the Cool
100. The Booksellers
101. Only Cloud Know
102. Ip Man: The Finale
103. Downton Abbey
104. Joker
105. Blue Hour
106. The Sky is Clear and Blue Today
107. JoJo Rabbit
108. Ridge
109. Killer Queen
110. Peppa Celebrates Chinese New Year
111. Captain Marvel
112. Send Me to the Clouds
113. Integrity
114. Special Actors
115. The Rise of Skywalker
116. Chasing the Dragon II: Wild Wild Bunch
117. The Good Liar
118. Hail Satan?
119. The Journalist
120. Bombshell
121. 1917
122. Dark Phoenix
123. Joan of Arc