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I stupidly missed out on this (didn't realise there was a deadline) but am posting my top 10 anyway: 10. Monster 9. Passages 8. The Holdovers 7. Barbie 6. Anatomy of a Fall 5. Past Lives 4. The Eight Mountains 3. All Of Us Strangers 2. Poor Things 1. Zone of Interest I feel like 10-7 are broadly on a par; then 6-4; then 1-3. It's so hard to separate the top three because they are all brilliant but so, so different to each other. Honourable Mentions: Totem One Fine Morning Oppenheimer Fallen Leaves Perfect Days Housekeeping for Beginners
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Oh crap, I forgot that I saw Barry Lyndon and Embrace of the Serpent this year, which would have really made choosing a list difficult. distortion park posted:It's interesting that Barbie and Oppenheimer both made a lot of lists and didn't top many at all. Might just be because so many people saw them due to all the hype. I think they are great movies in their own ways but they both failed to really move me. I like films that make me feel something.
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Escobarbarian posted:Monster is one of his best, imo. After Broker (while still a good movie) had me like “yeah Kore-eda I get it now” Monster really felt like something new and a big return to form I thought Broker was very good but Monster is even better.
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