30. It’s a Disaster (dir-Todd Berger)
29. Something in the Air (dir-Olivier Assayas)
28. Evil Dead (dir-Fede Alvarez)
27. Molly’s Girl (dir-Scott R. Thompson)
26. The American Scream (dir-Michael Stephenson)
25. Broken (dir-Rufus Norris)
24. In Another Country (dir-Sang-soo Hong)
23. Twixt (dir-Francis Ford Coppola)
22. The Deflowering of Eva Van End (dir-Michiel ten Horn)
20. Price Check (dir-Michael Walker)
19. GLOW: The Story of the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling (dir-Brett Whitcomb)
18. John Dies at the End (dir-Don Coscarelli)
17. Greetings from Tim Buckley (dir-Daniel Algrant)
16. The Great Beauty (dir-Paolo Sorrentino)
15. Frances Ha (dir-Noah Baumbach)
14. A Band Called Death (dir-Mark Covino & Jeff Howlett)
13. Assault on Wall Street (dir-Uwe Boll)
12. This is Martin Bonner (dir-Chad Hartigan)
11. Nebraska (dir-Alexander Payne)
10. 12 Years a Slave (dir-Steve McQueen)
9. The Girl (dir-David Riker)
8. The Hunt (dir-Thomas Vinterberg)
7. Passion (dir-Brian DePalma)
6. To the Wonder (dir-Terrence Malick)
5. Only God Forgives (dir-Nicolas Winding Refn)
4. Teddy Bear (dir-Mads Matthiesen)
3. Blue is the Warmest Color (dir-Abdellatif Kechiche)
2. Spring Breakers (dir-Harmony Korine)
1. The Wolf of Wall Street (dir-Martin Scorsese)
This is an excellent list. So many great films, ones I've wanted to watch for ages and some I haven't even heard of. Love it. Spring Breakers ranking super high makes me happy to see, and digging the love for Only God Forgives. It didn't deserve nowhere near the hate that it got, really a big shame.
ReplyDeleteAlso, Ain't Them Body Saints. No one spoke about this film really when it came out, so under appreciated. That monologue Bob delivers to the mirror about Ruth kills me. Wonderful film.
Thanks! People seemed really split one way or the other with Only God Forgives, although the majority of feedback I heard was on the negative side.
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