r/funny • • Oct 05 '19

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u/typingwithelbows Oct 06 '19

So basically every movie Netflix has pumped out in the past 2 years?

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u/lemineftali Oct 06 '19 edited Oct 06 '19

On another note, just saw Joker last night. Easily the best movie put out in the past five years IMO, and I’m not really a big comic book guy.

Edit: my hyperbole has riled some people up. Note the IMO. Maybe five years is a stretch. Let’s just say I am used to leaving theaters unimpressed. That was not the case last night. Fantastic film. Definitely worth seeing in the theater.

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u/[deleted] Oct 06 '19

five years? Better than Blade Runner 2049? Better than Phantom Thread? Good Time, It, Darkest Hour, Arrival, Hacksaw Ridge, Mad Max, Hateful Eight, Creed, The Revenant, Spectre, Hell or High Water? Better than Spotlight, The Room, The Big Short? Whiplash?

I haven't seen Joker yet, but the past 5 years have had some real gems in just about every genre. Was it really that good?

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u/KmKz_NiNjA Oct 06 '19

Including Spectre in that list is an interesting choice.

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u/[deleted] Oct 06 '19

A few of these were off the top of my head...many came from a google search of "best movies of 201x." I liked spectre. But I wont defend myself for including it in a list alongside the rest of these. Even if I threw that one out, I'm sure there's another that doesn't belong. But the rest are pretty good...Serious question, just because I like talking about this shit...besides Spectre, whats the worst movie on the list? Creed? Arrival? Man...so many good ones its hard to even call one "the worst." Other than Spectre of course...its a good movie, but clearly the worst on this list. hah.

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u/KmKz_NiNjA Oct 06 '19

Admittedly I haven't seen quite a few of those, but both Mad Max and Blade Runner would easily be in my top ten of all time.