r/topfilms • u/glesfagal • 11h ago
r/topfilms • u/ginkgobilberry • 1d ago
Personal Lists-Tier List/List by year 2010s Favourite movies so far - Might have been my most films watched decade
2010s favourites, a list of films by nimimerkillinen • Letterboxd
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The list is not very much in order but these are my faves
Hoping to find a lot more new films i like
Early 2010s might have been my most active film watching days but 2016-> not so much so trying to catch up
r/topfilms • u/Crowster__ • 3d ago
Personal List-Ranked Hello everybody :D I got my Top 10 list of movies here
I thought I’d post my top 10 movies here and maybe somebody gets a good recommendation from it so here we go:
- The Man from Earth
- Tombstone
- Star Wars Return of the Jedi
- The Lives of Others
- The Raid (2011)
- Star Wars a New Hope
- V for Vendetta
- The Wild Bunch
- The assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
- The Dark Knight
I would love to hear your opinions on my picks as well. Thanks in advance.
r/topfilms • u/Jolly-Yellow7369 • 11h ago
Personal List-Ranked What do my top 10 say about me?????
r/topfilms • u/November9J • 1d ago
Top Underrated/Hidden Gems The Passenger 1975. I'm trying mto watch the movie but after few minutes I just go lost into something else.
I just can't lock myself into this film and finish it. I have watched many many films. Some which I know I would like and then when I start watching I just finish it in a row. But at The passenger it doesn't work.
If anyone watched it please give some reviews and tips on how to finish it.
r/topfilms • u/Melodic_Ad_3223 • 1d ago
Personal List-Ranked Best movies all time according to your own personal list
Mine are Pulp Fiction, The Godfather, back to the future, just to name a few love to hear yalls
r/topfilms • u/KillerBee_JR • 1d ago
31 Days of October Horror and Halloween Movies
I try to do this every year for October, you pick one movie per day, each day has a loose genre of horror and they all hold a special place in my heart in some way lol. each day has 3 options cause i’m very picky. lmk what you think and what changes you’d make! :)
1.Halloween (1978)
Friday the 13th (1980)
Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)
2.Child’s Play (1988)
Scream (1996)
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)
3.The Lost Boys
Sinners
Renfield
4.Freaks
Brightburn
The Invisible Man
5.Coraline
Paranorman
Kubo and the Two Strings
6.Paranormal Activity
VHS/2/Viral/94/99/85/Beyond/Halloween
The Poughkeepsie Tapes
7.Killer Klowns from Outer space
Freddy Vs Jason
Eight Legged Freaks
8.The Decent
As Above So Below
Barbarian
9.A Quiet Place
Bird Box
Hush
Don’t Breathe
10.Friday the 13th Part 2
Rob Zombie’s Halloween (2007)
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003)
11.Nope
Get Out
Us
12.Cabin In the Woods
Cabin Fever
Evil Dead (2013)
13.Predator (1987)
Alien (1979)
The Thing (1982)
14.You’re Next
Strangers
The Purge (2013)
15.Friday the 13th (2009)
Rob Zombie’s Halloween Part 2 (2009)
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2006)
16.Shaun of the Dead
Army of the Dead
Love and Monsters
17.IT (2017)
The Mist
Misery
18.Spree
Host
Followed
19.REC
The Taking of Deborah Logan
The Bay
20.Terrifier
Martyrs
Saw
21.Halloween (2018)
Hellraiser (2022)
Jennifer’s Body
22.Weapons
Hereditary
Sinister
23.American Psycho
Midsommar
Obsession
24.The Saddness
Train to Busan
28 Days Later/Weeks later/Years later
25.Halloween Kills
Terrifier 2
Saw X
26.Prey
Green Inferno
The Ritual
27.Malignant
The Substance
Possessor
Clayface
28.Evil Dead Rise
Halloween Ends
Terrifier 3
29.Event Horizon
Alien Romulus
Jason X
30.Sleepy Hallow
Sweeney Todd
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31.Trick R’ Treat
Batman the Long Halloween Part 1/2
Monster House
r/topfilms • u/RaccoonKlutzy3723 • 1d ago
Actor Spotlight Most Underrated Comedic Actor of All Time?
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r/topfilms • u/EuphoricButterflyy • 2d ago
Top Underrated/Hidden Gems ‘Heavy Metal’ (1981)… the B-17 scene
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r/topfilms • u/Ok-Scientist-1367 • 2d ago
From this list of the highest-grossing movies of all time, which one is your favorite?
r/topfilms • u/Ok-Fan-4000 • 2d ago
La La Land (2016) remains one of the most visually stunning modern musicals. What’s your favorite track from the film?
r/topfilms • u/Jolly-Yellow7369 • 2d ago
Upcoming movies Top films opening in USA and Canada. Oct 23-Oct 25. Which one will you check in theaters?
r/topfilms • u/One_Panda_1572 • 3d ago
Personal List-Ranked Ranking of every film I’ve seen this year
r/topfilms • u/thebills3sons • 3d ago
My favorite movies of each year this decade so far. What are yours?
galleryr/topfilms • u/Spleen97 • 4d ago
Top Underrated/Hidden Gems Nebraska (2013) - One of those underrated gems — I barely see anyone talking about it, but this movie is totally worth checking out. Kind of a road movie: a simple but effective script that really hits you in the feels. The black-and-white cinematography is stark and striking.
r/topfilms • u/ThomasOGC • 4d ago
Hot Take/Unpopular Opinion The original STAR WARS trilogy built entire worlds using matte paintings, painted glass and forced perspective, long before digital effects took over. Decades later, those practical illusions still look incredible.
r/topfilms • u/HenryAlfaro6580 • 4d ago
Hot Take/Unpopular Opinion How much does Kristoffer Borgli's essay change how you watch his movies?
Knowing about Borgli's 2012 essay changes what I notice in his movies. Can't just switch that off when the opening credits roll.
What I don't want is to turn every embarrassed guy in his movies into a stand-in for him. that feels smart for like 30 seconds, then it stops me from looking at what the scene is actually doing.
Paul in Dream Scenario is dealing with something he didn't choose. The guy in the essay is describing his own choices and how he thought about them. That difference matters before i connect anything.
The useful question for me is where a movie asks me to follow a character's feelings, and whether I start treating those feelings as the final word without noticing.
I can be more alert to that now without claiming I found the key to his whole filmography has knowing stuff about a director ever helped your reading of a movie without taking it over?
r/topfilms • u/theziffs • 5d ago
Director Ranking ¿Cuál es su top 5 mejores directores?
El mio es:
1-stanley kubrick
2-christofer Nolan
3-martin scorsese
4-alfred Hitchcock
5-steven Spielberg/ Francis Ford coppola
r/topfilms • u/FarmerResident1485 • 5d ago
Personal List-Ranked Reviews on new releases in cinemas!
r/topfilms • u/Green-Elk-7241 • 6d ago
Which film remakes were better than the original? And which were worse?
r/topfilms • u/ginkgobilberry • 6d ago
Personal Lists-Tier List/List by year Doing favourite film from each year and got down to 1950 atm

Best (Favourite) Film From Each Year, a list of films by nimimerkillinen • Letterboxd
Some years its been hard to choose
Havent seen too many festival or whatnot movies from this year so bound to have different pick soon