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1. Inception. 2010 2h 28m PG-13. 8.8 (2.6M) Rate. 74 Metascore. A thief who steals corporate secrets through the use of dream-sharing technology is given the inverse task of planting an idea into the mind of a C.E.O., but his tragic past may doom the project and his team to disaster.
- 10 '13 Assassins'
- 9 'True Grit'
- 8 'Blue Valentine'
- 7 'The Town'
- 6 'Scott Pilgrim vs. The World'
- 5 'Incendies'
- 4 'Black Swan'
- 3 'Inception'
- 2 'Toy Story 3'
- 1 'The Social Network'
Prolific Japanese filmmaker Takashi Miike has a body of work that may feel like it's as much about quantity as it is about quality, but he's undeniably been behind some great movies. 13 Assassinsis one such highlight, telling a simple yet powerful story about unemployed samurai being brought together to pull off one incredibly dangerous mission: as...
One of those rare remakes that's at least as good - or possibly better - than the original, True Gritis a thrilling Western that feels both old-fashioned and strikingly modern in equal measure. It follows a young girl named Mattie Ross, who hires an aging, frequently drunk lawman to help her seek revenge, as she's determined to kill the man who end...
Blue Valentine technically is a romance/drama, but it goes to show that not all movies that deal heavily with relationships are necessarily good date movies. It's a frequently intense and confronting film, showing the final stages of a relationship defined by ups and downs, in contrast to a more digestible romantic comedy, which might show the ups ...
Of the many movies that depict bank robberies, The Townis up there with the best, and is certainly one of the most exceptional heist movies of the last couple of decades. It follows one particular crew as they go about their high-risk/high-reward work, only for complications to arise when one of the robbers falls for a woman he had to take hostage,...
Few video game movies replicate the feel of a video game as well as Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, yet this 2010 film isn't even based on a video game! It takes the aesthetics, look, structure, and feel of classic retro games, and applies the subsequent unique style to a story about one young man who has to battle the ex-partners of the woman he love...
One of the most acclaimed foreign films of the 2010s was Incendies, a downbeat and sometimes stomach-churning psychological drama/thriller. It's a slow-burn movie where the less said about the plot, the better, though at its core, it's about two twins who both look into the history of their family with alarming results. It was directed by Denis Vil...
One of the best thrillers in recent memory, Black Swantackles familiar themes surrounding identity, obsession, and the pursuit of perfection in a way that's stylish and nightmare-inducing. The plot is simple - a ballerina becomes dangerously dedicated to a new role - but the ideas explored and the film's visuals prove to be complex and even overwhe...
The hype for Inception was immense in 2010, given Christopher Nolan had been knocking it out of the park throughout the 2000s, and Inception was the follow-up to perhaps his greatest film: The Dark Knight(2008). Thankfully, this psychological action/thriller/heist movie delivered, and is regarded to this day as one of Nolan's best. The plot sees a ...
After two perfect movies - one in 1995, and the other in 1999 - the idea of making a third movie in the Toy Story series sounded risky. There was some hope Toy Story 3 could be a great end to a trilogy, sure, but there was also concern that it might weaken the legacy of those earlier movies, especially since it was coming out more than a decade aft...
Thanks to one of the greatest screenplays in recent memory, The Social Networkmade the story around the birth of Facebook a shockingly riveting one. What could've been just another biopic instead felt surprisingly weighty, dramatic, dynamic, and even tragic, focusing on the sacrifices made - and the friendships lost - to ensure Facebook could becom...
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Everything was possible in the 2010s! Aside from Green Book, every Oscar Best Picture winner of the 2010s is featured here. And barring Jurassic World, Rogue One, and The Lion King, the 10...
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- The Social Network." Here is a film about how people relate to their corporate roles and demographic groups rather than to each other as human beings.
- The King's Speech." Here, in a sense, is a first step in a journey that could lead to the world of "The Social Network." Prince Albert (Colin Firth), who as George VI would lead the British Empire into World War Two, is seen in an opening scene confronting a loud-speaker as he opens the Empire Games.
- Black Swan." And now we leave technology and even reality behind, and enter a world where the cinema has always found an easy match: Fantasy. That movies were dreamlike was understood from the very beginning, and the medium allowed directors to evoke the psychological states of their characters.
- I Am Love." In this film and "Julia" (2008), Tilda Swinton created masterful performances that were largely unseen because of inadequate distribution.
Welcome to RT’s 12th Annual Golden Tomato Awards, in which we honor the best-reviewed movies of 2010. From high-profile Hollywood hits to little movies that could, we’ve got the movies that...
Dec 18, 2019 · The 50 Best Movies of the 2010s. From superhero blockbusters to experimental docs, 'The Social Network' to 'Parasite' — our picks for the greatest films of the past decade. By. David Fear, Peter...
The Social Network. 2010, 120 min. David Fincher • Starring: Jesse Eisenberg , Andrew Garfield , Justin Timberlake. Based-on-21st-Century-Literature • Based-on-a-True-Story • Biopic. find this movie on . Buy or Rent on iTunes. Find on Netflix. 3. Toy Story 3. 2010, 102 min. Lee Unkrich • Starring: Tim Allen , Tom Hanks , John Ratzenberger.
