25 Favourite Films 2010 to 2019

Here are my Favourite Films from the 2010's, ordered 1 (favourite) to 25.
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[@leocoh89]

As predicted I haven't seen many of these films haha. Modernity passes me by Steve. I'll see them in ten years if I'm still around.

[@steve4films]

I hope this video encourages you to seek out a film you’ll love. Another 2010’s film you might like if you’ve not already seen it is Paterson. It’s a very mellow Jarmusch, like Mystery Train, even including a typically quirky Japanese tourist.

[@leocoh89]

@@steve4films thanks Steve. I love Paterson. Myself and nazarinprod are doing a steel book podcast tomorrow and I have a plain archive edition of Paterson. The Japanese tourist is nagase masatoshi who was in mystery train. As I have dabbled in mediocre poetry I really identified with the film. Thanks Steve.

[@MuckMan_Movies]

Nice list with a few surprises (I was bored with Vast of Night). Surprised not to see Whiplash, The Hunt, I Saw The Devil, We Need To Talk About Kevin, Parasite or The Handmaiden making your list.
Under The Skin is a masterpiece so glad to see that making your top 25.

[@steve4films]

Thanks Man. Of the films you mention I think Parasite is one of the best of the decade and of this millennium and almost made my favourites list. Thanks for subscribing. Steve

[@user-eg6gz6ib9x]

There's a few I've got and haven't got around to watching and a few I need to pick up. Obviously not enough life left to watch them all though. Always good, discerning choices Stevie.

[@steve4films]

I think you’d appreciate most of these (possibly with the exception of the 2 Wes Anderson films and the 2 Ryan Gosling films 🤔)

[@user-kb1tr6qn7l]

Dem wuz sum gud films and I espeshully like all the action scenes. However, in Fury Road the distruckshun of the cars is all CGI and I miss the days when they just akshully blew stuff up. Nice work Steve. Keep em cummin.

[@steve4films]

The car crash in Fury Road is real and practical. Not CGI. It’s just like the old Mad Max films. That’s one of the great aspects of that film.