Ranking The Top Five Movies of the Year (2019) | The Big Picture Podcast | The Ringer
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- Chris Ryan and Adam Nayman join Sean Fennessey and Amanda Dobbins to rank their top five movies of 2019, which got off to a slow start but has been flooded with great films over the last two months. The quartet discuss masters of their craft like Quentin Tarantino and Martin Scorsese making late-period career retrospectives, as well as internationally renowned auteurs like Bong Joon-Ho and Claire Denis stunning American audiences.
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Dobbins dropping Triple Frontier is the plot twist of the 2010s
I have watched the whole podcast and not even a mention of The Lighthouse smhh
Nice pod but how did no one bring up “The Lighthouse” smh
Respect to Chris for having Standoff at Sparrow Creek in his top 5 of 2019. Hugely overlooked film that came out in January. It's in my top 10 this year.
also Dragged Across Concrete with Mel Gibson
What's your top 10 list?
It's lit! Keep them coming!
I don't think I've listened to or recognized anything from Adam Nayman before (I'm sorry), but he's now my favorite and I will listen to anything with him. Go Raps.
More video content from The Big Picture, so I don't have to watch these on repeat lmao
Cant hate on 2019. It was an awesome year for films seriously. Scorsese and Tarantino same year gotta apreciate that on it's own let alone all the other amazing things we got❗And no they dont make em how they use to. Originality with compelling stories 2019 came thru
Revisiting this and wondering how you could call 2019 an average year at the movies then see Sean's list. His top 5 is identical to me and I think all five films are damn near masterclass works
Loved Transit. Its in my top 3 of the year.
Very enjoyable ❤
Having seen Marriage Story I can honestly say I laughed...I cried...And I've never been happier to be a single man without kids who sleeps with a cat!
Having seen Once Upon A Time In Hollywood I would say...If only it could've ended like that in real life...If only.
What about the Last Black Man in San Francisco??
Parasite with six Oscar nominations including Best Director, Best Picture, Best Screenplay, Best Editing, Best Production, and Best International. First for a Korean film and most by an Asian film since Crouching Tiger in 2000.
Well I bet you’re excited haha
@@Lamidemonami7891 Thrilled!
Kooma as am I. It’s really a dream come true!
I often disagree with adam, but I love his analysis and always want more of him on these podcasts
"Transit" is great. The last movie to make me that disoriented by it's presentation was "Happy As Lazaro."
"Barbara" is better than "Phoenix" IMO.
Parasite is the best movie of 2019.
*Parasite is the best movie of the 2010s
Portrait of a Woman on Fire. You probably haven’t seen it yet but it is just as good as Parasite.
sean clearly spends a lot of time on his hair
What are their top 5?
HIGH LIFE!
5. Motherless Brooklyn
4. The Farewell
3. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
2. Marriage Story
1. Ad Astra
Nice seeing Ad Astra on there
Where’s parasite???
logans music hadn’t seen it when I made this top 5. Now, my top 5 is
5. The Farewell
4. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
3. Parasite
2. Marriage Story
1. Ad Astra
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Haven't watched it yet but I sure hope "The Lighthouse" is in this >:-(
20 mins. Laundromat
25:10
the laundromat was not good
1. Dragged Across Concrete
I don't understand the Parasite love, I was super excited since I enjoyed most of that directors other films but the movie just really fell flat for me. I was never emotionally invested, I thought characters were doing really unrealistic/uncharacteristic things all the time just making it one random event at a time. I clearly just missed whatever was going on because on the surface level this movie was incredibly boring and basic.
You just missed it. Everything the characters do in the film makes sense and they’re actions are never once “uncharacteristic” of them. The movie has layers upon layers to it so the fact that you think it’s basic just emphasize the point that you simply just didn’t get it
Do not get why so many people liked Parasite. Just my opinion. Not my cup of tea.
5. Maradona
4. Dragged across concrete
3. The sister brothers
2. Ad Astra
1. Joker
John Grennan where is parasite
I liked midway and frozen 2 and maleficent
YESSSS PARASITE!!!!
Once upon a time in Hollywood was very very boring.
You did not watch Bacurau (Nighthawk). So this list is not right.
Hollywood
Irishman
3 From Hell
Joker
Endgame
Under The Silver Lake
Peanut Butter Falcon
Dragged Across Concrete
Brenden Killough where is parasite
I love you guys, but this comes off as much incredibly pretentious. You need a Bill Simmons type character to keep you guys grounded.
It is probably because of Fennessey. Oftentimes he thinks that he is on Siskel & Ebert. And that stupid question, if Chris is comfortable talking about movies like Standoff at Sparrow Creek or Dragged Across Concerete.
I'm not saying Joker was the best movie of 2019 but we're definitely going to remember 2019 as the year when Joker (and also Endgame) came out.
At least an honorable mention would be on point.
No,there's so many superhero movies that they all blur into each other, Joker will be remembered for its records and cause there will be a billion Joker movies till the end of time.
I bet they will do a Year in movies review episode where those films will get mentioned. I think this is just a personal top five list.
@@sudevsen Joker is a masterpiece. Like it or not.
@@film79 they are full of shit.
@@votdfak I liked it better when it was called Taxi Driver 40 years ago
Lmao what. This has been one of the best years for movies... this podcast is trash lol
Nayman is insufferable
Well, I would describe him as precious.
Wrong