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Every 2024 Movie Ranked from ones I thought were incredible to ones that stole hours from me that I'll never get back.

1. His Three Daughters
2. The Remarkable Life of Ibelin
3. Flow
4. How to Have Sex
5. Femme
6. Woman of the Hour
7. A Different Man
8. The Order
9. The Seed of the Sacred Fig
10. Ghostlight

...plus 182 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

My ballot:
Best Feature: The Substance
Best Director: Sean Baker (Anora)*
Best Lead Performance: Keith Kupferer (Ghostlight)
Best ing Performance: Danielle Deadwyler (The Piano Lesson)
Best Breakthrough Performance: Isaac Krasner (Big Boys)
Best Screenplay: A Different Man
Best First Feature: Problemista
Best First Screenplay: Problemista
Best Documentary: Patrice: The Movie
Best International Film: Flow*
Best Cinematography: The Fire Inside
Best Editing: September 5*
John Cassavetes Award: Big Boys

* indicates winner

• Anora
• I Saw the TV Glow
• Nickel Boys
• Sing Sing
• The Substance
• The Apprentice
• The Brutalist
• La Cocina
• Nightbitch
• The Fire Inside

...plus 32 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Every 2023 Movie Ranked from ones I thought were incredible to ones that stole hours from me that I'll never get back.

[The Beasts and Blue Jean were on my 2022 list, but neither film had a full theatrical run in the U.S. until 2023 so I'm including them here.]

1. Big Boys
2. Anatomy of a Fall
3. The Zone of Interest
4. Lie with Me
5. The Beasts
6. May December
7. All of Us Strangers
8. Monica
9. The Stroll
10. Casa Susanna

...plus 205 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Wings
• The Racket
• 7th Heaven
• The Broadway Melody
• Alibi
• The Hollywood Revue of 1929
• In Old Arizona
• The Patriot
• All Quiet on the Western Front
• The Big House

...plus 601 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Ten favorite films with first-name titles.

• Maurice
• Babe
• Laura
• Shane
• Bambi
• Rebecca
• Marty
• Lenny
• Petulia
• Nimona

Thanksgiving Day.
6 Terminator movies.

1. Terminator 2: Judgment Day
2. The Terminator
3. Terminator: Dark Fate
4. Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines
5. Terminator Salvation
6. Terminator Genisys

Every 2021 Movie Ranked from ones I thought were incredible to ones that stole hours from me that I'll never get back.

Because of the way the major film awards were determined for 2020/2021 with a longer eligibility period for 2020 that included films released for the first time in 2021, those films are on the 2020 list. This list is made of films from the shorter eligibility period for 2021.

1. Flee
2. The Worst Person in the World
3. The Velvet Underground
4. The Man with the Answers
5. Operation Hyacinth
6. CODA
7. Swan Song
8. Spencer
9. Boiling Point
10. Supernova

...plus 72 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Every 2019 Movie Ranked from ones I thought were incredible to ones that stole hours from me that I'll never get back.

1. Parasite
2. Marriage Story
3. 1917
4. The Farewell
5. Booksmart
6. Knives Out
7. A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood
8. Portrait of a Lady on Fire
9. Little Women
10. Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood

...plus 55 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Every 2018 Movie Ranked from ones I thought were incredible to ones that stole hours from me that I'll never get back.

1. Widows
2. Shoplifters
3. The Rider
4. Eighth Grade
5. You Were Never Really Here
6. Won't You Be My Neighbor?
7. If Beale Street Could Talk
8. Loveless
9. Hereditary
10. A Star Is Born

...plus 90 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Every 2017 Movie Ranked from ones I thought were incredible to ones that stole hours from me that I'll never get back.

1. Five Came Back
2. God's Own Country
3. Star Wars: The Last Jedi
4. Blade Runner 2049
5. Mudbound
6. Stronger
7. Lady Macbeth
8. Their Finest
9. Lady Bird
10. Wonder Woman

...plus 71 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Inspired by The AV Club article "What does your favorite movie for every year since you were born say about you?", I made my list of my favorite films for every year since I was born.

These are favorites which is not always what I would consider to be the "best" film of a particular year (although some are). These are the films that I enjoy seeing again whether they made me laugh, thrilled and surprised me, warmed my heart, or if they have a strong connection with memories of my husband.

• Jaws
• Network
• Star Wars
• Superman
• Alien
• The Empire Strikes Back
• Mommie Dearest
• E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
• A Christmas Story
• This Is Spinal Tap

...plus 39 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Every 2014 movie ranked from ones I thought were incredible to ones that stole hours from me that I'll never get back.

1. Under the Skin
2. Stranger by the Lake
3. Life Itself
4. Blue Ruin
5. A Most Violent Year
6. Selma
7. Wild
8. The Babadook
9. Edge of Tomorrow
10. Two Days, One Night

...plus 59 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

A list of films I would like to see given a Criterion Collection Blu-ray release.

Some are here for their place in film history, either as a great film or a notorious film. Some are here because I feel they do not get the critical recognition they deserve. Some are here because I feel they need to be preserved and/or made more widely available.

UPDATES:
Paris Is Burning added to the Criterion Collection with a 25 February 2020 release date.

Bringing Up Baby added to the Criterion Collection with a 6 July 2021 release date.

Farewell, My Concubine added to the Criterion Collection with a 23 July 2024 release date.

• Aftersun
• Aimée & Jaguar
• All That Breathes
• Aquarius
• Bent
• Big Night
• Blue Jean
• Body Double
• The Boys in the Band
• Cabaret

...plus 57 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

My ranking of the best James Bond title songs.

Props for the would-have-beens!

Dionne Warwick's "Mr. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang" for Thunderball.

Saint Etienne's "Tomorrow Never Dies" demo for Tomorrow Never Dies.

Pulp's "Tomorrow Never Lies" for Tomorrow Never Dies. [Pulp's cover of "All Time High" really elevates that song for me.]

Christian Wolf & Eva's "Quantum of Solace" for Quantum Of Solace.

SPOTIFY PLAYLIST

1. Goldfinger
2. A View to a Kill
3. You Only Live Twice
4. The Spy Who Loved Me
5. Skyfall
6. Diamonds Are Forever
7. For Your Eyes Only
8. On Her Majesty's Secret Service
9. Live and Let Die
10. The Living Daylights

...plus 14 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

My ballot:
Best Feature: All Of Us Strangers
Best Director: Andrew Haigh (All Of Us Strangers)
Best Lead Performance: Teyana Taylor (A Thousand And One)
Best ing Performance: Charles Melton (May December)
Best Breakthrough Performance: Tia Nomore (Earth Mama)
Best Screenplay: The Holdovers
Best First Feature: Upon Entry
Best First Screenplay: May December*
Best Documentary: Going To Mars
Best International Film: Anatomy Of A Fall*
Best Cinematography: Monica
Best Editing: Upon Entry
John Cassavetes Award: The Unknown Country

* indicates winner

• All of Us Strangers
• American Fiction
• May December
• ages
• Past Lives
• We Grown Now
• All Dirt Roads Taste of Salt
• Chronicles of a Wandering Saint
• Earth Mama
• A Thousand and One

...plus 27 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Every 2020 Movie Ranked from ones I thought were incredible to ones that stole hours from me that I'll never get back.

This list contains films which were released during the extended eligibility period for the 2020 film awards season which spilled over into early 2021.

1. And Then We Danced
2. Palm Springs
3. Sound of Metal
4. The Father
5. Welcome to Chechnya
6. Minari
7. Judas and the Black Messiah
8. French Exit
9. The Nest
10. Uncle Frank

...plus 70 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

All the horror and horror-ish movies I watched in October 2023.

"Oh...she's ambitious."

So maybe I went a little overboard this year, but the second ever CubAvenger Shocktoberfest—a meticulously planned event involving spreadsheets, time calculators, and more than a few streaming services and video sources—was a resounding success. A majority of these were first time watches.

Early Cronenberg, early Stephen King adaptations, Guillermo Del Toro's Cabinet Of Curiosities, giallo out the wazoo, animal attacks, sci-fi horror, hauntings, psychic disturbances, disturbed psychics, Polanski's Apartment Isolation Trilogy, three excellent Mike Flanagan series, all ten Saw movies, the first four of Romero's Living Dead movies, a Final Destination series watch, two Halloween trilogies, some amazing horror comedies, and the inexplicable Lovecraftian horror of The Paul Lynde Halloween Special.

Best of the first time watches:

LEGIT GOOD:
Alone
Oxygen (though, spoilers, not really a horror movie)
Torso
Saw X (still in shock that this was good)
The Blackening
Brooklyn 45
Perfect Blue
Dawn Of The Dead (1978)
The Haunting Of Hill House
The Haunting Of Bly Manor
The Fall Of The House Of Usher

CAMP/SO BAD THEY'RE GOOD/WTF AM I WATCHING:
StageFright
Uninvited
Ma (*cue "September"*)
The Visitor
Pieces ("Bastaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaard!")
Black Roses
Night Of The Demons
The Paul Lynde Halloween Special

And what I'm calling the "How's Your Head" trilogy (iykyk):
Death Drop Gorgeous
Brain Damage
Elvira, Mistress Of The Dark

• The Judgment
• What We Do in the Shadows
• Talk to Me
• El Conde
• Shivers
• Rabid
• The Brood
• Scanners
• The Dead Zone
• Cujo

...plus 122 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Every 2016 movie ranked from ones I thought were incredible to ones that stole hours from me that I'll never get back.

1. La La Land
2. Moonlight
3. Loving
4. Lion
5. Arrival
6. Paris 05:59 / Théo & Hugo
7. Aquarius
8. The Salesman
9. Southside with You
10. Jackie

...plus 94 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Every 2015 movie ranked from ones I thought were incredible to ones that stole hours from me that I'll never get back.

1. Brooklyn
2. Phoenix
3. Inside Out
4. Spotlight
5. Testament of Youth
6. Star Wars: The Force Awakens
7. Sicario
8. Macbeth
9. 99 Homes
10. 45 Years

...plus 70 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

All the horror and horror-ish movies I watched in October 2022.

A full Halloween series run (with the exception of a movie that allegedly exists that retcons the perfect ending of H20 and allegedly involves a hip hop artist using martial arts in an undignified fashion on Mr. Myers), giallo classics, gore classics, completion of my 80s/90s Hitchcockian thriller run (only some included here based on blood/gore levels and intent), some 70s and 80s classics I had never seen, and the rather incredible run of competent to exceptional horror movies from this year.

Some real highs and some real lows.

The best for me have one or more of the following:
-strong stories
-well-executed twists
-good/great performances
-well-orchestrated suspense sequences
-well-written believable characters to root for
-laughs to go along with the scares
-absurdity or camp

Not a gorehound, but well-executed gore in service of any of the above gets a .

Best of the newly discovered:
Cronenberg's The Fly
Blood And Black Lace
Dario Argento's Opera
Barbarian
Ken Russell's The Devils
1974's Black Christmas (this has been remade twice in the last 10 years?! smh)
Demons and Demons 2
The Descent
GenZ horror comedy Bodies Bodies Bodies
The Changeling
The new Halloween trilogy (the whole thing ultimately worked for me)
The Marti Noxon-penned remake of Fright Night

• Halloween
• Halloween II
• Halloween III: Season of the Witch
• Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers
• Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers
• Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers
• Halloween H20: 20 Years Later
• Halloween
• Halloween II
• Halloween

...plus 46 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Every 2022 movie ranked from ones I thought were incredible to ones that stole hours from me that I'll never get back.

1. Aftersun
2. Benediction
3. The Fabelmans
4. Return to Seoul
5. The Beasts
6. All That Breathes
7. Peter von Kant
8. The Quiet Girl
9. Puss in Boots: The Last Wish
10. Glass Onion

...plus 153 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

My ballot:
Best Film: Our Father, The Devil
Best First Feature: Aftersun*
Best Director: Kogonada (After Yang)
Best Screenplay: After Yang by Kogonada
Best First Screenplay: Emergency by K.D. Dávila
Best Lead Performance: Paul Mescal (Aftersun)
Best ing Performance: Brian Tyree Henry (Causeway)
Best Breakthrough Performance: Frankie Corio (Aftersun)
Best Cinematography: Aftersun (Gregory Oke)
Best Editing: Aftersun (Blair McClendon)
Best International Film: Return To Seoul (d. Davy Chou)
Best Documentary: All That Breathes (d. Shaunak Sen)
John Cassavetes Award: The Cathedral*

* indicates winner

[These nominations were a mess.]

• Bones and All
• Everything Everywhere All at Once
• Our Father, the Devil
• TÁR
• Women Talking
• Aftersun
• Emily the Criminal
• The Inspection
• Murina
• Palm Trees and Power Lines

...plus 28 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

My list of the top 20 films of 2017.

1. Five Came Back
2. God's Own Country
3. Mudbound
4. Blade Runner 2049
5. Star Wars: The Last Jedi
6. Stronger
7. Lady Macbeth
8. Their Finest
9. Lady Bird
10. Wonder Woman

...plus 10 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

My list of the top 20 films of 2018.

1. Widows
2. Shoplifters
3. The Rider
4. Eighth Grade
5. You Were Never Really Here
6. Won't You Be My Neighbor?
7. If Beale Street Could Talk
8. Loveless
9. Hereditary
10. A Star Is Born

...plus 10 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

My list of the top 20 films of 2013.

1. 12 Years a Slave
2. Her
3. The Wolf of Wall Street
4. Gravity
5. The Hunt
6. Fruitvale Station
7. Prisoners
8. Blue Jasmine
9. Short Term 12
10. The Spectacular Now

...plus 10 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

In honor of Jeanne Dielman, 23, quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles (our cat's favorite movie ever) taking the #1 spot on the most recent Sight & Sound poll of the greatest films of all time, our cat, Jaina, would like for me to reveal that she voted and here's the rest of her ballot.

She is chief executive officer of Feline Film Forum and head critic at the Chicago Cat Critics Circle. She is an avid TCM watcher and regular viewer of MUBI, The Criterion Channel, and the films on her daddies' impeccably curated Plex server.

In her spare time, she enjoys naps, boxes, chattering at birds, eating, and keeping her human on a schedule.

• Jeanne Dielman, 23, quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles

  Peak observational cinema. I, too, carefully observe a widowed parent with cleaning rituals go about their day. Never seen a more accurate representation. Except for the end part.

• Twin Peaks: The Return

  My daddy watched this in two 9-hour sittings and his lap was available the whole time with no interruptions.

• Kedi

  Gotta rep my home town and my people!

• Born Free

  Though I will never know the joys of motherhood—or freedom—I live vicariously through Elsa. Her humans were good people.

• La Dolce Vita

  I want Anita Ekberg to pick me up, snuggle me, and let me ride on her head.

• Bringing Up Baby

  Baby is AMAZING in the titular role. Also, this movie makes my daddy very happy which is a rarity these days.

• Inside Llewyn Davis

  Ulysses is a KING! Oscar Isaac, if you're reading this, I'd love to go on tour with you sometime!

• A Street Cat Named Bob

  RIP Bob. You were my internet husband for years, and I still miss you. 😿

• That Darn Cat!

  The height of sixties feline sophistication. DC is an absolute LEGEND who also starred in The Incredible Journey which narrowly missed my top ten.

• Gay Purr-ee

  Queen Judy plays a Turkish Angora. I'm a Turkish Angora. She loved gay men. I love gay men. She was visually stunning. I'm visually stunning. You see why I love this?

[Originally written October 2020 with some updates]

He was my Movie Buddy For Life.

And now he's gone.

How do you do anything when your everything dies?

Reactions are muted. Nothing feels exciting. Only the most emotional of films directly connected to this recent experience connect and then it's just a stream of tears and memories.

At first, I tried "controlled burns" (deliberate tearjerkers to release emotion), but I'm burning just fine on my own every day thank you very much.

I can't bring myself to watch any of our favorites. Even if the world wasn't going through a pandemic, I don't know if I'd be able to revisit the theaters we used to frequent every week for our Movie Date Sunday. [UPDATE: Our favorite theater closed in February 2021, so I couldn't even relive those memories if I wanted to.]

In a way it's a relief. There's a built-in excuse for why I'm not going out. But if the world gets through the pandemic and safely returns to some sense of pre-pandemic normalcy, I don't know if I'm prepared for the emotional tsunami that awaits me at our favorite spots.

For now, I guess I will catalogue films without ratings unless it's something I've seen before. If something makes me smile, I'll give it a like. If it's total shit, I might break out for a bit and release some of the anger in a scathing review. But overall, I'm not the best judge of anything right now. Things I used to love are devoid of joy, a reminder of what once was that will never be again.

Despite everything, I still believe in love. I hope that everyone with a good heart will find someone who connects with them the way he and I connected. While it's happening, it's the most extraordinary feeling I've ever experienced. Even knowing how things turned out, I'd still go through it all again just to feel that connection. At least I'd know, for however brief a time, that I was not alone in the world.

• Up
• Out of Africa
• Sound of My Voice
• Desk Set
• The Bishop's Wife
• The Bee Gees: How Can You Mend a Broken Heart
• The Longest Yard
• Underwater
• West Side Story
• What's Up, Doc?

...plus 37 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

My list of the top 20 films of 2016.

1. La La Land
2. Moonlight
3. Loving
4. Lion
5. Arrival
6. Aquarius
7. The Salesman
8. Southside with You
9. Jackie
10. Julieta

...plus 10 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Movies that make me laugh, intentionally or unintentionally. Frequently quoted, often at random.

• What's Up, Doc?
• Bringing Up Baby
• Some Like It Hot
• Young Frankenstein
• Tootsie
• Postcards from the Edge
• Valley of the Dolls
• Mommie Dearest
• Showgirls
• Lost Horizon

...plus 26 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

My list of the top 20 films of 2014.
Critical darlings that seem to be missing from this list can be found here.

1. Under the Skin
2. Stranger by the Lake
3. Life Itself
4. Blue Ruin
5. A Most Violent Year
6. Selma
7. Wild
8. The Babadook
9. Edge of Tomorrow
10. Two Days, One Night

...plus 10 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

From mane characters to cat burglars who steal a scene or two, these are my favorite movies about felidae or that feature felidae prominently.

• Kedi
• A Street Cat Named Bob
• Born Free
• That Darn Cat!
• Breakfast at Tiffany's
• Bringing Up Baby
• Puss in Boots
• Harry and Tonto
• Inside Llewyn Davis
• Alien

...plus 10 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

My list of the top 20 films of 2015.

If you're wondering why Mad Max: [Sound and] Fury Road [Signifying Nothing] isn't on this list, here are my thoughts on that.

1. Brooklyn
2. Phoenix
3. Inside Out
4. Spotlight
5. Testament of Youth
6. Sicario
7. Macbeth
8. 99 Homes
9. Star Wars: The Force Awakens
10. 45 Years

...plus 10 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• The Grifters
• House of Games
• The Lady Eve
• The Music Man
• Seance on a Wet Afternoon
• Trouble in Paradise
• The Last Seduction
• A Fish Called Wanda
• Six Degrees of Separation
• Matchstick Men

...plus 4 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• What's Up, Doc?
• Witness for the Prosecution
• Judgment at Nuremberg
• To Kill a Mockingbird
• A Fish Called Wanda
• Adam's Rib
• Anatomy of a Murder
• Fury
• Erin Brockovich
• Presumed Innocent

...plus 6 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

In order to make my list of Top 100 films, a film had to be at least 20 years old before I could really consider it one of the greatest of all time. Hype of the moment can often lead to movies being wildly praised in their day and seen as inconsequential or just plain bad years later.

These are the 100 films that have stood the test of time for me.

NOTE: I considered the Three Colours Trilogy as a single entry even though it is not possible to have just one listing for it on this list. The 3 films which make up the Three Colours Trilogy were directed by the same director, written by the same writers, and share an overarching theme. Because of this, I believe they should be counted as one whole experience in much the same way Kieslowski's Dekalog miniseries is. The entry for Three Colours: Red is a placeholder for the Three Colours Trilogy.

I would have put the entire original Star Wars trilogy on here as a single entry, but, even though they tell one continuing story (unlike the Three Colours Trilogy), each film in the original Star Wars trilogy was directed by a different director and each film has a different aesthetic and feel to it. Because of this, the Star Wars films are separated, although Return Of The Jedi did not make this list.

Last updated: March 2016

1. Singin' in the Rain
2. Rear Window
3. Out of the Past
4. Sunset Boulevard
5. Bringing Up Baby
6. To Be or Not to Be
7. Gone with the Wind
8. Vertigo
9. Network
10. 2001: A Space Odyssey

...plus 90 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Bombs away!

Movieline's deliciously trashy tour through over 200 of Hollywood's film fiascos.

BIG STARS! BIG BUDGETS! BIG HAIR! BIG MISTAKES!

(From the 1993 book by Edward Margulies and Stephen Rebello)

• Fatal Attraction
• The Fury
• The Hand That Rocks the Cradle
• Julie
• Looker
• Love Crimes
• Masquerade
• Midnight Lace
• Play Misty for Me
• Point Break

...plus 194 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

2014 seemed to be a banner year for critical acclaim of absolutely terrible movies. Whether it was movies relying on gimmicks to mask an insufficient or incoherent script, movies that talked very loud and had either nothing to say or something utterly repellant to say, or movies that lacked that certain spark to really make them click, these were the movies of 2014 that had me begging for it all to stop.

• Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)
• Whiplash
• Frank
• The Grand Budapest Hotel
• Interstellar
• American Sniper
• Calvary
• Foxcatcher
• Inherent Vice
• Boyhood