The 50 best movies of the last decade 10195m

At the beginning of January, the 0, an event that awarded the best in cinema and TV in 2019. And now, in full swing of Oscar 2020 (and days before the announcement of the nominees), we decided to go further: we have compiled in this list the best not only of last year, but of the last decade. 2c2r

For the list, only films released on a large international circuit were taken into , with 50 votes on IMDb, released between January 1, 2010 and December 31, 2019. Sorted in descending order of score. Then there are the references to the Audience Score (0-100%) of the R and the total score (0-100) of the Metacritic. Data collected on January 03, 2020.

The Origin (2010) l5w5q

8,8 on IMDB | 91% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 74

In this classic cinematic snapshot, we see a future where the protagonists are able to transfer themselves to other people's dreams, purely by the search for information. Immediately, we are taken by fantastic visuals (a mix of practical and digital effects), an extraordinary score (by Hans Zimmer) and an impeccable narrative.

The stellar cast – who has partly participated in other features with the director of this one, Christopher Nolan – shows how the chemistry of a good casting can work well. The film features Leonardo DiCaprio, who will appear a few more times on our list.

Joker (2019) 4t6c2

8,7 on IMDB | 88% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 59

Some say that Batman's greatest villain does not have a definitive origin story, but in this film we see an unprecedented and punctual footprint for Joker. The protagonist is played by (already awarded for the role) Joaquin Phoenix, who puts himself in the shoes of a man bored and oppressed by society, finding his only escape in violence.

A full plate for audiovisual fans, guided by a masterful performance. Success also came in numbers: Joker it was the first title R-Rated (the U.S. R-rated) to exceed $1 billion at the worldwide box office. With that, the film also reached the top 50 highest grossing in history.

Gisaengchung (2019) 69695v

8,6 on IMDB | 93% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 96

O thriller from South Korean director Bong Joon Ho (from Okja e Express of Tomorrow) premiered at the Cannes Film Festival, where it won the Palme d'Or. In the sequence, it raised more than 120 million dollars around the world, even being shown in limited sessions - something unusual to happen with films of the type. All the tension created, the identification with the public and the social criticism not subtly addressed in Parasite made him a strong contender for Best Director and Best Picture at the Oscars – not to mention that he is already in the pre-nominated list.

Interstellar (2014) 1r728

8,6 on IMDB | 85% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 74

Humanity is in scarcity of food, nothing but corn can be grown, and ironically, entering a wormhole is our only escape. This is a synopsis of one of the sci-fi most notable of the decade. Matthew McConaughey embarks (emotionally and physically) on a journey guided by director Christopher Nolan that takes us beyond the stars.

Avengers: Infinity War (2018) 712m44

8,5 on IMDB | 91% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 68

The climax of a 10-year cinematic construction, Infinity War managed to give new meaning to “the cinematic universe” in what is the 19th shared stories title in the Marvel. A full plate (audiovisual) for comic book fans, uniting heroes/actors from all films against the powerful villain Thanos.

Avengers: Endgame (2019) 3c737

8,5 on IMDB | 90% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 78

The sequel to the “worst” (or maybe…best?) hook that made us carry despair and anguish for an entire year, from the previous one mentioned above, to finally have a conclusion on this one. It's like the climax of the climax. It is worth noting that Ultimatum is the film that raised the most money in the history of cinema, with US $ 2,5 billion around the world – beating other records along the way.

Whiplash: In Search of Perfection (2014) 4f4f6j

8,5 on IMDB | 94% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 88

The film tells the story of a drummer (Miles Teller) who simply wants to be “the” best, while being helped by his music teacher with the toughness of a sports coach (JK Simmons, who won an Oscar for the role). It's a real psychological battle, one that brims with pressure on both sides.

Untouchables (2011) 6b6ad

8,5 on IMDB | 93% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 57

based on a real friendship between a millionaire and his caregiver, this is a french comedy heartwarming, which talks about trust between two individuals with zero things in common. The film broke European records and was even adapted by the Americans in 2019, under the name of Friends forever, starring Bryan Cranston and Kevin Hart.

Your Name (2016) 2wn37

8,4 on IMDB | 94% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 79

Makoto Shinkai's animation is a version of the formula popularized by If I were you, where two protagonists of the opposite sex switch bodies. However, the execution in this film is fantastic. In a journey of self-discovery and respect for others, with humor and a dose of Japanese romance, we are presented with a beautiful lesson, which is suitable for both young people and adults.

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018) 641fa

8,4 on IMDB | 93% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 87

In this adventure where the main Spider is not Peter Parker, we see a balance between a story with serious lessons and a punctually pleasant comedy. The narrative is enriched by breathtaking visuals – at least from fans of comics and/or traditional animation. Spiderverse also won the Oscar for best animation, breaking Disney's 6 consecutive wins.

Viva: Life Is A Party (2017) 1y1u4j

8,4 on IMDB | 94% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 81

Speaking Disney, we have this animation with a festive Mexican atmosphere, starring a boy who wants to be musician but it is forbidden by his relatives who want him to follow the family tradition and become a shoemaker. The boy is so inspired by his musical idol that, in a desperate (and illegal) act, he ends up in the netherworld. is winner of Oscar in the 2018 edition.

Free Django (2012) 1868k

8,4 on IMDB | 91% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 81

After being acquired by a bounty hunter, a slave gradually becomes one of his own. Bounty Hunter while guiding your buyer. On a mission of the duo, things start to go wrong in the style of Quentin Tarantino, the director of the feature, specialist in western and revenge-themed films – which fits well in the creative mix of genres we see in Django. Exaggerations are treated as comedy, prejudices as criticism and violence is a lot of fun.

Batman: The Dark Knight Rises (2012) v5n52

8,4 on IMDB | 90% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 78

third film of trilogy do Batman from director Christopher Nolan, resurfaces is the icing on the cake. The villain, played by the unrecognizable (in the best sense of the word) Tom Hardy, is menacing and understandable in just the right measure. Even without being as nominated as its predecessor, since Heath Ledger dominated the posthumous awards, the work manages to be a well done production and a conclusion satisfying, which is worth as much to fans of the seventh art as to fans of Batman.

Ford v Ferrari (2019) 2t5x6e

8,3 on IMDB | 98% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 81

based on a real story, we see a car designer (Matt Damon) and a driver (Christian Bale) in the middle of 1966, in search of the construction of a revolutionary vehicle. The film was so critically acclaimed that it won, for example, half the nominations at the Satellite Awards, taking: Best Drama, Best Director, Best Actor (Bale), Best Editing and Best Mixing/Sound Editing.

Toy Story 3 (2010) 2z1c3i

8,3 on IMDB | 89% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 92

Andy grows up and donates his toys to a daycare. The basic synopsis is this, but for millennials who grew up with the first films, the emotional charge can be quite high, as it is also difficult to say goodbye to these toys. The animation should also have been the perfect conclusion for the history of these characters – the 4th movie will never be forgiven – so much so that it won Oscar, in the 2011 edition.

Green Book: The Guide (2018) 1d6u1u

8,2 on IMDB | 91% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 69

Another Academy Award winner, Green Book took the Oscar for Best Film and surprised everyone who was betting on the competition (that is, Roma deserved to win). In the film, a jazz pianist hires a security guard/driver on a tour of the American South, which was plagued by racism. Over time, coexistence turns their differences into learning. The duo of protagonists, actors Viggo Mortensen and Mahershala Ali, were also nominated for the Oscar, as well as the original screenplay and editing.

Three Ads for a Crime (2017) 236d1d

8,2 on IMDB | 87% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 88

A convinced woman wants justice after her daughter's death, so she buys three less-than-discreet ads to get the local police chief's attention, as no one has been penalized. As the story unfolds, we see a film full of acid humor who is not afraid to touch on very sensitive subjects. Oscar winner for Best Actress (s McDormand) and ing Actor (Sam Rockwell).

Inside Out (2015) i4zy

8,2 on IMDB | 89% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 94

Have you ever looked at someone and thought: what's going on in her head?. O meme sums up well the proposal of the film, which takes us to the head of a girl, currently in a complicated phase of her life (full of changes), and shows us the humorous personality of her five emotions. It's another one of the extensive list of "animations of the Disney that warm our heart and win Oscar".

Warrior (2011) 3n3l64

8,2 on IMDB | 92% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 71

For sure, Nick Nolte surprises in this film that he doesn't even star – the responsibility lies with Tom Hardy, his son in the film. O MMA drama unites two distant brothers in the race for a prize of 5 million dollars. The fun is precisely you choose which one to root for, as both have enough reasons to gain the viewer's empathy.

The Wolf of Wall Street (2013) 6261m

8,2 on IMDB | 82% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 75

In Martin Scorsese's top-rated film (who also directed our 33rd place, The Irish), we have a corrupt and money-obsessed Leonardo DiCaprio, in an exquisite performance that resulted in the loss most unfair of an Oscar in all of history. The spectacular work with the cameras conveys all the spectacular director's vision, working each scene with mastery and making us understand the unique point of view of the characters in the scene.

Between Knives and Secrets (2019) 206o4r

8,2 on IMDB | 92% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 82

Family fight for an inheritance that appears in a completely mysterious way: everyone is a suspect. The investigation of the event results in the best comedy of the genre (classic “detective film”), with performances by the stellar cast, consisting of Daniel Craig, Chris Evans, Jamie Lee Curtis, Toni Collette, Christopher Plummer, and Ana de Armas. The main highlight is original script, without a literary basis or dependence on another film – which was quite rare in the decade, especially when it comes to an Agatha Christie mystery.

logan (2017) c255r

8,2 on IMDB | 90% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 77

in the words of eternal Wolverine Hugh Jackman, this is his last performance as the character. In contrast, it's the first time we've seen a Wolverine made for adults, as the US rating was R-Rated and the feature arrived here as “+16“. About the story: the protagonist, emotionally and physically shaken, needs to protect a girl for some reason but, before unraveling it, we see that she may be able to manage very well on her own.

Jack's Room (2015) 1fz4v

8,1 on IMDB | 93% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 86

A room is all a boy physically knows. He lives with his mother, as a result of her kidnapping, and believes the outside world is complete fantasy. Well, at least until the moment they get out of there and he needs to learn what is "the world". The work will make you cry and it will surprise you even if you know how beautiful the story is (and how much hyping was placed on it).

The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014) 6f6z4h

8,1 on IMDB | 86% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 88

With a stellar cast and direction by Wes Anderson, who stamps his story style and unique visuals, the film takes place almost entirely in a flashback from the point of view of the owner of the Grand Budapest Hotel, telling how he achieved such a feat. One gender mix makes the feature unique, being guided by suspense, comedy and (surprise!) gratuitous violence.

Gone Girl (2014) 3k5b4g

8,1 on IMDB | 87% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 79

If you're familiar with David Fincher, you know what to expect from this gritty drama. thriller. The protagonist's wife disappears and he needs take care of your image before the media, similarly to what happens with Ben Affleck, the actor who plays him. It's one of the few cases where no trailer will change your experience, as the surprises keep captivating you throughout the film.

26-50 Best Films of the Decade 5u625s

26. Until The Last Man (2016) | 8,1 on IMDB | 91% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 71
27. 12 Years a Slave (2013) | 8,1 on IMDB | 90% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 96
28. Rush: On the Edge of Emotion (2013) | 8,1 on IMDB | 88% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 75
29. Spotlight: Secrets Revealed (2015) | 8,1 on IMDB | 93% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 93
30. Crossed Stories (2011) | 8,1 on IMDB | 89% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 62

31. The Suspects (2013) | 8,1 on IMDB | 87% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 74
32. Mad Max: Fury Road (2015) | 8,1 on IMDB | 85% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 90
33. The Irish (2019) | 8,1 on IMDB | 86% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 94
34. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2 (2011) | 8,1 on IMDB | 89% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 87
35. IDaughter of Fear (2010) | 8,1 on IMDB | 76% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 63

36. How to Train Your Dragon (2010) | 8,1 on IMDB | 91% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 74
37. La La Land: Singing Seasons (2016) | 8,0 on IMDB | 81% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 93
38. Lion: A Journey Home (2016) | 8,0 on IMDB | 91% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 69
39. Lost on Mars (2015) | 8,0 on IMDB | 91% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 80
40. Sing Street: Music and Dream (2016) | 8,0 on IMDB | 92% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 79

41. Zootopia (2016) | 8,0 on IMDB | 92% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 78
42. Extraordinary (2017) | 8,0 on IMDB | 88% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 66
43. The Imitation Game (2014) | 8,0 on IMDB | 91% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 73
44. Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) | 8,0 on IMDB | 92% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 76
45. X-Men: Days of Future Past (2014) | 8,0 on IMDB | 91% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 75

46.Blade Runner 2049 (2017) | 8,0 on IMDB | 81% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 81
47. She (2013) | 8,0 on IMDB | 82% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 90
48. Bohemian Rhapsody (2018) | 8,0 on IMDB | 85% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 49
49. The Return (2015) | 8,0 on IMDB | 84% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 76
50. The Perks of Being a Wallflower (2012) | 8,0 on IMDB | 89% on Rotten Tomatoes | Metascore of 67

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