Just because barbie was written by two good directors, that doesn't automatically make it a great script. It's the weakest part of the film, why is the majority of people think the story and theme development lacked... it's because of the script. Let's just be honest about it. 100% with you Austin
I disagree. While yes the monologue is cringe and its a little overstuffed; its sharp, funny, unpredictable and has a deeper message than just boy vs girl, but a philosophical look at what is living worth for and how the good and the bad is what life is worth living for. The direction while the crafts are fantastic and the tone is perfect visually its kinda generic. I wouldn't put her in my personal top 10 best Directed films of the year because there were so many well directed films.
the reason why the script for barbie is so applauded is because of how hard it is to adapt barbie into a film. barbie has a lot of negative connotations in our society and has been at the center of a lot of controversy, however barbie is also a beacon of inspiration for a lot of little girls. for that reason developing a barbie film through mattel while still honing in on the negatives is quite a feat and to make the story emotional and engaging makes it all the more impressive. it’s definitely a screen writing feat!
from what i’ve seen: 1. oppenheimer 2. anatomy of a fall 3. poor things 4. the holdovers 5. killers of the flower moon 6. american fiction 7. past lives 8. maestro 9. barbie
So many of these are on my top 10 of the year. Great year for Best Picture nominees. The top 3 are literally my top 3 of the year. 1. Oppenheimer (10/10) 2. The Zone of Interest (10/10) 3. Anatomy of a Fall (10/10) 4. Poor Things (9/10) 5. The Holdovers (9/10) 6. Past Lives (9/10) 7. Barbie (8/10) 8. KotFM (8/10 9. American Fiction (8/10) 10. Maestro (7/10)
Haven't seen American Fiction 1. Oppenheimer 2. The Zone of Interest 3. Poor Things 4. The Holdovers 5. Anatomy of a Fall 6. Past Lives 7. Killers of the Flower Moon 8. Barbie 9. Maestro
@@davidnussbaum4639 Nothing happens the entire movie. Zero plot, aside from some shock value. Very limited dialogue for an already shorter movie. It would've worked better as a documentary short.
Movies based on comics don’t do well on nominations. In the MCU, endgame, infinity war never was. I think Black Panther was nominated but that’s about it.
My preferred order…..1. Poor Things 2. Oppenheimer 3. The Holdovers. 4. Maestro. 5. Anatomy of a Fall. 6. Killers of the Flower Moon. 7. American Fiction. 8. Past Lives. 9. The Zone of Interest. 10. Barbie
Of the ones I’ve seen: 6. Barbie 7/10 5. Maestro 7/10 4. The Holdovers 9/10 3. Killers of The Flower Moon 9/10 2. Past Lives 9/10 1. Oppenheimer 9/10 Dunno when I’ll get around to watching the other ones, but I hope they are good…
Poor Things, Anatomy of A Fall and The Zone of Interest are some of the greatest film going experiences I’ve ever had! Anatomy has the most broad appeal of the three, but I highly recommend you watch them all!
From the nominees I've seen 7: Barbie 7/10 6: Maestro 7/10 5: Anatomy of a Fall 8/10 4: Killers of the Flower Moon 9/10 3: The Holdovers 9.5/10 2: Oppenheimer: 10/10 1: Past Lives 10/10
My ranking (I just need to see Zone of Interest): 9. Maestro (Does a lot of things right, looks amazing, most of the performances are very good, but narratively jumbled and underwritten. It’s a perfect example of an Oscar Bait film) 8. Anatomy of a Fall (A little too long, but really good court room drama) 7. Killers of the Flower Moon (Similar to Anatomy of a Fall, I felt the length and wished it was from Mollie’s perspective, but it’s Scorsese. It’s still great, it’s basically country Goodfellas but more depressing) 6. American Fiction (A smart, witty, and poignant satire with Jeffrey Wright’s best performance) 5. Past Lives (One of A24’s best and a great story of the complications of love) 4. Oppenheimer (The big favorite to win! I do think Nolan fell short in some areas, namely the female characters, but it’s by far his best movie in years. Expertly crafted and Cillian Murphy & RDJ crushed it) 3. Barbie (Probably one of the highest on this. I get some of your criticisms with the script and I do think some elements could’ve been fleshed out more, like I wouldn’t nominate America Ferrara either, though no shade to her, but similar to something to what Lord and Miller did with The Lego Movie, I thought Gerwig was able to balance being absurd and silly with being smart and emotionally complex. Plus it’s funny as hell thanks to Ryan Gosling) 2. The Holdovers (A new Christmas classic despite what Alexander Payne said and as much as I loved Murphy in Oppenheimer, I’m rooting for Paul Giamatti to win) 1. Poor Things (The weirdest and horniest movie of the year, but also beautiful and hilarious, like if Tim Burton made a combo of Frankenstein and Barbie 😆. Emma Stone’s best role and Mark Ruffalo crushed it, my personal favorite Yorgos movie)
The ones I’ve seen: 6. Maestro (Not very good) 6/10 5. The Holdovers (sorry it didn’t connect with me, still good though) 7/10 4. Barbie (Pretty good) 8/10 3. Past Lives 8/10 2. Killers of the Flower Moon 9/10 1. Oppenheimer 9/10
@@AustinBurkeI disagree. While yes the monologue is cringe and its a little overstuffed; its also sharp, funny, unpredictable and has a deeper message than just boy vs girl, its a philosophical look at what is living worth for and how the good and the bad is what life is worth living for. The direction while the crafts are fantastic and the tone is perfect visually its kinda generic. I wouldn't put her in my personal top 10 best Directed films of the year because there were so many well directed films.
@@yaroslavvdovenko3482I disagree that Oppenheimer won’t win Best Picture. I don’t see Barbie winning Best Picture as well. However, the only 2 movies I could see them picking to win Best Picture over Oppenheimer would either be The Holdovers or Killers of The Flower Moon
@@AustinBurke 09. Maestro 8/10 08. Barbie 9/10 07. American Fiction 9/10 06. Anatomy of a Fall 9/10 05. Killers of the Flower Moon 9/10 04. Past Lives 9/10 03. Poor Things 9/10 02. The Holdovers 10/10 01. Oppenheimer 10/10 I will see Zone of Interest when it comes to my area. If Maestro was replaced with Spiderverse 2, Air, or May December then it would be a perfect lineup.
Haven’t seen Zone or American Fiction 1. Oppenheimer 10/10 2. Anatomy of a Fall 9/10 3. Past Lives 8/10 4. KOTFM 8/10 5. The Holdovers 8/10 6. Poor Things 8/10 7. Barbie 8/10 8. Maestro 7/10
10. Zone Of Interest 1/10 9. Maestro 4/10 8. Killers Of The Flower Moon 7/10 7. Anatomy Of A Fall 8/10 6. Barbie 8/10 5. Poor Things 9/10 4. American Fiction 9/10 3. Past Lives 10/10 2. The Holdovers 10/10 1. Oppenheimer 10/10
Here are the lists of nominees that I hope they’d won: Best Picture: Barbie Best Director: Christopher Nolan- Oppenheimer Best Actor: Cillian Murphy- Oppenheimer Best Actress: Lily Gladstone - Killers of the Flower Moon as Mollie Burkhart Best Supporting Actor: Robert Downey Jr. - Oppenheimer as Lewis Strauss or Ryan Gosling - Barbie as Ken Best Supporting Actress: Danielle Brooks - The Color Purple as Sofia Best Original Screenplay: Maestro - Bradley Cooper and Josh Singer Best Adapted Screenplay: Barbie - Greta Gerwig and Noah Baumbach; based on characters created by Ruth Handler Best Animated Feature: Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse or The Boy and The Heron Best International Feature Film: The Zone of Interest Best Live - Action Short Film: The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar - Wes Anderson and Steven Rales Best Animated Short Film: War Is Over! Inspired by the Music of John and Yoko - Dave Mullins and Brad Booker Best Cinematography: Maestro - Matthew Libatique Best Film Editing: Killers of the Flower Moon - Thelma Schoonmaker Best Costume Design: Barbie - Jacqueline Durran Best Production Design: Barbie - Production Design: Sarah Greenwood; Set Decoration: Katie Spencer Best Makeup 💄 & Hairstyling: Poor Things - Nadia Stacey, Mark Coulier and Josh Weston Best Sound: Mission: Impossible: Dead Reckoning Best Original Score: Killers of the Flower Moon- Robert Robertson Best Original Song: I’m Just Ken from Barbie- Music & Lyrics by Mark Ronson and Andrew Wyatt Best Visual Effects: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 (Hope Marvel at least wins for Best Visual Effects)
You lost me right from the start. My #1 film is Maestro. And Past Lives a Best Picture nomination? Is this a film about longing, regret, or an analysis of miscommunication? It's hard to tell as the delivery is so dry and flat. It has two of the least charismatic actors in it I've seen all year. Greta Lee and Teo Yoo are dull, inexpressive performers whose emotions are as flat as the untrained subjects of a documentary.
1 Oppenheimer... 2 Anatomy of a Fall... 3 The Holdovers... 4 American Fiction... 5 Poor Things... 6 Killers of the Flower Moon... 7 Barbie... 8 Past Lives... 9 Maestro...10 Haven't seen The Zone of Interest
My ranking: 10. The Zone of Interest (4/10) 9. Barbie (6/10) 8. Maestro (6/10) 7. Past Lives (7/10) 6. American Fiction (8/10) 5. Poor Things (8/10) 4. Killers of the Flower Moon (8/10) 3. Oppenheimer (8/10) 2. The Holdovers (9/10) 1. Anatomy of a Fall. (9/10)
From what I’ve seen so far: 1) Zone of Interest (In the top ten of the 21st century so far!) 2) Anatomy of a Fall 3) The Holdovers 4) Past Lives 5) Barbie 6) Oppenheimer
1) Poor Things 2) Killers of the Flower Moon 3) Oppenheimer 4) The Holdovers 5) Past Lives 6) Anatomy of a Fall 7) American Fiction 8) The Zone of Interest 9) Maestro 10) Barbie
Still waiting for 4 of these to drop where I live… 6. Killers of the flower moon 5. Barbie 4. Poor things 3. Past Lives 2. Oppenheimer 1. The Holdovers
It's kinda funny that the biggest reason why animation now mostly gets put in its own category to separate it from Best Picture was because of Shrek @@NinthShinigami
I think 2023 was a strong year for movies. Here's my rankings: 1----Oppenheimer 2---Anatomy Of A Fall 3---American Fiction 4---The Holdovers 5---The Zone of Interest 6---Poor Things 7---Past Lives 8--Barbie 9---Maestro 10---Killers of the Flower Moon
For me: 1. Oppenheimer (easy winner that will probably take home at least 8/13 wins) 2. Past Lives (absolutely beautiful romance) 3. Killers of the Flower Moon (probably one of Scorsese's best films ever) 4. The Holdovers (witty comedy that reminds me a LOT of the Breakfast Club which is my favorite comedy of all time) 5. Anatomy of a Fall (best courtroom drama ever made) 6. Poor Things 7. Zone of Interest 8. Barbie 9. Maestro 10. American Fiction
1.Oppenheimer 2. Past Lives 3. Anatomy of a Fall 4. Barbie 5. The Holdovers 6. Poor Things 7. American Fiction 8. Killers of the Flower Moon. 9. The Zone of Interest 10. Maestro
I haven't seen all 10 but I've seen 6! Oppenheimer 10/10 Killers of the Flower Moon 9.7/10 The Holdovers 9.5/10 Past Lives 9.2/10 American Fiction 9/10 Barbie 8.8/10
Haven't seen Zone of Interest yet. 9. Maestro 8. American Fiction 7. The Holdovers 6. Barbie 5. Oppenheimer 4. Anatomy of a Fall 3. Past Lives 2. Killers of the Flower Moon 1. Poor Things
Poor Things - 10/10 The Zone of Interest - 10/10 Oppenheimer - 9/10 Anatomy of a Fall - 8/10 Killers of the Flower Moon - 7/10 The Holdovers - 7/10 Barbie - 7/10 Past Lives - 6/10 American Fiction - 5/10 Maestro - 3/10
My Rank: 1- Oppenheimer A+ 2- The Killers of Moon A 3- The Zone of Interest A 4- Poor Things A- 5- The Holdovers A- 6- American Fiction B+ 7- Maestro B 8- Anatomy of A Fall B- 9- Past Live C+ 10- Barbie C
Mein Rank: 1- Oppenheimer A+ 2- The Killers of Moon A 3- The Zone of Interest A 4- Poor Things A- 5- The Holdovers 6- American Fiction B+ 7- Maestro B 8- Anatomy of A Fall B- 9- Past Live C+ 10- Barbie C
10. The Zone of Interest 9. Killers of the Flower Moon 8. Anatomy of a Fall 7. Past Lives 6. Barbie 5. Maestro 4. Poor Things 3. Oppenheimer (the last act slows the film down) 2. American Fiction 1. The Holdovers
My ranking (of the nominees I’ve seen): Maestro Barbie The Zone of Interest The Holdovers Past Lives Oppenheimer Top 5 of 2023: The Boy and the Heron Society of the Snow The Holdovers Past Lives Oppenheimer
10. Maestro 6.5/10 9. Past Lives 8/10 8. The Zone of Interest 8/10 7. Barbie 8.5/10 6. Anatomy of a Fall 9/10 5. American Fiction 9/10 4. Poor Things 9/10 3. Killers of the Flower Moon 9.5/10 2. The Holdovers 9.5/10 1. Oppenheimer 10/10
My ranking of the 10: 10. Maestro 4/10 9. Past Lives 6/10 8. Anatomy of a Fall 8/10 7. Killers of the Flower Moon 8/10 6. The Holdovers 8/10 5. American Fiction 8/10 4. Oppenheimer 8/10 3. Poor Things 9/10 2. The Zone of Interest 9/10 1. Barbie 9/10
1. Zone of Interest 2. Poor Things 3. American Fiction 4. Anatomy of a Fall 5. Oppenheimer 6. Killers of the Flower Moon 7. Barbie 8. Past Lives 9. Holdovers 10. Maestro
My rankings 10. Maestro 9.Barbie 8.Past lives 7.The zone of Interest 6.American Fiction 5.The Holdovers 4.Anatomy of a Fall 3.Poor Things 2.Killers of the flower moon 1.Oppenheimer
1. Oppenheimer 2. Poor Things 3. Anatomy of a Fall 4. Killers of the Flower Moon 5. The Holdovers 6. Past Lives 7. American Fiction 8. Maestro 9. Barbie 10. The Zone of Interest
1. Poor Things 2. Barbie 3. Past Lives 4. Anatomy of a Fall 5. Zone of Interest 6. Oppenheimer 7. Killers of the Flower Moon 8. American Fiction 9. The Holdovers 10. Maestro
Seen them all. For me personally: 10 - Maestro (Oscar bait film. Did nothing for me) 9 - American Fiction (It was alright) 8 - Barbie (Fun watch, but too on the nose with its themes) 7 - Killers of the Flower Moon (Many boring scenes. Have never felt that with previous Scorsese films) 6 - The Holdovers (A true feel-good movie but not much else to it. Very predictable) 5 - Oppenheimer (Nolan at his best. Soundtrack was good but overused for me, and the film was longer than it needed to be) 4 - Anatomy of a Fall (Great performances and keeps you engaged) 3 - Past Lives (Very touching film. Gives you a lot to think about in your own relationships) 2 - The Zone of interest (Wildly well crafted, well shot, very well edited and amazing sound design) 1 - Poor Things (Some of the best filmmaking I've seen. Solid all around. That soundtrack though is awesome)
#1 Zone of Interest #2 Oppenheimer #3 Anatomy of a Fall #4 Killers of the Flower Moon #5 Poor Things #6 The Holdovers #7 Barbie #8 Past Lives #9 Maestro
Any other year would have Poor Things as #1, but damn, Oppenheimer is so amazing it’s arguably the best film over the past several years. FYI Poor Things received the second most nominations for the Oscars and BAFTA (11), and as a British film could squeeze out a surprise win for that awards body.
My ranking (not seen Zone and Poor) 1. Past Lives 2. Oppenheimer 3. Anatomy of a Fall 4. Killers of the Flower Moon 5. The Holdovers 6. American Fiction 7. Barbie 8. Maestro (awful)
Haven't seen Maestro 9. Barbie (tone wasn't for me) 8. American Fiction (really didn't like this one, the humor mostly works but the emotional moments didn't land and the satire wasn't as groundbreaking as it presented itself to be) 7. Killers of the Flower Moon (I wish Gladstone's character had had a bigger presence) 6. Oppenheimer (super entertaining with some unforgettable moments, but the grandiose tone did make me roll my eyes a couple times) 5. Past Lives (lovely, tender) 4. The Holdovers (instant christmas classic) 3. Poor Things (this was an absolute blast in theaters) 2. The Zone of Interest 1. Anatomy of a Fall (I loved every second of this, my second favorite movie of the year after Beau is Afraid) Feel free to roast my choices
Lets give it a try (of the ones I’ve seen): 1. The Zone of Interest 2. Oppenheimer 3. Anatomy of a Fall 4. Past Lives 5. Poor Things 6. Killers of the Flower Moon 7. The Holdovers
Have not seen way worst recently. This year and last year were way worse than 2021. 2021 has been the only good Oscar year so far in the 2020s'. 2020 would have been better if Promising Young Woman or Sound of Metal beat Nomadland! All opinion here of course.
I want to share my list: 1. Oppenheimer - I think it will win and one of the few times my favorite movie will win. 2. Holdovers - I loved it. 3. Zone of Interest - This one really haunted me 4. Past Lives - a really nice film. I liked it. 5. Anatomy of a Fall - it was okay 6. Killers of the Flower Moon - the running time really ruined it 7. Barbie - This was not for me. 8. Maestro - The stinker of the year. It was so boring. I wish other movies were nominated instead. I did not see American Fiction but I want to. I did not see Poor Things.
I really liked Past Lives, but I can’t help but think that if it had been completely in English, it would’ve just been considered like any other romantic Netflix movie. It was a great film though.
I would have put Killers of the Flower Moon and Oppenheimer either 1 or 2 I thought they were in their own league. I would have put Maestro 3rd. Last would be Barbie and Zone of Interest. I liked all of the other movies very much they were all excellent for different reasons Past Lives and Holdovers were especially memorable.
Usually agree with you, but disagree with a lot or your rankings this time. Probably an unpopular opinion but Oppenheimer is too long, a bit boring, not very rewatchable, and ultimately overrated, especially with that apple poisoning scene that felt very contrived. Also, lots of petty drama inserted between characters to keep the story going/interesting. Still believe Poor Things is #1 but I haven't seen every movie. The biggest critique I've seen is the 3rd act is a little rush, but I believe it doesn't hurt the movie and should not have been drawn out like so many other movies nowadays. Also, you rank Past Lives at #3. I haven't seen it, but you said it isn't the funniest or even very entertaining so I'm surprised you would rank it above so many other great movies. I'll have to watch it. Iron Claw deserved a nom.
Poor Things was far and away the best movie I almost walked out of. Well, maybe not walked out of, more like ran out screaming in Horror and Disgust. It was a fantastic cinematic experience, but man, it was gross.
The Holdovers was an excellent movie on its own. Bloody brilliant chemistry between the characters. This movie will live on. An Oscar is not required to glorify its excellence but it would be lovely to see it win something. Also, Oppenheimer. Boom!
Barbie was still a bit of a disaster. It’s the kind of movie that comes out and gets a cult following, but it’s not really one that deserves special attention and awards. I understand what they were shooting for but it’s just not the greatest execution. Some parts of that movie just don’t work and frankly the directing, writing, and some of the acting were seemingly a bit mediocre. I would’ve nominated a movie like Nyad over it.
4:55 I actually thought one of the coolest parts of Barbie happened when they left Barbieland, and that's Ken's whole thing. Having him get inspired to believe he can do more with his life because he sees all these men doing jobs he's been "raised" for lack of a better word to believe only Barbies are fit for is such a brilliant allegory for girls being inspired by seeing Barbie dolls that have those jobs that they were raised to believe only men are fit for that it honestly is THE thing that justifies making a movie like this. Especially when you consider that what came out of that was a shallow understanding of patriarchy, just like the corporatization of feminism can really only engender a shallow understanding of feminism, and that the conflict of the film is only resolved after everyone is able to understand each other on a deeper level, it's a truly brilliant and subversive meta-narrative for a blockbuster film. That's also why I think the screenplay nomination makes sense, because that's the sort of thing that has to be consciously present from the jump and isn't just found in the direction.
@@yaroslavvdovenko3482 im not saying that it better but saying it would be best best picture winner since Schindler list, but I did forgot about Gladiator and Oppenheimer is definitely winning.
Maestro was my favorite movie of the year and Oppenheimer is way overhyped. It was well made but pretty boring until the atomic bomb scene. Feels like it was just dragged out to be 3 hours
For me it'd be: 10. Barbie 9. The Zone Of Interest 8. American Fiction 7. Past Lives 6. Maestro 5. Poor Things 4. The Holdovers 3. Killers of the Flower Moon 2. Anatomy of a Fall 1. Oppenheimer This has been a great year for movies and I feel like the Oscars are opening their minds a little bit. There's no way a bunch of these films (like Poor Things o Barbie) would have been nominated years ago, and so I specially appreciate this year's lineup
My personal 10 1. Oppenhimer 2. Poor things 3. Past lives 4. Anatomy of a fall 5. The holdovers 6. Killers of the flower moon 7. American fiction 8. The zone of interest 9. Barbie 10. Maestro
Here's my ranking of the ones I've seen. 5. Barbie: 8/10 4. Maestro: 8/10 3. The Holdovers: 10/10 2. Killers of the Flower Moon: 10/10 1. Oppenheimer: 10/10 (Not just my favorite of 2023, of the ones I've seen, but right outside my top 5 favorite films, I'm dead serious, I love this more than Dark Knight)
I feel Robert Downey never really completely shook off that cocky, sarcastic, rapid-fire delivery from Tony Stark, and he acts so well, dgmw, but i just couldn't help but remember Tony
The ones I have seen: 6. Maestro 2.5/5 5. The Holdovers 3/5 4. Barbie 3/5 3. Anatomy of a Fall 4/5 2. Oppenheimer 4/5 1. Killers of the Flower moon 4.5/5
Just because barbie was written by two good directors, that doesn't automatically make it a great script. It's the weakest part of the film, why is the majority of people think the story and theme development lacked... it's because of the script. Let's just be honest about it. 100% with you Austin
I disagree. While yes the monologue is cringe and its a little overstuffed; its sharp, funny, unpredictable and has a deeper message than just boy vs girl, but a philosophical look at what is living worth for and how the good and the bad is what life is worth living for. The direction while the crafts are fantastic and the tone is perfect visually its kinda generic. I wouldn't put her in my personal top 10 best Directed films of the year because there were so many well directed films.
The majority of people think the story and theme development lacked… that Oscar nom sure looks weird now then
the reason why the script for barbie is so applauded is because of how hard it is to adapt barbie into a film. barbie has a lot of negative connotations in our society and has been at the center of a lot of controversy, however barbie is also a beacon of inspiration for a lot of little girls. for that reason developing a barbie film through mattel while still honing in on the negatives is quite a feat and to make the story emotional and engaging makes it all the more impressive. it’s definitely a screen writing feat!
100%. The first half & second half felt like 2 movies from 2 writers. And yes, Gosling stole the movie. Sorry Margo
@@bradenmendiburu2731 great point!
Dude I said all the same things about The Holdovers and I’ve also seen it 4 times. Definitely is required holiday watching from now on. Great review.
It's so good!
Poor things, my top 1 ❤️😘😘😘
Such a phenomenal movie
from what i’ve seen:
1. oppenheimer
2. anatomy of a fall
3. poor things
4. the holdovers
5. killers of the flower moon
6. american fiction
7. past lives
8. maestro
9. barbie
Of the ones I’ve seen
1. Killers of the flower moon
2. Poor things
3. Oppenheimer
4. Barbie
5. The Holdovers
6. Maestro
Exactly. And Killers of the Flower Moon runtime is fine. The story, period and characters were amazing.
So many of these are on my top 10 of the year. Great year for Best Picture nominees. The top 3 are literally my top 3 of the year.
1. Oppenheimer (10/10)
2. The Zone of Interest (10/10)
3. Anatomy of a Fall (10/10)
4. Poor Things (9/10)
5. The Holdovers (9/10)
6. Past Lives (9/10)
7. Barbie (8/10)
8. KotFM (8/10
9. American Fiction (8/10)
10. Maestro (7/10)
Haven't seen American Fiction
1. Oppenheimer
2. The Zone of Interest
3. Poor Things
4. The Holdovers
5. Anatomy of a Fall
6. Past Lives
7. Killers of the Flower Moon
8. Barbie
9. Maestro
Zone of Interest was terrible.
@Reel___ which part was "awful"
@@davidnussbaum4639 Nothing happens the entire movie. Zero plot, aside from some shock value. Very limited dialogue for an already shorter movie.
It would've worked better as a documentary short.
Oppenheimer exceeded all expectations. It's the most anxeity-ridden thought provoking and depressing movie of the year. Nolan really outdid himself.
Spider-verse should’ve been here 😢
Agreed
Movies based on comics don’t do well on nominations. In the MCU, endgame, infinity war never was. I think Black Panther was nominated but that’s about it.
It didn’t even get a score nomination which is stupid.
Please stop
Should’ve been nominated over Maestro.
My preferred order…..1. Poor Things 2. Oppenheimer 3. The Holdovers. 4. Maestro. 5. Anatomy of a Fall. 6. Killers of the Flower Moon. 7. American Fiction. 8. Past Lives. 9. The Zone of Interest. 10. Barbie
Of the ones I’ve seen:
6. Barbie 7/10
5. Maestro 7/10
4. The Holdovers 9/10
3. Killers of The Flower Moon 9/10
2. Past Lives 9/10
1. Oppenheimer 9/10
Dunno when I’ll get around to watching the other ones, but I hope they are good…
Poor Things, Anatomy of A Fall and The Zone of Interest are some of the greatest film going experiences I’ve ever had! Anatomy has the most broad appeal of the three, but I highly recommend you watch them all!
@@rafaelsolimene5350 I plan to, whenever they hit streaming. Hopefully before the winner is revealed…
From the nominees I've seen
7: Barbie 7/10
6: Maestro 7/10
5: Anatomy of a Fall 8/10
4: Killers of the Flower Moon 9/10
3: The Holdovers 9.5/10
2: Oppenheimer: 10/10
1: Past Lives 10/10
Oppenheimer is one of the best movies I’ve ever seen and definitely Nolan’s masterpiece. Hope Murphy wins the Oscar.
1. Oppenheimer
2. Nolan
3. Cillian
4. RDjr
5. 6. 7. 8, 9 10. Sweepenheimer
My ranking (I just need to see Zone of Interest):
9. Maestro (Does a lot of things right, looks amazing, most of the performances are very good, but narratively jumbled and underwritten. It’s a perfect example of an Oscar Bait film)
8. Anatomy of a Fall (A little too long, but really good court room drama)
7. Killers of the Flower Moon (Similar to Anatomy of a Fall, I felt the length and wished it was from Mollie’s perspective, but it’s Scorsese. It’s still great, it’s basically country Goodfellas but more depressing)
6. American Fiction (A smart, witty, and poignant satire with Jeffrey Wright’s best performance)
5. Past Lives (One of A24’s best and a great story of the complications of love)
4. Oppenheimer (The big favorite to win! I do think Nolan fell short in some areas, namely the female characters, but it’s by far his best movie in years. Expertly crafted and Cillian Murphy & RDJ crushed it)
3. Barbie (Probably one of the highest on this. I get some of your criticisms with the script and I do think some elements could’ve been fleshed out more, like I wouldn’t nominate America Ferrara either, though no shade to her, but similar to something to what Lord and Miller did with The Lego Movie, I thought Gerwig was able to balance being absurd and silly with being smart and emotionally complex. Plus it’s funny as hell thanks to Ryan Gosling)
2. The Holdovers (A new Christmas classic despite what Alexander Payne said and as much as I loved Murphy in Oppenheimer, I’m rooting for Paul Giamatti to win)
1. Poor Things (The weirdest and horniest movie of the year, but also beautiful and hilarious, like if Tim Burton made a combo of Frankenstein and Barbie 😆. Emma Stone’s best role and Mark Ruffalo crushed it, my personal favorite Yorgos movie)
Putting Oppenheimer at 4 should be a federal crime😂
@@dipankarhalder9451 You're right. It should be down lower.
The ones I’ve seen:
6. Maestro (Not very good) 6/10
5. The Holdovers (sorry it didn’t connect with me, still good though) 7/10
4. Barbie (Pretty good) 8/10
3. Past Lives 8/10
2. Killers of the Flower Moon 9/10
1. Oppenheimer 9/10
I’m confident that Nolan will get his due. He’s been due since inception. Hell he’s been due since Memento
Agreed
He will get directing, but not picture at all.
@@AustinBurkeI disagree. While yes the monologue is cringe and its a little overstuffed; its also sharp, funny, unpredictable and has a deeper message than just boy vs girl, its a philosophical look at what is living worth for and how the good and the bad is what life is worth living for. The direction while the crafts are fantastic and the tone is perfect visually its kinda generic. I wouldn't put her in my personal top 10 best Directed films of the year because there were so many well directed films.
@@yaroslavvdovenko3482I disagree that Oppenheimer won’t win Best Picture. I don’t see Barbie winning Best Picture as well. However, the only 2 movies I could see them picking to win Best Picture over Oppenheimer would either be The Holdovers or Killers of The Flower Moon
@@AustinBurke
09. Maestro 8/10
08. Barbie 9/10
07. American Fiction 9/10
06. Anatomy of a Fall 9/10
05. Killers of the Flower Moon 9/10
04. Past Lives 9/10
03. Poor Things 9/10
02. The Holdovers 10/10
01. Oppenheimer 10/10
I will see Zone of Interest when it comes to my area. If Maestro was replaced with Spiderverse 2, Air, or May December then it would be a perfect lineup.
Those shades are dope!
Thank you 😎
Haven’t seen Zone or American Fiction
1. Oppenheimer 10/10
2. Anatomy of a Fall 9/10
3. Past Lives 8/10
4. KOTFM 8/10
5. The Holdovers 8/10
6. Poor Things 8/10
7. Barbie 8/10
8. Maestro 7/10
10. Zone Of Interest 1/10
9. Maestro 4/10
8. Killers Of The Flower Moon 7/10
7. Anatomy Of A Fall 8/10
6. Barbie 8/10
5. Poor Things 9/10
4. American Fiction 9/10
3. Past Lives 10/10
2. The Holdovers 10/10
1. Oppenheimer 10/10
Here are the lists of nominees that I hope they’d won:
Best Picture: Barbie
Best Director: Christopher Nolan- Oppenheimer
Best Actor: Cillian Murphy- Oppenheimer
Best Actress: Lily Gladstone - Killers of the Flower Moon as Mollie Burkhart
Best Supporting Actor: Robert Downey Jr. - Oppenheimer as Lewis Strauss
or
Ryan Gosling - Barbie as Ken
Best Supporting Actress: Danielle Brooks - The Color Purple as Sofia
Best Original Screenplay:
Maestro - Bradley Cooper and Josh Singer
Best Adapted Screenplay:
Barbie - Greta Gerwig and Noah Baumbach; based on characters created by Ruth Handler
Best Animated Feature: Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse or The Boy and The Heron
Best International Feature Film: The Zone of Interest
Best Live - Action Short Film: The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar - Wes Anderson and Steven Rales
Best Animated Short Film: War Is Over! Inspired by the Music of John and Yoko - Dave Mullins and Brad Booker
Best Cinematography: Maestro - Matthew Libatique
Best Film Editing: Killers of the Flower Moon - Thelma Schoonmaker
Best Costume Design: Barbie - Jacqueline Durran
Best Production Design: Barbie - Production Design: Sarah Greenwood; Set Decoration: Katie Spencer
Best Makeup 💄 & Hairstyling: Poor Things - Nadia Stacey, Mark Coulier and Josh Weston
Best Sound: Mission: Impossible: Dead Reckoning
Best Original Score: Killers of the Flower Moon- Robert Robertson
Best Original Song: I’m Just Ken from Barbie- Music & Lyrics by Mark Ronson and Andrew Wyatt
Best Visual Effects: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 (Hope Marvel at least wins for Best Visual Effects)
You lost me right from the start. My #1 film is Maestro. And Past Lives a Best Picture nomination? Is this a film about longing, regret, or an analysis of miscommunication? It's hard to tell as the delivery is so dry and flat. It has two of the least charismatic actors in it I've seen all year. Greta Lee and Teo Yoo are dull, inexpressive performers whose emotions are as flat as the untrained subjects of a documentary.
I’m rooting for Oppenheimer to win!!
100% 💯
1 Oppenheimer... 2 Anatomy of a Fall... 3 The Holdovers... 4 American Fiction... 5 Poor Things... 6 Killers of the Flower Moon... 7 Barbie... 8 Past Lives... 9 Maestro...10 Haven't seen The Zone of Interest
If The Zone of Interest ever shows in Iowa, maybe I'll be able to make my own ranking
My ranking:
10. The Zone of Interest (4/10)
9. Barbie (6/10)
8. Maestro (6/10)
7. Past Lives (7/10)
6. American Fiction (8/10)
5. Poor Things (8/10)
4. Killers of the Flower Moon (8/10)
3. Oppenheimer (8/10)
2. The Holdovers (9/10)
1. Anatomy of a Fall. (9/10)
I have to see more of the 10 lol, but from what I have seen,
1. The holdovers
2. Killers of the flower moon
3. Oppenheimer
4. Barbie
From what I’ve seen so far:
1) Zone of Interest (In the top ten of the 21st century so far!)
2) Anatomy of a Fall
3) The Holdovers
4) Past Lives
5) Barbie
6) Oppenheimer
Poor Things is my least favorite.
1) Poor Things
2) Killers of the Flower Moon
3) Oppenheimer
4) The Holdovers
5) Past Lives
6) Anatomy of a Fall
7) American Fiction
8) The Zone of Interest
9) Maestro
10) Barbie
Still waiting for 4 of these to drop where I live…
6. Killers of the flower moon
5. Barbie
4. Poor things
3. Past Lives
2. Oppenheimer
1. The Holdovers
10:46 as long there's no male nudity I fine with it.
I won't get over how they had Maestro in there and not Across the Spider-Verse, animation always getting snubbed like always.
The continuing never ending L and diss for us animation fans 🤕
It's kinda funny that the biggest reason why animation now mostly gets put in its own category to separate it from Best Picture was because of Shrek @@NinthShinigami
I think 2023 was a strong year for movies. Here's my rankings:
1----Oppenheimer
2---Anatomy Of A Fall
3---American Fiction
4---The Holdovers
5---The Zone of Interest
6---Poor Things
7---Past Lives
8--Barbie
9---Maestro
10---Killers of the Flower Moon
Do any of y’all recommend I watch poor things?
Depends on your age tbh lol
@@AustinBurke well I’m 19
Oh yeah, you’re good then!
@@AustinBurke alright cool I might check it out while it’s still playing
I think Society of the Snow should have been nominated for Best Picture in place of Maestro
Or at least for cinematography?
12th fail and 2018 should’ve been here 😢
I agree😢
For me:
1. Oppenheimer (easy winner that will probably take home at least 8/13 wins)
2. Past Lives (absolutely beautiful romance)
3. Killers of the Flower Moon (probably one of Scorsese's best films ever)
4. The Holdovers (witty comedy that reminds me a LOT of the Breakfast Club which is my favorite comedy of all time)
5. Anatomy of a Fall (best courtroom drama ever made)
6. Poor Things
7. Zone of Interest
8. Barbie
9. Maestro
10. American Fiction
that peter griffin impression is flawless 😂
Hehehe
1.Oppenheimer
2. Past Lives
3. Anatomy of a Fall
4. Barbie
5. The Holdovers
6. Poor Things
7. American Fiction
8. Killers of the Flower Moon.
9. The Zone of Interest
10. Maestro
My top :)
1 Oppenheimer
2 Anatomy of a Fall
3 Poor Things
4 Killers of the flower moon
5 The holdovers
6 Past lives
7 Barbie
8 Maestro
I haven't seen all 10 but I've seen 6!
Oppenheimer 10/10
Killers of the Flower Moon 9.7/10
The Holdovers 9.5/10
Past Lives 9.2/10
American Fiction 9/10
Barbie 8.8/10
Haven't seen Zone of Interest yet.
9. Maestro
8. American Fiction
7. The Holdovers
6. Barbie
5. Oppenheimer
4. Anatomy of a Fall
3. Past Lives
2. Killers of the Flower Moon
1. Poor Things
Me 👌🏼
You kinda do sound like Peter lmao
1 Past Lives
Holdovers
Poor Things
Zone of Interest
Oppenheimer
Killers of the Flower Moon
American Fiction
Maestro
Barbie
10 Anatomy of a Fall
i've seen them all and my ranking is
Past Lives
Poor Things
Zone
Killers
Anatomy
Oppenheimer
Barbie
Holdovers
American Fiction
Maestro
Poor Things - 10/10
The Zone of Interest - 10/10
Oppenheimer - 9/10
Anatomy of a Fall - 8/10
Killers of the Flower Moon - 7/10
The Holdovers - 7/10
Barbie - 7/10
Past Lives - 6/10
American Fiction - 5/10
Maestro - 3/10
My Rank:
1- Oppenheimer A+
2- The Killers of Moon A
3- The Zone of Interest A
4- Poor Things A-
5- The Holdovers A-
6- American Fiction B+
7- Maestro B
8- Anatomy of A Fall B-
9- Past Live C+
10- Barbie C
Mein Rank:
1- Oppenheimer A+
2- The Killers of Moon A
3- The Zone of Interest A
4- Poor Things A-
5- The Holdovers
6- American Fiction B+
7- Maestro B
8- Anatomy of A Fall B-
9- Past Live C+
10- Barbie C
My ranking based on the ones I've seen:
1. Poor Things
2. Barbie
3. Anatomy of a Fall
4. Past Lives
5. The Holdovers
6. Killers of the Flower Moon
10. The Zone of Interest
9. Killers of the Flower Moon
8. Anatomy of a Fall
7. Past Lives
6. Barbie
5. Maestro
4. Poor Things
3. Oppenheimer (the last act slows the film down)
2. American Fiction
1. The Holdovers
My ranking (of the nominees I’ve seen):
Maestro
Barbie
The Zone of Interest
The Holdovers
Past Lives
Oppenheimer
Top 5 of 2023:
The Boy and the Heron
Society of the Snow
The Holdovers
Past Lives
Oppenheimer
10. Maestro 6.5/10
9. Past Lives 8/10
8. The Zone of Interest 8/10
7. Barbie 8.5/10
6. Anatomy of a Fall 9/10
5. American Fiction 9/10
4. Poor Things 9/10
3. Killers of the Flower Moon 9.5/10
2. The Holdovers 9.5/10
1. Oppenheimer 10/10
My ranking of the 10:
10. Maestro 4/10
9. Past Lives 6/10
8. Anatomy of a Fall 8/10
7. Killers of the Flower Moon 8/10
6. The Holdovers 8/10
5. American Fiction 8/10
4. Oppenheimer 8/10
3. Poor Things 9/10
2. The Zone of Interest 9/10
1. Barbie 9/10
3. Past Lives (B+)
2. Barbie (A-)
1. Oppenheimer (A)
Planning to catch up, might have a problem doing so with streaming movies.
1. Zone of Interest
2. Poor Things
3. American Fiction
4. Anatomy of a Fall
5. Oppenheimer
6. Killers of the Flower Moon
7. Barbie
8. Past Lives
9. Holdovers
10. Maestro
My rankings
10. Maestro
9.Barbie
8.Past lives
7.The zone of Interest
6.American Fiction
5.The Holdovers
4.Anatomy of a Fall
3.Poor Things
2.Killers of the flower moon
1.Oppenheimer
1. Oppenheimer
2. Poor Things
3. Anatomy of a Fall
4. Killers of the Flower Moon
5. The Holdovers
6. Past Lives
7. American Fiction
8. Maestro
9. Barbie
10. The Zone of Interest
1. Poor Things
2. Barbie
3. Past Lives
4. Anatomy of a Fall
5. Zone of Interest
6. Oppenheimer
7. Killers of the Flower Moon
8. American Fiction
9. The Holdovers
10. Maestro
Seen them all. For me personally:
10 - Maestro (Oscar bait film. Did nothing for me)
9 - American Fiction (It was alright)
8 - Barbie (Fun watch, but too on the nose with its themes)
7 - Killers of the Flower Moon (Many boring scenes. Have never felt that with previous Scorsese films)
6 - The Holdovers (A true feel-good movie but not much else to it. Very predictable)
5 - Oppenheimer (Nolan at his best. Soundtrack was good but overused for me, and the film was longer than it needed to be)
4 - Anatomy of a Fall (Great performances and keeps you engaged)
3 - Past Lives (Very touching film. Gives you a lot to think about in your own relationships)
2 - The Zone of interest (Wildly well crafted, well shot, very well edited and amazing sound design)
1 - Poor Things (Some of the best filmmaking I've seen. Solid all around. That soundtrack though is awesome)
#1 Zone of Interest
#2 Oppenheimer
#3 Anatomy of a Fall
#4 Killers of the Flower Moon
#5 Poor Things
#6 The Holdovers
#7 Barbie
#8 Past Lives
#9 Maestro
4. Barbie
3. The Holdovers
2. Past Lives
1. Oppenheimer
Any other year would have Poor Things as #1, but damn, Oppenheimer is so amazing it’s arguably the best film over the past several years.
FYI Poor Things received the second most nominations for the Oscars and BAFTA (11), and as a British film could squeeze out a surprise win for that
awards body.
My ranking (not seen Zone and Poor)
1. Past Lives
2. Oppenheimer
3. Anatomy of a Fall
4. Killers of the Flower Moon
5. The Holdovers
6. American Fiction
7. Barbie
8. Maestro (awful)
Anatomy of a fall is my absolute favorite from 2023
Haven't seen Maestro
9. Barbie (tone wasn't for me)
8. American Fiction (really didn't like this one, the humor mostly works but the emotional moments didn't land and the satire wasn't as groundbreaking as it presented itself to be)
7. Killers of the Flower Moon (I wish Gladstone's character had had a bigger presence)
6. Oppenheimer (super entertaining with some unforgettable moments, but the grandiose tone did make me roll my eyes a couple times)
5. Past Lives (lovely, tender)
4. The Holdovers (instant christmas classic)
3. Poor Things (this was an absolute blast in theaters)
2. The Zone of Interest
1. Anatomy of a Fall (I loved every second of this, my second favorite movie of the year after Beau is Afraid)
Feel free to roast my choices
Lets give it a try (of the ones I’ve seen):
1. The Zone of Interest
2. Oppenheimer
3. Anatomy of a Fall
4. Past Lives
5. Poor Things
6. Killers of the Flower Moon
7. The Holdovers
Oppenheimer Is the Best!!!!!!
Have not seen way worst recently. This year and last year were way worse than 2021. 2021 has been the only good Oscar year so far in the 2020s'. 2020 would have been better if Promising Young Woman or Sound of Metal beat Nomadland! All opinion here of course.
I wish there was at least 1 good movie on this list but nope the Oscar’s prove to me again that don’t know what makes a good film
I want to share my list:
1. Oppenheimer - I think it will win and one of the few times my favorite movie will win.
2. Holdovers - I loved it.
3. Zone of Interest - This one really haunted me
4. Past Lives - a really nice film. I liked it.
5. Anatomy of a Fall - it was okay
6. Killers of the Flower Moon - the running time really ruined it
7. Barbie - This was not for me.
8. Maestro - The stinker of the year. It was so boring. I wish other movies were nominated instead.
I did not see American Fiction but I want to. I did not see Poor Things.
Both past lives and holdovers i liked, but i dont get the hype. Neither really impressed me
I really liked Past Lives, but I can’t help but think that if it had been completely in English, it would’ve just been considered like any other romantic Netflix movie. It was a great film though.
My top 5 nominees
1.killers of the flower moon
2. Oppenheimer
3. Past lives
4. Maestro
5. Barbie.
Agree with your top 4...Barbie didn't resonate with me.
I would have put Killers of the Flower Moon and Oppenheimer either 1 or 2 I thought they were in their own league. I would have put Maestro 3rd. Last would be Barbie and Zone of Interest. I liked all of the other movies very much they were all excellent for different reasons Past Lives and Holdovers were especially memorable.
Usually agree with you, but disagree with a lot or your rankings this time. Probably an unpopular opinion but Oppenheimer is too long, a bit boring, not very rewatchable, and ultimately overrated, especially with that apple poisoning scene that felt very contrived. Also, lots of petty drama inserted between characters to keep the story going/interesting.
Still believe Poor Things is #1 but I haven't seen every movie. The biggest critique I've seen is the 3rd act is a little rush, but I believe it doesn't hurt the movie and should not have been drawn out like so many other movies nowadays.
Also, you rank Past Lives at #3. I haven't seen it, but you said it isn't the funniest or even very entertaining so I'm surprised you would rank it above so many other great movies. I'll have to watch it.
Iron Claw deserved a nom.
I know that this question is annoying, but when are you going to post your Top 10 TV Shows of 2023 video?
Poor Things was far and away the best movie I almost walked out of. Well, maybe not walked out of, more like ran out screaming in Horror and Disgust. It was a fantastic cinematic experience, but man, it was gross.
The Holdovers was an excellent movie on its own. Bloody brilliant chemistry between the characters. This movie will live on. An Oscar is not required to glorify its excellence but it would be lovely to see it win something.
Also, Oppenheimer. Boom!
Barbie was still a bit of a disaster. It’s the kind of movie that comes out and gets a cult following, but it’s not really one that deserves special attention and awards. I understand what they were shooting for but it’s just not the greatest execution. Some parts of that movie just don’t work and frankly the directing, writing, and some of the acting were seemingly a bit mediocre. I would’ve nominated a movie like Nyad over it.
4:55 I actually thought one of the coolest parts of Barbie happened when they left Barbieland, and that's Ken's whole thing.
Having him get inspired to believe he can do more with his life because he sees all these men doing jobs he's been "raised" for lack of a better word to believe only Barbies are fit for is such a brilliant allegory for girls being inspired by seeing Barbie dolls that have those jobs that they were raised to believe only men are fit for that it honestly is THE thing that justifies making a movie like this. Especially when you consider that what came out of that was a shallow understanding of patriarchy, just like the corporatization of feminism can really only engender a shallow understanding of feminism, and that the conflict of the film is only resolved after everyone is able to understand each other on a deeper level, it's a truly brilliant and subversive meta-narrative for a blockbuster film.
That's also why I think the screenplay nomination makes sense, because that's the sort of thing that has to be consciously present from the jump and isn't just found in the direction.
Oppenheimer wining best picture is going to be the best winner since Schindler list.
He wasn't even close Schindler List, LOL And he is NOT winning Best Picture
@@yaroslavvdovenko3482 im not saying that it better but saying it would be best best picture winner since Schindler list, but I did forgot about Gladiator and Oppenheimer is definitely winning.
But Andrew Scott not being nominated for Best Actor in ALL OF US STRANGERS is the snub of the year.
Maestro was my favorite movie of the year and Oppenheimer is way overhyped. It was well made but pretty boring until the atomic bomb scene. Feels like it was just dragged out to be 3 hours
Agreed about American Fiction’s ending. Not a big fan. Otherwise, super good movie. Oddly similiar to Sideways
For me it'd be:
10. Barbie
9. The Zone Of Interest
8. American Fiction
7. Past Lives
6. Maestro
5. Poor Things
4. The Holdovers
3. Killers of the Flower Moon
2. Anatomy of a Fall
1. Oppenheimer
This has been a great year for movies and I feel like the Oscars are opening their minds a little bit. There's no way a bunch of these films (like Poor Things o Barbie) would have been nominated years ago, and so I specially appreciate this year's lineup
Now if only they could open their minds on animation…
My personal 10
1. Oppenhimer
2. Poor things
3. Past lives
4. Anatomy of a fall
5. The holdovers
6. Killers of the flower moon
7. American fiction
8. The zone of interest
9. Barbie
10. Maestro
enough with tbe ww2 retrospectives. just stop already. band of brothers happened, it fills every need.
The Zone of Interest will probably make the freaking sight and sound poll in 2032.
The Zone of Interest is 105 minutes. It's kinda wild to say that's a long film in 2023.
American Fiction is very underrated.
15:11 I’m just gonna say it. Someone has to. Killers of the Flower Moon is nothing more than torture p*rn for prestige film types.
Zone was my favorite of 2023. If I am being honest I don’t get the Air hype whatsoever
Personally, I did not feel that Killers of the Flower Moon dragged at all. I could have watched a longer version.
Here's my ranking of the ones I've seen.
5. Barbie: 8/10
4. Maestro: 8/10
3. The Holdovers: 10/10
2. Killers of the Flower Moon: 10/10
1. Oppenheimer: 10/10 (Not just my favorite of 2023, of the ones I've seen, but right outside my top 5 favorite films, I'm dead serious, I love this more than Dark Knight)
That Oppenheimer take is based as fuck. What a masterpiece.
@@Walawjw I have not seen the Godzilla film yet.
@@Walawjw no it wouldn’t 😭😭 Godzilla wasn’t even top 20 of last year
@@Walawjw yes it did? It dropped 1st of December 2023…
If Lily Gladstone doesn't win over Emma Stone , I am going to get seriously mad!!
I feel Robert Downey never really completely shook off that cocky, sarcastic, rapid-fire delivery from Tony Stark, and he acts so well, dgmw, but i just couldn't help but remember Tony
Now I really wanna know what you thought about if she did it in Anatomy of a Fall. Anyway for me to know 😂
I definitely think she’s guilty!
I knew what your bottom 3 would be before you started. Shows your shortcomings.
The ones I have seen:
6. Maestro 2.5/5
5. The Holdovers 3/5
4. Barbie 3/5
3. Anatomy of a Fall 4/5
2. Oppenheimer 4/5
1. Killers of the Flower moon 4.5/5