| Films of the year 11:21 - Dec 19 with 773 views | unbelievablue |
Inspired by the music recs thread, how about the best films you've seen this year? Here's a few of mine, some of which feel like 2023 but google reliably informs me were released in 2024 in the UK. Hopefully something for everyone in there.
- The Zone of Interest
- The Holdovers (ideal for Xmas)
- La Chimera
- Love Lies Bleeding
- Juror #2
- Trap
- Challengers
- Conclave
- Do Not Expect Too Much from the End of the World
- The Settlers
- Heretic
- Kneecap |  |
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| Films of the year on 11:32 - Dec 19 with 730 views | positivity |
the best film i've seen this year?
probably escape to victory!
your list shows me I haven't seen enough new films, but zone of interest and kneecap were excellent.
definitely given me some pointers to check out though |  |
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| Films of the year on 11:33 - Dec 19 with 724 views | BloomBlue |
The Substance. For me was the best movie in 2024 by a mile
All of Us Strangers. An honourable 2nd place, although I think technically it was first released in late 2023 |  | | |
| Films of the year on 12:58 - Dec 19 with 596 views | Illinoisblue |
| Films of the year on 11:32 - Dec 19 by positivity |
the best film i've seen this year?
probably escape to victory!
your list shows me I haven't seen enough new films, but zone of interest and kneecap were excellent.
definitely given me some pointers to check out though |
I recently rewatched Pulp Fiction. Still mesmerized by its brilliance |  |
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| Films of the year on 13:14 - Dec 19 with 571 views | CaptainAhab |
Dune part 2 for me, I don't think I've ever seen movies quite as immersive as the recent Dune adaptations.
Also I was surprised by My Old Ass on prime, very enjoyable and strangely moving. I've been recommending it lots recently.
I'm normally a horror buff and Late Night with the Devil was probably the best horror I saw, very entertaining. | | | |
| Films of the year on 13:22 - Dec 19 with 557 views | Swansea_Blue |
Waits for Dubs to drop a month-by-month review by different genres, from mainstream to B-movies, Hong King Action Cinema to native Hindi Bollywood, and Mublecore to Giallo, with a detailed critique of each cast member’s performance (including extras)… |  |
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