1917 is a great movie, if (when) it wins it won’t be joining 2018’s Green Book or 2004’s Crash in the shitty Oscar movie hall of fame. But that also doesn’t mean it isn’t an extremely boring and predictable pick for Best Picture.

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10. Death Proof (2007) There is a good deal of debate on whether or not Death Proof even officially qualifies as a Tarantino film considering it was part of 2007’s Grindhouse. A homage to the pulpy B-movie double features that dominated drive-ins in the 60s and 70s, Grindhouse is made up of Robert Rodriguez’s Planet […]

Read More Ranking all 10 of Quentin Tarantino Tarantino’s Films

Man does Tarantino know how to end a decade. After spending most of the 2010s making throwback westerns to (mostly) critical acclaim, Tarantino ended the decade with his most personal film yet and his best since 1994’s Pulp Fiction. Watch any Quentin Tarantino movie and it’s painfully obvious that he loves Hollywood and the movies, […]

Read More 1. Once Upon a Time In Hollywood (2019)

If I am being completely honest with you, I still have absolutely no idea what the fuck I watched when I saw The Master for the first time. It’s the kind of film that leaves you speechless and racking your brain overthinking everything for days after you see it. You just can’t get it out […]

Read More 2. The Master (2012)

Was there a more widely culturally significant film of the decade than Get Out? I doubt it very seriously. After years of making some truly brilliant sketch comedy for Key and Peele with Keegan-Michael Key, Jordan Peele stepped way outside of his comfort zone and delivered the decade’s definitive horror film, Get Out. It’s a […]

Read More 3. Get Out (2017)

Taika Wattiti is a visionary director, but it was a little curious when Marvel hired him to direct Thor Ragnarok. It was clear that Marvel would need to go in a different direction with Thor if they wanted to continue featuring him in solo movies after the utter cluster fuck that was Thor: The Dark […]

Read More 4. Thor Ragnarok (2017)

Once a decade movie goers are gifted with the nexts chapter in one of cinema’s greatest and most compelling film series. The 2010’s were no different when Before Midnight was released in 2013. It’s always exciting catch up with these characters and see where they are in their lives every nine years. In Before Sunrise […]

Read More 5. Before Midnight (2013)

Aaron Sorkin’s second film on my list after Moneyball. The Social Network is a truly gripping drama about Mark Zuckerberg and the rise of Facebook, it’s also one of the decades most thrilling and engrossing films. It’s paced superbly and the script is arguably the best of Sorkin’s entire illustrious career. The performances from Jessie […]

Read More 6. The Social Network (2010)

Sequels made years after the original usually don’t work and there is a reason for that. Most of the time these films are made to squeeze some more cash out of a nostalgic IP that people are longing to return to for one reason or another. But for the most part they rarely work because […]

Read More 7. Blade Runner 2049 (2017)