Here we are again, at the end of a year. My personal life has had some crazy ups and downs, and films were a big part of that. Here's a ranking, and this list is by what i personally liked more, and if something major isn't on here, I likely haven't experienced it sorry but hopefully
sooner than later. Without further ado:
Top 10 2014 Films:
1.) Birdman, for its amazing acting and mind blowing directing/production
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2.) Gone Girl, for one of the biggest twists and performance surprises in recent memory and a insanely gripping plot
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3.) Guardians of the Galaxy, for showing that the Marvel Cinematic Universe can be amazing even when it's not on Earth and being the best "Star Wars" since the OT
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4.) Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, for some deep emotions, cool actions and monkey mania
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5.) Captain America: The Winter Soldier, for showing what a traditional superhero film can be and offering amazing pacing/action
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6.) Interstellar, for amazing visuals and music with a ponderous plot that make one feels as if they went to space themselves
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7.) The Hobbit : The Battle of the Five Armies, for being a epic end to the Tolkein movieverse with action and emotion right up there with the best ones in the franchise
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8.) The Lego Movie, for showing that everything is awesome when you're living the dream/ Morgan Freeman and Bionicle in the same film
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(Her would be a #9 but was released technically at first in 2013)
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9.) Snowpiercer (this was too but was in Korean before its 2014 release), for a fantasticly unique world/ art design , sweet action, and even some feels
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10.) X-Men : The Days of Future Past, by being a fantastic continuation to the old/new cast storylines and offering tantalizing possibilites for the future
Honorable 11 to 13s:
- godzilla
- the interview.
- the giver
Top 10 2014 Films (revised edition):
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2.) Gone Girl, for one of the biggest twists and performance surprises in recent memory and a insanely gripping plot
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3.) Guardians of the Galaxy, for showing that the Marvel Cinematic Universe can be amazing even when it's not on Earth and being the best "Star Wars" since the OT
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4.) Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, for some deep emotions, cool actions and monkey mania
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5.) The Raid 2, for , as any good sequel should, raise the scope and stakes in a perfect way and having some insanely visceral bloody action fights with a gripping story
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6.) Captain America: The Winter Soldier, for showing what a traditional superhero film can be and offering amazing pacing/action
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7.) Interstellar, for amazing visuals and music with a ponderous plot that make one feels as if they went to space themselves
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8.) The Hobbit : The Battle of the Five Armies, for being a epic end to the Tolkein movieverse with action and emotion right up there with the best ones in the franchise
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9.) The Lego Movie, for showing that everything is awesome when you're living the dream/ Morgan Freeman and Bionicle in the same film
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10.) Boyhood, for capturing a lifetime through its peaks and valleys and making it believable with a cinematic acheievement that transcends time
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Honorable 11 to 15:
11.) The Grand Budapest Hotel
12.) Snowpiercer or/and Her depending on what counts as a 2014 film
13.) Whiplash
14.) X-Men: Days of Future Past
15.) The Interview.
This is after viewing a few more great films after the year ended