Best and Worst 2021 Movies

[Moesakuara]

I am really inspired by movies for a lot of my work and saw a lot this past year! From best to worst, mine are:

1. Malignant
2. Spider Man No Way Home
3. Titane
4. Dune
5. Last Night in Soho

What where some of your faves, and your not so faves? Anything you're excited for in 2022?

[NickRowler]

I am not good at ranking so I will just say my favorites
* The Yinyang Master
* Encanto
* The Green Knight
* Candyman
* Dune

The worst film I saw this year was so bad that I am not going to put the title here because no one should watch it. It is sort conspiracy documentary with very homophobic undertones but also hates on everyone.

Films I am looking forwards to in 2022
* Marry Me (because I want to know how it differs from the comic)
* Sonic the Hedgehog 2
* The Bad Guys
* Lightyear

[Kuma]

In no particular order (Best)

Encanto
Shang-Chi
Spider-man No Way Home
Dune
Don't Look Up
Ruroni Kenshin 4 and 5

[toonben]

Here are my favorite movies of 2021 and it's quite a good year for movies. Definitely better than last year. I haven't seen a lot of bad movies, only a few. Here's mine.

DISAPPOINTING: Reminscence, Black Widow, Green Snake

WORST FILMS (they're pretty bad, but not one of the worst movies I ever seen)
2. Tom and Jerry
1. Infinite

MY FAVORITE FILMS of 2021
1. Dune
2. The Green Knight
3. Raya and the Last Dragon
4. Belle
5. Encanto
6. Josee: The Tiger and the Fish
7. No Time to Die
8. Luca

Other Favorites: Shang-Chi, A Map of Tiny Perfect Things
Films I Still Need to See: Nightmare Alley, Tragedy of Macbeth

[Moesakuara]

I’m pretty sure I know exactly what movie you’re talking about I really wanted to see The Green Knight, hoping to catch it on streaming…

And I TOTALLY forgot Promising Young Woman, which was a fantastic movie. I saw it earlier in 2021. And Censor… now I’m remembering all these great movies I watched at home

[Moesakuara]

It’s weird I heard so many critics adore Nightmare Alley while viewers gave it a meh score… I thought the trailer looked meh but after hearing it was just a straight up noir drama with no supernatural stuff I became a lot more interested. Don’t get me wrong I love Del Torro’s spooky movies but it’s just a surprise from him!! I hope to see it soon too

[amortelito]

Slightly off topic...
I think that last year I only watched Black Widow, which was a bit disappointing. I had no idea of movie releases. Since the lockdown I lost track of anything new because the cinema kept me updated and I could no longer go.

I only watched old movies and series ( from the 60's and 80's).

I want to be excited for fresh movies again in 2022. Any recommendations?

[toonben]

I plan to watch it. It's my opinion whether I like it or not. I really liked Pan's Labyrinth, Hellboy, and The Shape of Water. So, I should like it.

[darthmongoose]

I liked most of the movies I saw last year. Encanto was excellent, probably the best of the bunch for me. Shang Chi was fun, Black Widow was better than I thought it'd be and I was glad I saw if before watching the Hawkeye series. Gunpowder Milkshake was a bit of a mess but also rad because Karen Gillen and Lena Heady as badass assassin mother and daughter with a crew of lady assassins who live in a library? That's awesome. It's also visually stunning in places.

I think I only saw one movie I outright hated, and now I look it up, it was actually a 2020 film. Falling For Figaro. It was bad. I did not like it. The only good thing was it had Joanna Lumley and some nice opera performances.

Admittedly, I didn't watch an awful lot of new movies last year. Still have Dune and the new Spider-Man on the watchlist, but it's not exactly safe to go to the cinema in London right now.

[nathanKmcwilliams]

The only movie that mattered for me in 2021 was
Godzilla vs Kong. And I loved it to death.

[Moesakuara]

I follow some entertainment news to get my movies mainly on youtube, like Dan Murrel, Grace Randolph and Red Letter Media. During Spider Man I saw the trailer for a new A24 movie coming, I think it was called "Everything Everywhere All At Once," which looks super cool.

[Moesakuara]

I enjoyed those too! Especially after starting Hellboy the comic. I know some fans where not big on his movie versions, but I've enjoyed both so far. If you have HBOMax you should check out his first Movie, Cronos, which was very good and also features a younger Ron Pearlman. Nightmare Alley is a bit different because it's based off of a book, which was adapted once before in the 1940s. It may be interesting to compare, and that 40s movie is also on HBOMax!

[Moesakuara]

I hope you can see Spider-Man without being spoiled... it was so fun. Good luck in lockdown!! <3

[system]

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