Favorite films of 2023?

[barttttender 4,988]

Just wondering what everyone here loved movie wise?

 

For me, I absolutely adored Wonka. I reckon Paul King is a master of family films.

 

And, of course, Oppenheimer and Killers of the Flower Moon, any of which can earn BP at the Oscars.

 

And then, Saltburn is BATSHIT CRAZY in all the best ways.

 

What did you all love?

[Embach 42,714]

Oppenheimer and Barbie!!!

 

I loved the cast, the plot, the soundtrack and the visuals! The way how both were released on the same day was just iconic and definitely one of the most memorable moments of 2023!!

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1 minute ago, Embach said:

Oppenheimer and Barbie!!!

 

I loved the cast, the plot, the soundtrack and the visuals!

 

Another Oppenheimer fan - yay!

 

Loved Barbie, too, saw it twice already.  I just thought it was about 45 mins too long and I wasn't a fan of the Mattel stuff or the ghost lady.

 

But it's definitely loads of fun. Hopefully, Gosling gets nominated. 

[Embach 42,714]

2 minutes ago, barttttender said:

 

Another Oppenheimer fan - yay!

 

Loved Barbie, too, saw it twice already.  I just thought it was about 45 mins too long and I wasn't a fan of the Mattel stuff or the ghost lady.

 

But it's definitely loads of fun. Hopefully, Gosling gets nominated. 

I've seen Oppie twice hahah. I love both movies equally, even though they're so different, I loved the kitschiness of Barbie and how it explored existentialism, it was also like a musical which I really loved too. But Oppenheimer, it left me awestruck, I kind of had low expectations before watching it because I had seen reviews were people called it boring but after watching it for the first time, I was so shocked and amazed because it was a cinematic experience.

 

I really hope that both movies sweep the Oscars and other awards.

 

I haven't seen KOTFM and Poor Things yet but these two movies seem to be critics' and awards' favorite too.

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Priscilla 💕

[Lanaparadiserey 23,586]

Priscilla and Saltburn are definitely my favorites

[MamaDelGhey 2,281]

The Super Mario Bros movie 🥰

 

I don’t get out much, not a fan of most movies these days, but as a lifelong Mario fan, with two boys aged 12 and 15, we had to crawl out of our cave for that one. 

[MrFameKills 11,094]

Poor Things

Past Lives

May December

Oppenheimer

Killers of the Flower Moon

 

my top 5 rn but there's still several movies i need to catch up with

[Vertimus 9,558]

Asteroid City was my favorite. 
 

I found Barbie overlong and stretched thin. 

[Cult Leader 5,304]

Oppenheimer, Mission Impossible Dead Reckoning and Killers of The Flower Moon

[Crimson and Clover 22,507]

The Boy and The Heron, Priscilla, Godzilla Minus One

[jimmyjimmycocoapuff 5,726]

Godzilla Minus One! I found it to be very well-made action film, and very real too.

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https://letterboxd.com/childofthemoon/film/red-white-royal-blue/

https://letterboxd.com/childofthemoon/film/knock-at-the-cabin/

 

[Make me your Dream Life 87,898]

I genuinely love Oppenheimer, I know that some couldn't take how long it was, but I liked being able to keep up w the flashing scenes and dialogue etc. and it was so beautifully shot too. 

Barbie of course. loved how it brought about a trend of women rethinking their relationships, bc sometimes u don't get that kind of wake up call so easily. so good for the girlies and gays n so on. 

Guardians of the Galaxy and Spiderman: Across the spiderverse - great superhero movies. the animation on the latter, *chef's kiss* 

I appreciate how beautiful Saltburn is, but it was just so disturbing for me. blegh. 

dk about the new hunger games movie asa favorite, but I enjoyed it. made me revisit the katniss films. 

Super Mario was cute. I used to play the games and watched it out of boredom, but it was well made imo. 

Haven't really watched anything else as intently but, this was a good year for movies I think. I've been overworking myself and the movies were a great way to unwind and find a new perspective out of the everyday

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Rotting in the Sun 

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Barbie 

[Embach 42,714]

39 minutes ago, Make me your Dream Life said:

I genuinely love Oppenheimer, I know that some couldn't take how long it was, but I liked being able to keep up w the flashing scenes and dialogue etc. and it was so beautifully shot too. 

Barbie of course. loved how it brought about a trend of women rethinking their relationships, bc sometimes u don't get that kind of wake up call so easily. so good for the girlies and gays n so on. 

Guardians of the Galaxy and Spiderman: Across the spiderverse - great superhero movies. the animation on the latter, *chef's kiss* 

I appreciate how beautiful Saltburn is, but it was just so disturbing for me. blegh. 

dk about the new hunger games movie asa favorite, but I enjoyed it. made me revisit the katniss films. 

Super Mario was cute. I used to play the games and watched it out of boredom, but it was well made imo. 

Haven't really watched anything else as intently but, this was a good year for movies I think. I've been overworking myself and the movies were a great way to unwind and find a new perspective out of the everyday

Perfectly said!!!

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May December and Infinity Pool for my faves probably

 

Anatomy of a Fall was excellent as well 

[Mer 61,794]

I loved Saltburn mainly for Rosamund Pike. I don't really understand why everyone was so scandalized by it? Altho I say that after once making out with the cup my crush used when I was 12 after he left the room...

[Genesee 6,342]

no hard feelings was actually pretty funny and relatable.

i have a hard time remembering what came out this year though