Best of 20-10s Facts, Figures and for Fuck's Sake....

[RIPPA]

This will be the thread that I randomly dump info in as I am going over the list.

PLEASE DO NOT POST YOUR BALLOTS HERE (I will have a different thread for that)

I will post the Q&D full results in the Master List thread once that is ready (and I finish updating the Master List)

[RIPPA]

MOVIES THAT GOT SCREWED (The movies that missed by 1 point)

• DOMAINS (Natsuka Kusano, 2019) - Execproducer's #4
• THE STRANGE COLOUR OF YOUR BODY'S TEARS (L'etrange couleur des larmes de ton corps) (Helene Cattet/Bruno Forazni, 2013) - Jae's #4
• THE WIND RISES (Kaze tachinu) (Hayao Miyazaki, 2013) - 2 Votes

OTHER MOVIES THAT GOT SCREWED (3 Vote Movies within 3 Points)

• THE FAREWELL (Lulu Wang, 2019) - Had 96 points
• MACGRUBER (Jorma Taccone, 2010) - Had 95 Points

AND THE ONE MOVIE HURT BY AN HONORABLE MENTION 

• CEMETERY OF SPLENDER (Rak ti Khon Kaen) - Had 92 Points. 1 Vote. Honorable Mention from Broken Lamp

 

[RIPPA]

Okay since you saw Execproducer's and Jae's highest place movie that didn't make it, here is everyone else's

• Andy in Kansas (#5) - MAGIC MIKE (Steven Soderbergh, 2012)
• Sublime (#7) - MUDBOUND (Dee Rees, 2017)
• Caley (#7) - WIN WIN (Tom McCarthy, 2011)
• Control (#8) - EMBRACE THE SERPENT (El abrazo de la serpiente) (Ciro Guerra, 2015)
• BP (#8) - THE LITTLE PRINCE (Mark Osborne, 2015)
• Octopus (#8) - TWO YEARS AT SEA (Ben Rivers, 2011)
• Natural (#9) - BATMAN: UNDER THE RED HOOD (Brandon Vietti, 2010)
• Bill S Preston (#9) - AMOUR (Michael Haneke, 2012)
• RIPPA (#9) - JUMANJI:: WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE (Jake Kasdan, 2017)
• KLOS (#12) - THE FOREIGNER (Martin Campbell, 2017)
• The Z (#15) - EVERYBODY WANTS SOME!!! (Richard Linklater, 2016)
• MavsFan (#15) - THE HUNGER GAMES: CATCHING FIRE (Francis Lawrence, 2013)
• Broken Lamp (#16) - BAD TIMES AT THE EL ROYALE (Drew Goddard, 2018)
• JL Sigman (#13) - GODZILLA (Gareth Edwards, 2014)
• Hobo Joe (#22)  - HESHER (Spencer Susser, 2010)
• New Blood (#25) - SEARCHING FOR SUGAR MAN (Malik Bendjelloul, 2012)
• EVA (#29) - IF BEALE STREET COULD TALK (Barry Jenkins, 2019)

[RIPPA]

Just now, RIPPA said:

RIPPA (#9) - JUMANJI:: WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE (Jake Kasdan, 2017)

This is the biggest reason I am mad CSC didn't vote.

I think he was the only other person I could have counted on to vote for this

[Control]

1 hour ago, RIPPA said:

Okay since you saw Execproducer's and Jae's highest place movie that didn't make it, here is everyone else's

 

• MavsFan (#15) - THE HUNGER GAMES: CATCHING FIRE (Francis Lawrence, 2013)

If this is why he’s banned, I approve.

[odessasteps]

Did the Guard get any votes? 

[RIPPA]

41 minutes ago, odessasteps said:

Did the Guard get any votes? 

Yes at least one (I don’t have the list in front of me so I don’t know the exact total)

[Octopus]

I was the Cemetery of Splendor vote (#9). I had no idea how close it was to making the list!

Edited November 1, 2020 by Octopus

[Lamp, broken circa 1988]

Once the ballot dumping ground post is available, I will explain why that happened and more.

[RIPPA]

MOVIES THAT WERE 100% ON RT (Critic)

• OJ MADE IN AMERICA
• PADDINGTON 2
• THE TALE OF PRINCESS KAGUYA

MOVIES THAT WERE 99% ON RT (Critic)

• PARASITE
• LADY BIRD
• A SEPERATION
• SHOPLIFTERS
• HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON
• JIRO DREAMS OF SUSHI
• 20 FEET FROM STARDOM

HIGHEST METACRITIC SCORE (Critic)

• MOONLIGHT
• PARASITE
• GRAVITY
• ROMA
• 12 YEARS A SLAVE
• OJ MADE IN AMERICA
• MANCHESTER BY THE SEA

(Moonlight was 99 the rest are all 96)

BIGGEST DIFFERENCE ON RT (Critic Higher Than Audience)

• STAR WARS: EPISODE VIII - THE LAST JEDI (90/43 = 47)
• THE FORBIDDEN ROOM (96/50 = 46)
• HAIL, CAESAR! (85/44 = 41)
• GOODBYE TO LANGUAGE (Adieu au langage) (88/47 = 41)
• UNCUT GEMS (92/52 = 40)

BIGGEST DIFFERENCE ON RT (Audience Higher Than Critic)

• SUPER (49/56 = 7)
• JOJO RABBIT (80/94 = 14)
• INTERSTELLAR (72/86 = 14)
• JOKER (66/88 = 22)

[RIPPA]

This will be the first of two parts. This is the easier batch of movies to list since it is a simple metric to compare against. Whether or not they are actually good movies is a different story.

BEST PICTURE (OSCARS) NOMINEES THAT DIDN'T RECEIVE A VOTE

• THE KIDS ARE ALL RIGHT
• EXTREMELY LOUD & INCREDIBLY CLOSE
• THE HELP
• AMERICAN SNIPER
• IMITATION GAME
• SELMA
• THEORY OF EVERYTHING
• BRIDGE OF SPIES
• VICE
• BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY
• THE POST
• LION
• DARKEST HOUR

[EVA]

Nice job avoiding all those blatant awards-bait movies, everybody.  I mean, some of them are arguably good, but none of them are essential.

[RIPPA]

This is Part 2 of my "Movies I Am Surprised Didn't Get Any Votes" list

Again - I am not saying this are all great and SHOULD have gotten votes. Some of them have high critical acclaim and/or folks around here talk about them well. Others are more based on the way the voting went. I will kinda note my thoughts as I go along

And while I have checked the list a few times - it is possible that some of these movies did get votes

MARVEL CINEMATIC UNIVERSE

• CAPTAIN MARVEL (cheating a touch here as it did receive a HM)
• SPIDER-MAN: FAR FROM HOME
• ANT-MAN

- It might have been easier just for me to write "Every Marvel movie but Iron Man 2 and Thor 2" but then I checked and both of them received votes

OTHER BIG DUMB MOVIES

• JURASSIC WORLD
• VENOM
• THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN
• DEADPOOL 2
• SHAZAM!

"KIDS" MOVIES

• MONSTERS UNIVERSITY
• BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
• THE SECRET WORLD OF ARRIETTY
• SONG OF THE SEA
• CARS 2
• CARS 3

HORROR (AKA Blame it on Curt and JT)

• UNDER THE SHADOW
• THE BABYSITTER
• OVERLORD
• WE ARE STILL HERE
• LIGHTS OUT
• THE GIRL WITH ALL THE GIFTS
• THE INVITATION
• THE EYES OF MY MOTHER
• THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT (I mean this board used to love Lars von Trier and this was his only movie of the decade to not get a vote)
• GLASS (I thought since Mavs voted for Split, he would have voted for this too)

THE OTHER STUFF I DONT HAVE A CATEGORY FOR

• A BEAUTIFUL DAY IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD (I already joked y'all hate Mr. Rogers.)
• SING STREET
• ALL IS LOST
• COMPLIANCE
• BRIDESMAIDS

[Control]

I should have voted for THE GIRL WITH ALL THE GIFTS. That’s a great little posthumanist take on the zombie film.

[S.K.o.S.]

Would probably have voted for Compliance, and maaaybe We Are Still Here.

I saw The House That Jack Built, kind of liked it, but it just felt so obvious.  I wouldn't have voted for any other Von Trier movie either, though, so I'm probably not the guy to ask about it.

[RIPPA]

I take a little blame for Under the Shadow since I assigned it to some one last year in Halloween Havoc but have yet to watch it myself

Technically I also blame Ultimo Necro since he reviewed it

[EVA]

I am almost certain I voted for COMPLIANCE.  It was definitley on my list, and I would’ve only removed it in error.

[Curt McGirt]

2 hours ago, RIPPA said:

HORROR (AKA Blame it on Curt and JT)

(stuck in this text box somehow) 

I saw exactly one of those films (Overlord) and some of The Girl... on TV. 

All will be revealed soon

Edited November 3, 2020 by RIPPA
Fixed whatever the fuck Curt did to break his post

[RIPPA]

6 minutes ago, EVA said:

I am almost certain I voted for COMPLIANCE.  It was definitley on my list, and I would’ve only removed it in error.

You did - I spelled it wrong on my doc hence why it didn't pop when I searched for it

[Curt McGirt]

Apparently the only two films I saw out of ALL of those lists were Overlord and Deadpool 2. And from the Oscars list I saw Bohemian Rhapsody (and wish I hadn't). 

[RIPPA]

Breakdown by Decade

2010	22
2011	32
2012	28
2013	26
2014	30
2015	22
2016	23
2017	29
2018	19
2019	17

[Chaos]

19 hours ago, RIPPA said:

This will be the first of two parts. This is the easier batch of movies to list since it is a simple metric to compare against. Whether or not they are actually good movies is a different story.

BEST PICTURE (OSCARS) NOMINEES THAT DIDN'T RECEIVE A VOTE

• THE KIDS ARE ALL RIGHT
• EXTREMELY LOUD & INCREDIBLY CLOSE
• THE HELP
• AMERICAN SNIPER
• IMITATION GAME
• SELMA
• THEORY OF EVERYTHING
• BRIDGE OF SPIES
• VICE
• BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY
• THE POST
• LION
• DARKEST HOUR

I'm surprised by both Bridge of Spies and Selma not generating at least any back ballot votes. Hanks and Rylance are both excellent in Spies. 

[Octopus]

I predicted 2011 would win the battle of years. Call me Octostramus.

[The Natural]

Marvel Cinematic Universe.

21 out of 23 MCU films were eligible to vote for.

12 placed while 9 failed to make the cut.

The ones that made the countdown in alphabetical order:

Avengers Assemble (2012), Avengers: Infinity War (2018), Avengers: Endgame (2019), Black Panther (2018), Captain America: The First Avenger (2011), Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014),  Captain America: Civil War (2016), Guardians of the Galaxy (2014), Iron Man 3 (2013), Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017), Thor (2011) and Thor: Ragnarok (2017).

Eligible but missing out in alphabetical order:

Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015), Ant-Man (2015), Ant-Man and the Wasp (2018), Captain Marvel (2019), Doctor Strange (2016), Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (2017),  Iron Man 2 (2010), Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019) and Thor: The Dark World (2013).

Edited November 3, 2020 by The Natural

[caley]

20 hours ago, RIPPA said:

 

MARVEL CINEMATIC UNIVERSE

• CAPTAIN MARVEL (cheating a touch here as it did receive a HM)

THE OTHER STUFF I DONT HAVE A CATEGORY FOR

• BRIDESMAIDS

I think I was the HM on 'Captain Marvel' which I'm surprised didn't get votes over some of the inferior Marvel stuff that made it. I voted for it almost entirely on that climax where

Spoiler

they show all the times she was excluded/mistreated and it gives her the strength to break out of the prison thing, I thought that was a pretty incredible little scene in an otherwise still pretty entertaining flick

'Bridesmaids' was on my list for quite a while until I tried to rewatch it and went "How is this 2 hours and 12 minutes?!" (I believe the answer is Judd Apatow being involved). Still, I'm pretty shocked it didn't get any votes.