My Top 5 Christopher Nolan Movies

 by Patrick Bromley

Subject to change at any moment. Including now. And now.

FTM Rewind: INCEPTION

With Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer now in theaters, it's time to go back and see if the top falls by listening to Patrick and JB talk about Inception in this show from 2010.

What's Your Favorite Scene in a Christopher Nolan Movie?

Please say it's anything with Matthew Modine.

12 Spooky Facts About Horror Movies

by Doug Schultz

Scary movies are the best. They're not only terrifying to watch, they're also fun to talk about (and review in exactly seven words). This is only a random sampling of some random horror trivia. Feel free to share yours in the comments below!

Riske Business: Adam Picks the Ending

Every movie has an ending. Sometimes you just have to choose for yourself.

Doc Hollywood: Leonardo DiCaprio

Hi, Leo! Come on in and have a seat.

Great Movies We Never Want to See Again

Roger Ebert famously said "No good movie is depressing. All bad movies are." It's true! So why do we never want to see these great movies again?

Our Favorite Soundtracks and Scores

We talk a lot about movies here on F This Movie!, because we are slaves to our own mission statement. What we don't often address is music in movies (unless we're talking about Garry Marshall movies, because we won't stop talking about Garry Marshall movies), which is a shame because it's such an important part of the way we remember a film. Jack Black gets it.

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Erika's Top 12 of 2010

Sure, it's almost the end of January, but we're just now finishing up our Top 10 lists for last year. The final entry comes from Erika, who couldn't settle on just 10 movies and instead made a Top 12. We're married, so it's allowed:

12. The Tillman Story

11. The King's Speech

10. Get Low

9. Scott Pilgrim vs. the World

8. The Fighter

7. Please Give

6. Winter's Bone

5. Blue Valentine

4. Inside Job

3. The Social Network

2. True Grit

1. Inception

Alex's Top 10 Movies of 2010

Still wrapping up the Best of 2010 lists with the F This Movie! crew. Today's submission comes from Alex, whose list is filled with fightin' words:

I'd like to submit this list with a thorough defense of 2010: The Year in MovieFilms. While I respect and revere the opinions of my fellow F'ers, I think their contention that the repeated presence of several films across several Top 10 lists is indicative of a weak year at the multiplex is a little flawed. First of all, I think this happens in most years. You would have been hard pressed to find a 2009 list that didn't contain some mixture of Up, Inglorious Basterds, The Hurt Locker and Up in the Air.

Apart from that, I think this shows us that the good films this year were really good. Even if you're of the opinion that 2010 was a down year for movies, you'd have to admit that it was a very top-heavy year, so to speak.

Finally, I think 2010 was a fine year for movies. When I took a step back to pare down the year's cinematic adventures to just 10, I found myself having to make some very tough cuts. There are more than a few movies that I hold in pretty high regard (Black Swan, Somewhere, 127 Hours, The King's Speech, Winter's Bone, Rabbit Hole, Exit Through the Gift Shop, How to Train Your Dragon, Shutter Fucking Island among them) that simply got edged out. Have a drink, 2010, You're okay in my book.

10. Blue Valentine - I never thought watching people fall out of love would be so unflinchingly compelling.

9. The Fighter - Hits all the right beats for the conventional sports movie, bolstered by game-changing performances.

8. Client 9: The Rise and Fall of Eliot Spitzer - In a good (though not great) year for docs, I thought this one had the most to say.

7. True Grit - I have some mild third act issues, but it's just really terrific.

6. Get Low - This one is not on nearly enough Top 10 lists and I do not understand why.

5. Scott Pilgrim vs. the World - Might be the most rewatchable of all these. I'll love it even more in five years.

4. Inception - I mean, I saw it six times in the theater.

3. Toy Story 3 - Whatever, you guys, it's great. Not good...GREAT.

2. The Social Network - The purest amalgam of direction, screenwriting and acting I've seen since Adaptation.

1. Never Let Me Go - Much like Get Low, I don't understand why this is absent from so many lists. I swear on the F This Movie! charter that I'm not putting this here to be "hip" or "different" or "a hipster doofus." It gets the top spot because its respect for the audience to gradually piece together what's happening on screen is so rare these days (even Inception had Ellen Page), and because Carey Mulligan made me feel feelings I didn't know were within me. I have not stopped thinking about this movie since I saw it. And to think it came from the guy who gave us One Hour Photo. 2010, everyone!

Mike's Top 10 of 2010

Here's Mike's list of his 10 favorite movies of 2010. Once again, the titles are almost all the same (because 10 good movies), but the order is different!

10. Please Give

9. Toy Story 3

8. Shutter Island

7. Scott Pilgrim vs. the World

6. How to Train Your Dragon

5. True Grit

4. Exit Through the Gift Shop

3. Black Swan

2. The Social Network

1. Inception

Mark Ahn's Top 10 of 2010

Here's regular F This Movie! co-host Mark Ahn's Top 10 movies of 2010. It looks a lot like the rest of our lists. Also, Machete!

10. The American

9. Hot Tub Time Machine

8. Machete

7. The Town

6. Scott Pilgrim vs. the World

5. Kick-Ass

4. Shutter Island

3. True Grit

2. Black Swan

1. Inception

F This Movie! - F the Best Movies of 2010

Patrick, Doug and JB count down their favorite movies of 2010. In order.

F This Movie! - F This Summer!

In this special episode of F This Movie!, Patrick, Doug and JB look back at a long, mediocre summer with a long, mediocre podcast.



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F This Movie! - Inception

JB returns so he and Patrick can engage in a spoiler-heavy discussion of Christopher Nolan's 2010 masterpiece Inception. Hear them complain about the film's cold literalism, quibble over every minor flaw and dump all over the movie...IN YOUR DREAMS!! Because actually they love it.