US EditionGotta Hand It To Them, The New York Times Pretty Much Nailed Their Top 10 Movies Of The Century
- The New York Times released a list of the top 100 movies of the 21st century, created from votes by 500 prominent filmmakers and celebrities.
- At number one, Parasite gained widespread acclaim for its commentary on social issues and won multiple prestigious awards, including the Palme d'Or and the Oscar for Best Picture.
- Other notable films in the top ten include The Social Network, Spirited Away, and There Will Be Blood, which were well received by critics.
- The rankings highlight a mix of genres and styles, reflecting significant cultural themes and achievements in contemporary cinema.
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Big names from the film world have voted on the best films in the running for The New York Times.
Gotta Hand It To Them, The New York Times Pretty Much Nailed Their Top 10 Movies Of The Century
anton chigurh no country for old men Given that movies are art — and art, by its very nature, is subjective — the idea of compiling a “Best Of” list has always been inherently divisive. Everyone has their own opinions, whose to say one is better than the other? Still, all that said, there are things most people simply agree are great: ice cream, sunny weather, days off from work, etc. And certain movies fall under that category, as well, as the …
The American newspaper has unveiled its list of the 100 masterpieces of 21st century cinema. There are five French feature films on the list.
It is an ambitious and risky project in which the "New York Times" launched by publishing its ranking of the top 100 films released since 1 January 2000.
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