For once, I don't have an outright favourite movie from last year, which is surprising because it wasn't a particularly strong year for film. There was, however, a strong selection at the top of the pile, all with different strengths, and I really can't separate them. So my top 4 are all equal...
1. The Wolf of Wall Street. The slickest, most fun film of the year.
= 12 Years a Slave. A masterpiece that will go down as one of the all-time greats.
= Captain Phillips. By far the most tense film of the year.
= Dallas Buyers Club. An acting masterclass.
5. Behind the Candelabra. A brilliant character development with amazing acting.
6. The Hunt. My favourite foreign language film of the year. Shocking and hard to watch at times.
7. The Way Way Back. The year's (if not the decade's) most uplifting movie.
8. Blue is the Warmest Colour. An amazing character study with (lengthy) scenes of a sexual nature.
9. Monsters University. Mike and Sulley return for more Pixar goodness.
10. Despicable Me 2. Minion madness. I thought this was hilarious.
11. Lovelace. A decent biopic of seventies porn-star Linda Lovelace.
12. American Hustle. Jennifer Lawrence. Enough said.
13. Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa. Norwich's finest export finally hits the big screen.
1. The Wolf of Wall Street. The slickest, most fun film of the year.
= 12 Years a Slave. A masterpiece that will go down as one of the all-time greats.
= Captain Phillips. By far the most tense film of the year.
= Dallas Buyers Club. An acting masterclass.
5. Behind the Candelabra. A brilliant character development with amazing acting.
6. The Hunt. My favourite foreign language film of the year. Shocking and hard to watch at times.
7. The Way Way Back. The year's (if not the decade's) most uplifting movie.
8. Blue is the Warmest Colour. An amazing character study with (lengthy) scenes of a sexual nature.
9. Monsters University. Mike and Sulley return for more Pixar goodness.
10. Despicable Me 2. Minion madness. I thought this was hilarious.
11. Lovelace. A decent biopic of seventies porn-star Linda Lovelace.
12. American Hustle. Jennifer Lawrence. Enough said.
13. Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa. Norwich's finest export finally hits the big screen.
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