EWB's Top 32 Movies of 2010

[GoGo Yubari]

32. Exit Through the Gift Shop (11 pts, appeared on 2 ballots)

31. Despicable Me (12 pts, appeared on 5 ballots)

29. The Other Guys (13 pts, appeared on 2 ballots)

29. Buried (13 pts, appeared on 2 ballots)

27. Let Me In (13 pts, appeared on 3 ballots)

27. Iron Man 2 (13 pts, appeared on 3 ballots)

26. Salt – 14 pts (2 ballots)

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[LL!]

Hmmm, alright, decent start.

Exit Through The Gift Shop deserves a lot more love than what's it been given in relation to the list. It was an incredible documentary and deserves to place higher.

I never saw Despicable Me, but I had a morbid curiosity towards it. Maybe I'll check it out sometime soon.

I may be one of the few who found The Other Guys inoffensively funny. I liked it, and would probably place it right where it's at out of the 50 something movies that I saw from 2010.

Buried can go straight to hell, though. The concept itself was pretentious, and terrible. Though, I didn't see the movie, I read the script and I couldn't believe how shitty it was. Get out of here with that.

If Let Me In was even half as good as its original source, Let The Right One In, then it certainly, not only deserves a place on this list, but deserves a higher place. I wish I had seen it, but given that I'd already seen the original, I wasn't going out of my way to see it.

Iron Man 2 was fun, and is probably in the right spot on this list. It could probably go up a few pegs, but I'm not bothered by its placing.

The only interesting thing about Salt was finding out that it was originally written as a male role for Tom Cruise. Which isn't that interesting in and of itself. So, you do the math.

[zero]

I've only seen Iron Man 2 and Let Me In, though I just got Buried on Netflix, haven't watched it yet.

Iron Man 2 was a little disappointing, wasn't bad, but Iron Man was so damn good that it was hard to follow up.

Let Me In was absolutely fantastic though. It may sound weird, but Chloe Moretz is quickly becoming my favorite actress.

[Walker]

I liked Exit Through The Gift Shop, despite being not so keen on Banksy. A good watch though.

Despicable Me was great. Probably would have been my #11.

Haven't seen The Other Guys, but I don't like Will Ferrell or Mark Wahlberg so I couldn't see me liking it.

Buried was awful. Not only for the concept but because Ryan Reynolds is simply not good enough to be on the screen by himself for that amount of time. It is the closest I have been to walking out of a cinema.

Didn't see Let Me In out of the principle that it is a remake of an absolutely brilliant Swedish film from TWO YEARS AGO. I will probably catch it if it is ever on TV or something.

Iron Man 2 was fun, but not great.

And Salt was woeful.

[Cornwhall]

Iron Man 2 was alright, but not up to par with the first one, as with many other sequels.

[GoGo Yubari]

Exit Through The Gift Shop deserves a lot more love than what's it been given in relation to the list. It was an incredible documentary and deserves to place higher.

I agree! If only certain people who really loved it had put it on their ballot.

25. Blue Valentine (16 pts, appeared on 2 ballots)

24. Four Lions 16 pts, appeared on 3 ballots)

23. She’s Out of My League (17 pts, appeared on 3 ballots)

22. The A-Team (19 pts, appeared on 3 ballots)

21. The Runaways (20 pts, appeared on 3 ballots)

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[Asuka's Gonna Kill You]

Runaways should be higher, outstanding movie.

Loved Despicable Me, the best animated movie I've seen in years upon years.

Let Me In was brilliant and I'm in the same boat as Zero, Chloe Moretz is quickly becoming my favorite actress. Roles were all played brilliantly.

Still haven't seen Buried or Iron Man 2. Other Guys was very good, while She's Out Of My League was also a pretty good comedy. And while it didn't make my list, I really enjoyed Salt.

[TKz]

How the fuck did THE A-TEAM MOVIE make it onto this list? The best thing to come out of it was the Guest Host segments on RAW.

[Josh]

Not that these lists really ever mean anything, but this entire list is invalidated by Blue Valentine being ranked lower than She's Out of My League - which has no business being anywhere near anything considered tolerable.

[TKz]

Are you kidding me? This is EWB! We love our lists here! They're one of the most prestigious things on this forum.

[Benjamin]

This list is just... wow. Blue Valentine and Exit Through The Gift Shop are actually LOWER than shit like A-Team, Buried and fucking Salt is crazy.

Liked that Four Lions is on, though. Completely forgot about that flick, twas good.

[GoGo Yubari]

Did you see either Blue Valentine or Exit before you voted/edited your list, Ben?

[METALMAN]

Four Lions was quite nice. Must admit I expected a bit more from it given that I heard a number of rave reviews of it.

Buried's concept looked shockingly bad on paper. I actually quite liked the film itself though.

[probablyoliver]

Four Lions! Wonderful, wonderful film.

[Benjamin]

Did you see either Blue Valentine or Exit before you voted/edited your list, Ben?

No, Blue Valentine just came out here last week and I saw Exit Through The Gift Shop like, three days ago.

Still, how did freaking Salt get more points than either of those two movies is beyond me. Even The Tourist was her better show of 2010.

[GoGo Yubari]

Then you're excused. Anyway, more people saw it and there are some guys whose lists were like. All action movies. All action movies that mostly I wouldn't even consider watching. No accounting for taste and whatnot!

[Pesci]

I didn't mind Buried (probably due to my Ryan Reynolds man crush), but it didn't make my list... and I only saw like, fourteen films last year, so that tells you where it ranked in the grand scheme of things. I haven't seen the rest of those films... there's three or four I'm interested in but the rest don't look great.

[LL!]

Exit Through The Gift Shop deserves a lot more love than what's it been given in relation to the list. It was an incredible documentary and deserves to place higher.

I agree! If only certain people who really loved it had put it on their ballot.

I agree! Certain people should've! Not me, though. Exit was 11th for me.

This next tier contains all movies I haven't seen. The first 2, Blue Valentine and Four Lions are because I haven't had a chance to check them out, though, I really want to. She's Out Of My League, The A-Team, and The Runaways are of no interest to me whatsoever.

[GoGo Yubari]

YOU ARE NOT EXCUSED

20. The Kids Are All Right (20 pts, appeared on 4 ballots)

19. 127 Hours (27 pts, appeared on 6 ballots)

18. Easy A – 29 pts (8 ballots)

16. The Expendables (30 pts, appeared on 7 ballots)

16. Machete – (30 pts, appeared on 7 ballots)

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[TKz]

Now that's a damn good collection. The Kids Are All Right was pretty good, I really enjoyed Ruffalo and Moore. Didn't see 127 Hours, Easy A was good, despite not being quite as good as the hype I'd heard, The Expendables was a wonderful trip down Cheesy Action Movie Lane and Machete was wonderful.