Halfway into an exhaustingly awesome year of cinema

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2014 has been such a phenomenal year for cinema that my list of top 5 films has blown out to a top 10; there were just too many staggeringly good films this season. I strongly urge you to track down these films if you haven’t seen them.

1. Her directed by Spike Jones













2. Inside Llewyn Davis directed by the Coen Brothers













3. The Grand Budapest Hotel directed by Wes Anderson













4. The Wolf of Wall Street directed by Martin Scorsese













5. My Sweet Pepper Land directed by Hiner Saleem













6. The Raid 2 directed by Gareth Evans













7. Under the Skin directed by Jonathan Glazer













8. Only Lovers Left Alive directed by Jim Jarmusch













9. Captain America: The Winter Soldier directed by Anthony Russo and Joe Russo













10. Nebraska directed by Alexander Payne














What's the best film you've seen this year?

- Stu


Comments

  1. Lisa Brimfield23 June 2014 at 09:28

    Because of your review I went and saw 'Her' and thought it was brilliant! Even teared up. Though Wolf was overrated though - fun but not a life changer

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