Okay, now that 2023 is over - my top 10 of 2023:

1. Barbie
2. Past Lives
3. Saltburn
4. American Fiction
5. Bottoms
6. Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
7. Poor Things
8. May December
9. Fingernails
10. Theater Camp

I ranked all the other films I saw from 2023 in the spoiler below:

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Eileen
Leave The World Behind
Flora and Son
Are You There God, It's Me Margaret
Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves
Cocaine Bear
Wonka
Dream Scenario
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem
Maestro
You Hurt My Feelings
Strange Way of Life
Oppenheimer
Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny
Asteroid City
No Hard Feelings
Beau is Afraid

I'd love to see American Fiction, but it's not showing anywhere near me.

I hope you get the chance. It's a really wonderful movie. I don't think Barbie is going to get the recognition it deserves, so American Fiction might the "underdog" I root for in the awards season. It deserves all the love.

Any of these lists that don’t have Godzilla Minus One and Cocaine Bear as the top two are meaningless.

I didn't see Godzilla but fucking Cocaine Bear is legit great.

Very interesting list.

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And I absolutely mean that, I have not seen any of these, look forward to seeing them in 2024.

Weird use of the spoiler tag Anders

Cocaine Bear is surprisingly bland. With that title and an R rating you think they would've gone for it but it's like a kids movie

yeah, specially the ending.

Ill wait for my 2023 list until i see Ferrari.

I still need to see Ferrari. I think I'll go on Tuesday.

It opens here in february, so ill have to wait.

Sitting at 6.8 on IMDb. I won't let that affect my enjoyment, but it's a little disappointing that people aren't liking it more.

Michael Mann is not for everyone. I kinda expected that reaction. His movies are beloved with time.

I was a little worried that my unspoilered comment would be seen as sarcastic.

https://www.rogerebert.com/features/the-ten-best-films-of-2023

10. "All Dirt Roads Taste of Salt"
9. "Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret."
8. "Barbie"
7. "Poor Things"
6. "The Zone of Interest"
5. "Asteroid City"
4. "May December"
3. "Oppenheimer"
2. "Past Lives"
1. "Killers of the Flower Moon"

Haven’t seen it yet, but I hear it’s much more of a romantic drama than the ads suggest?

Nah

I think it focus on both of his wifes and children but it seems its more of a character study of Ferrari himself.

Hmm...

I really hated Public Enemies the first time I saw it, because of this similar aspect. But I'm about halfway through after starting it the other night, and I'm enjoying it much more this time around.