The Mad Movie Man #MovieADay

I've seen 1,381 new releases over the last ten years. So, to look back one last time, I've compiled my biggest list ever. 9,000 words, weeks in the making and so much fun I can't wait to do it all again at the end of the 2020s. These are my 100 favourite movies of the 2010s.

Although a perfectly pleasant and sweet childhood fable from director Céline Sciamma, Petite Maman suffers with a lightweight story that doesn't match its reflective tone and patient pacing. Review: madmovieman.com/3548-petite-… #MovieADay #odeonscreenunseen

While its patient pacing and immense runtime may seem daunting, Eternals is an audacious and captivatingly reflective entry into the MCU, with impressive world-building that delivers a great adventure and real intrigue for the future. Review: madmovieman.com/3541-eternal… #MovieADay

Purely intoxicating from start to finish, Pablo Larraín's Spencer is an ingeniously abstract psychodrama, complete with an ominous haunted house atmosphere and a mesmerising performance from Kristen Stewart. Review: madmovieman.com/3540-spencer… #MovieADay

Possibly the most frustratingly entertaining movie you'll ever see, House swings wildly between full-out comedy, random satire and violent haunted house fare in a maddening reimagining of what seems like some kind of psychotic episode. Review: madmovieman.com/3531-house-%… #MovieADay

A dazzling whirlwind of a film, Last Night In Soho brilliantly combines dark, sobering drama with electrifying psychological thrills and a vivid portrayal of London at its best and worst. It's easily one of the best films of the year! #MovieADay madmovieman.com/3530-last-ni…

A positively pretentious piece of pompous and tedious tomfoolery, The French Dispatch sees Wes Anderson take his once charmingly quirky style to an unintelligible extreme, delivering no laughs and tedious storytelling throughout. Review: madmovieman.com/3522-the-fre… #MovieADay

A thoroughly captivating watch which combines timely themes with a strong medieval setting, dynamic performances and a brilliantly-plotted narrative structure, The Last Duel is a fantastic drama from start to finish. Review: madmovieman.com/3520-the-las… #MovieADay

Maybe I've just gone soft, but I think Serendipity might just be one of the most magical Hollywood romantic comedies ever made - a soaring, hopelessly romantic joy that I adored like almost no other. Review: madmovieman.com/3519-serendi… #MovieADay

A sci-fi epic on a scale like no other, Dune combines the classic hero's tale with riveting, detailed lore and political intrigue, bolstered by powerful direction, gorgeous visuals and mesmerising depth from start to finish. Review: madmovieman.com/3518-dune-20… #MovieADay

One of the most spectacular anime films in recent years, Mamoru Hosoda's Belle is an electrifying blend of timeless stories, spellbinding modern animation, and mesmerising emotional depth. Review: madmovieman.com/3517-belle-%… #MovieADay

A true crowd-pleaser, director Kenneth Branagh's glorious semi-autobiographical Belfast is an absolute joy from start to finish, full of humour and passion, beautiful visuals and one of the year's most lovable ensemble casts. Review: madmovieman.com/3511-belfast… #MovieADay

A wonderfully sweet underdog story it may be, but Dream Horse is often a little too cheesy for its own good, undermining what could have been a truly crowd-pleasing movie. Review: madmovieman.com/3368-dream-h… #MovieADay

By far and away Disney's best live-action movie in decades, Cruella is two and a half hours of deranged brilliance, and one of the most vibrant and deliriously entertaining blockbusters I've seen in so long. Review: madmovieman.com/3364-cruella… #MovieADay