Your top 10 TV Shows and/or Movies Of 2023

[Felidae]

Surprised there wasn't a thread about this

What is everyone's top 10 TV shows and movies that came out in 2023? Seperate list of course

I'll start

1. Succession
2. Vinland Saga
3. The Bear
4. Pluto
5. The Last Of Us
6. Barry
7. Reservation Dogs
8. Beef
9. Invincible (first half)
10. Blue Eyed Samurai

Didn't watch enough movies to make a list.


Curious to see everyone else's list!

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[Devilsfan992]

Movies:

1. The Holdovers
2. Oppenheimer
3. Society of the Snow
4. Blackberry
5. Asteroid City
6. Air
7. Wonka
8. Barbie
9. May December
10. Past Lives

I haven't seen Poor things, Killers of a Flower Moon, Zone of Interest or American Fiction.

I did not watch enough television to list 10.

 

[kihei]

Best of '23: Final Ranking

1) Riceboy Sleeps, Shim, Canada
2) Anatomy of a Fall, Triet, France
3) The Taste of Things, Tran, France
4) Perfect Days, Wenders, Japan
5) Oppenheimer, Nolan, US
6) The Zone of Interest, Glazer, UK
7) Poor Things, Lanthimos, US
8) El Conde, Larrain, Chile
9) Close Your Eyes, Erice, Spain
10) Barbie, Gerwig, US

11) American Fiction, Jefferson, US
12) The Promised Land, Arcel, Denmark
13) Io Capitano, Garrone, Italy
14) The Settlers, Galvez, Chile
15) Mami Wata, Obasi, Nigeria
16) Society of the Snow, Bayona, Spain
17) Afire, Petzold, Germany
18) Godzilla, Minus One, Yamazaki, Japan
19) Talk to Me, Philippou brothers, Australia
20) I Have Electric Dreams, Maurel, Costa Rica

 

[alko]

Wtf? Barbie? What is so special on this movie?

 

[kihei]

Wtf? Barbie? What is so special on this movie?

Barbie is inventive; it's got a great look; it takes a potentially nothing subject and does something interesting and unexpected with it; it makes good points about gender roles and assumptions and about misogyny; and its approach to its narrative is cunningly subversive.

 

[JetsWillFly4Ever]

Barbie is inventive; it's got a great look; it takes a potentially nothing subject and does something interesting and unexpected with it; it makes good points about gender roles and assumptions and misogyny; and its approach to its narrative is cunningly subversive.

It's also legitimately funny, I laughed out loud multiple times.

 

[JetsWillFly4Ever]

Movies:
1. Oppenheimer (was my clear #1 so far this year)
2. Poor Things
3. BlackBerry
4. Barbie
5. Saltburn
6. Anatomy of a Fall
7. Killers of the Flower Moon
8. No Hard Feelings
9. Nyad
10. Dumb Money

To be honest, past the top 4 I didn't really love any of them.

Yet to see but want to: The Holdovers, American Fiction, Past Lives, The Zone of Interest, The Killer, Iron Claw,

Watched but not listed: Napoleon (worst of 2023), Air, Pain Hustlers, Priscilla, The Covenant, Fair Play, Old Dads, To Catch a Killer, Quiz Lady,

 

[The Macho King]

So my theatre time is pretty freaking limited with two young kids.

Top Movies -

1 - The Holdovers
2 - The Killer
3 - Killers of the Flower Moon
4 - Oppenheimer

Really all I've seen released this year worth noting. Haven't gotten to Napoleon, Past Lives, or Poor Things, which are really the only ones out that really interest me.

Top TV

1 - I Think You Should Leave
2 - Beef

Aaaaaand that's about it. I normally watch old shit. ITYSL is the only reason I still have a Netflix account, but honestly really dig Beef.