Top 10 favorite films of the 2010s?

[DeepPurple]

American Hustle
Silver Linings Playbook
The Girl on the Train
Gone Girl
Ex Machina
The Shape of Water
The Revenant
Blue Jasmine
Black Swam
The Town or True Grit (either)

Knives Out I'm going to see at 3pm on $5 Tuesday

[Mama Hip Rockets]

Originally Posted by DeepPurple

Knives Out I'm going to see at 3pm on $5 Tuesday

Prepare to add it to your list!

[Baby Lee]

Originally Posted by Mama Hip Rockets

2. Knives Out (2019)

Originally Posted by DeepPurple

Knives Out I'm going to see at 3pm on $5 Tuesday

Originally Posted by Mama Hip Rockets

Prepare to add it to your list!

Finally saw Knives Out.

It was competent, but fluff.
It was fun. I'm not disparaging it.

But I spent more time reassembling the pastiche of other movies, novels, and network drama episodes it sampled to cobble together the narrative than being bowled over by anything approached Best of Decade.

I can't place it, but I have a distinct memory of it. The central conceit of why, . . . OK let me be circumspect and oblique here to avoid spoilers. . . .

The central narrative conceit that made the blackmail evidence actually completely exculpatory, with the help of a little bit of extrapolation, was directly lifted from an existing narrative.

OK< at this point I can't get any more detailed without spoiling, but I'll try to minimize even behind the spoiler tag. . .

Spoiler!

Where the ostensibly responsible party was so skilled that said party didn't even make the mistake it thought it must have

So clear to me, that I can't get past the mental way station that it must have happened in a Law and Order episode, but it probably happened in something else. Thing is I remember the exposition regarding it being nearly identical.

So now, even after it's over, I'm thinking more about where I've seen that narrative before than the movie itself.