Let’s all list our favourite FILMS (and TV shows if you like) of 2022.
Doesn’t really matter how many you want to put down. It’s just for fun and that isn’t it.
It’s a good idea although I may not actually be able to compile a coherent list.
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1 = The Bear, Andor, Better Call Saul
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01 Decision to Leave
01 Aftersun
01 She Said
04 Thirteen Lives
05 The Woman King
06 Prey
07 Three Thousand Years of Longing
08 Aisha
09 Nope
10 The Banshees of Inisherin
11 Turning Red
12 Everything Everywhere All at Once
13 Top Gun: Maverick
14 Living
15 The Menu
16 The Batman
17 The Northman
18 The Sea Beast
Strange year. Very rough order.
Couldn’t decide on a best so had an equal top three.
Not seen Avatar 2, Pinocchio or Glass Onion yet
I expect Everything Everywhere to creep up the list after a rewatch.
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TV shows
01 Andor
02 Marriage
03 The Sandman
04 The Bear
05 Somebody Somewhere
06 Wednesday
07 High School
08 Karen Pirie
09 The White Lotus —-2
10 House of the Dragon
11 Hacks —-2
12 Reacher
13 Severance
14 A League of Their Own
15 Reboot
16 Industry —-2
17 Am I Being Unreasonable?
A quick look at Letterboxd and I haven’t given a single 2022 movie a rating higher than 4/5.
On the other hand I’ve watched numerous TV shows that would be ranked 4.5 or 5. Shame I don’t have an app for TV show logging. I thought Just Watch might add something like that but I guess that’s not it’s core purpose.
Will take a bit of effort to come up with a Top 10 TV.
I was gonna do this thread! Grumble grumble 
I use trakt.tv for that, it does films too. And it integrates with JustWatch.
Films:
Avatar: The Way of Water
(Semi joking, will likely think of a full list later, but it’ll be top)
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How do people remember everything they’ve watched, read or listened to? Wish I could.
Monthly playlist of new releases, write down a rough top 5 for each month as I go and submit it to the relevant thread
Books are just in a note on my phone
Films on Letterboxd
Zero memory skills
top ten films in some sort of rough order would be something like:
everything everywhere
top gun maverick
rrr
doc strange 2
the woman king
the northman
emily the criminal
prey
kimi
jackass forever
tv, the best was the bear by miles. can’t remember what other shows i watched this year. the english was quite good, maybe that can go second. and the kanye documentaries, they were good
Keep an ongoing Notes page on my phone for films, TV, theatre and gigs. Have a little system. It’s nice and really helps me have a sense of the year.
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Oh yeah. Forgot Kimi. Good film that
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Films:
Summary
The Bob’s Burgers Movie (dir. Loren Bouchard)
Next Sohee (dir. July Jung)
Bones and All (dir. Luca Guadagnino)
Blue Jean (dir. Georgia Oakley)
Hatching (dir. Hanna Bergholm)
Parallel Mothers (dir. Pedro Almodovar)
Aftersun (dir. Charlotte Wells)
Nope (dir. Jordan Peele) argue with the wall
Mad God (dir. Phil Tippett)
Huesera (dir. Michelle Garza Cervera).
Broker (dir. Hirokazu Kore-eda)
The Banshees of Inisherin (dir. Martin McDonagj
Viking (dir. Stephane Lafleur)
Decision To Leave (dir. Park Chan-wook)
The Worst Person In The World (dir. Joachim Trier)
Still got loads of stuff to watch
The only new TV I’ve watched this year has been Our Flag Means Death (excellent), What We Do In The Shadows (good) and The Midnight Club (fine)
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have you watched rrr? reckon you’d like it, if you can find the 5 hours or whatever it is to watch it
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Films I’ll go with roughly:
- Parallel Mothers
- Scream
- Boiling Point
- Everything Everywhere All at Once
- Benedetta
- Pearl
- Sissy
- Liquorice Pizza
- Bones and All
- Worst Person in the World
Mothers is pretty way out ahead there, loved that film - whole top 5 is great though. Wouldn’t have thought Liquorice Pizza would make it there, but it did have some great moments and just lots of fun vibes and looks, and that’ll do it for me over something self serious that didn’t quite land
I scored Flee well but it hasn’t really stuck with me, and Aftersun really didn’t get to me like it seemed to for most people. The opening of Barbarian was fantastic but hard to balance that against how I felt about the second half. Decision to Leave also had good stuff in but left me a bit cold so hard to get too enthused about trying to fit it in 10th or anything
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I always use Christmas with mum to catch up on some of the best reviewed ones we missed at the time, so should have added in at least Cmon Cmon and Red Rocket in the next week.
Banshees and Triangle of Sadness are two other obvious ones I meant to see that I haven’t got to yet
Did you mean to rank them 15-29? 
bloody formatting on this site, eh?
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