Top 5 Best Films Of 2021

Not What I Thought It Would Be

It's that time of the year! Time to go over the Top 5 Best Films Of 2021! The Films on this list are not exactly what I expected, but I go by the rules. And speaking of rules... Here are the rules: the movie must have been in theaters this year or it must have premiered this year, and it must have scored at minimum 4/5 and I only allow myself three 5/5 movies per year. With that said, let's get into the list!

5. House Of Gucci

Not exactly what I thought would make the list at number 5, but I found myself enjoying this drama. It's not a prefect film, but its entertaining enough and was just a solid film.

4/5

4. Ghostbusters Afterlife

I had hope going into this film that it would be good, and it lived up to my expectations. It doesn't seem like we get many kids films like this anymore, and it felt like a breath of fresh air.

4/5

3. The King's Man

What a film! I know this one is the odd one out in the franchise but if you go in knowing it leans more towards being a drama, you'll probably have a good time. I think there was room for this film to grow, but for what it was, it is a solid film.

4.3/5

2. Dune

This film is gorgeous. It's a masterpiece of science fiction and it was a thrill to watch. I can't wait for part 2!

4.5/5

1. Block-Heads

This film technically falls under the rules for best film of the year. I know it's an older film, but I saw it in a theater at a special screening. With that said, if you haven't seen this Laurel and Hardy film yet, it's a must see.

5/5

Conclusion

Do you agree with my list? Do you disagree? Should I have a different movie(s) on this list? Am I completely wrong and you want to go on a rant? Well then, tell me in the comments! And Happy New Year!

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