Top movies of 2014, for those who really care about movies
You'll probably generally agree with my list, if you also agree that American Sniper doesn't have a single original thought or line, and is a mediocre hackneyed love story...and a mediocre hackneyed war movie. My rankings (in descending order) of David Foster's Best Films of 2014 are: Force Majeure --fun acting around an important and critical topic that allowed for hours and hours of thoughtful conversations Mommy --Canadian entry to the Oscars, the best three-lead acting of any film of the year, taking Maggie Gyllenhaal one step further--or one kilometer further Ida --now THIS is a war film--two women jointly rediscover their past, and make morally defensible decisions once they understand Boyhood-- talk about getting lucky on a long term project...could you select a better group to watch grow up together? Calvary --Dostoyevsky and Camus dealt with inescapable guilt when you're on the fringes of society. This film, and Brendan Gleeson, looks straight i...