50. Spider-Man: Brand New Day Genuinely at a loss for words, incredible shots, tight battle scenes, some fun interactions and most all a beautifully written story about Peter and Spider-Man that’s thematically conducive to every major character involved. Solid contender for my new favorite SM film.
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49. Avengers (2012) What else can be said really, for better or worse it was the cinematic event that changed films forever. The build up was really well done, the formation of the Avengers is timeless. I’ll always have a fun time with it.
48. Thor 1 It was okay, I like Thor’s story of humility, Loki is incredibly entertaining, several scenes are really fun and good action scenes. But the pretty okay supporting cast and not much else standing out keeps it lower on the totem pole for me
47. Coco I went into it knowing only What the KH4 trailer had and god I am so glad I watched it now. Gorgeous visuals, top notch story and incredible writing about artistic integrity and remembrance of family. Now I’m off to kick Ernesto to the bell with everyone else again
46. Rush Hour 2 There will never be a Rush Hour 3. A sequel that retained everything I loved about the original with a chicken companion, money saving protection, leaping out of an exploding building and a heartfelt ending that made me love these two even more.
45. Rush Hour Where has this film been all my life, James and Lee are full stop one of the funniest duos I’ve ever seen. No scene ever bored me, it had shockingly good shots and intense moments that got me. And I genuinely felt thr bond the two grew. Fun ride start to finish
44. Nier: Automata Ver1.1a It’s not a 1-1 replicant of the game but all the same I had a wonderful time. Characters are as timeless as ever the absurdism and incredible storytelling is complemented well by the lovely animation. And the original scenes gripped me just as well. I will kill Yoko Taro
43. Sentry (2026) I really loved this run, incredible art with a very well done somber narrative of Bob’s deadlock with the void and learning to come to terms with grief and the arduous path of healing from your lowest instincts. Would recommend to anyone interested in Sentry.
42. Persona 4 The Animation It felt wonderful having some passion rekindled and watching with friends only made it better. Teaches the value of the truth, like if you hate Nanako I don’t trust you.
41. TADC: The Last Act I had some complicated feelings to sort through and not everything went the way I would I have liked. But even so I really loved my time watching and several scenes brought out the waterworks. Thank you Glitch and Gooseworx for the memories.
40. Among Us Show This had no right being as good as it was and I am all for it. What I expected to be a few hours of fun time killing ended up being that coupled with great humor and sincerely strong heart in its writing. Please support this, I need another season
39. Transformers Revenge of the Fallen Seeing this over Ratatouille is the worst theatrical decision I’ve ever made.
38. Wayne’s World Wasn’t exactly my thing but I definitely see why it’s a classic and a lot of the humor did get some chuckles out of me. That’s some points off my classic films I gotta see bingo
37. Digimon V-Tamer For being an entirely separate canon, it’s still the Digimon I know and love. Taichi and Zeromaru’s dynamic was stellar, it was consistently really funny and it’s got some great storytelling to its own. Would recommend if you are interested in Digimon
36. Twin Peaks (season 1) Yeah I am ecstatic that lived up to my wildest expectations. Dale is an unforgettable and captivating protagonist, the setting and town are interesting and despite its length I never once felt it dragged or got boring. And that deserves recognition
35. My Hero Academia (season 6) Yeah some of my favorite moments of the entire story including Dabi’s disarray in the public, Shigaraki’s continued mutation and Uraraka genuinely giving one of my favorite performed scenes of the entire franchise just so Izuku is saved.
34. My Hero Academia (season 5) That genuinely tragic adaptation of My Villain Academia aside, I had a good time as always, the Class 1-A vs 1-B story was really fun, the tension of Endeavor and the Todorokis was compelling and all in all got me hooked for what’s to come.
33. My Hero Academia (season 4) I heard much about the Overhaul add prior and it lived up to those expectations. Loved the writing of Eri, Mirio and Nighteye, with Kirishima getting some limelight too. Don’t have much to complain about
32. My Hero Academia: U.A. Heroes Battle It’s a Yu-Gi-Oh duel coupled with great DnD humor out of Class 1-A, enough said.
31 My Hero Academia: Laugh! As If You Are in Hell: this was absolutely done to animate Endeavor laughing and I can’t blame them. Jokes aside Smiley was genuinely one of my favorite antagonists of the franchise and I gotta commend it for that final act gripping me the way it did
30. My Hero Academia: Hero League Baseball not much to say but MHA over America’s favorite pass time and some good implementation of quirks is hard to go wrong with.
29. My Hero Academia: You’re Next Really good time getting to host and watch it, Giulio and Anna had a great storyline, all the action was fun to watch and watching a Fraud Might get the piss beaten out of him was glorious
28. My Hero Academia: World Heroes’ Mission: just outright my favorite film of the franchise, Rody is my favorite film character easily, the animation and battles are still stunning and I was thoroughly pleased on every regard.
27. My Hero Academia Heroes Rising Epilogue: short but really sweet, I loved seeing Izuku interact with Katsuma and Mahoro more, the message it tells is really nice. And it succeeds at what it sets out to do in tying a nice bow following a great film
26. My Hero Academia Heroes Rising: Yeah it’s just pure unadulterated fun exactly what I love out of a shonen anime film. Stunning animation, some nice moments from all the class, some nice storytelling with the original cast and the last foray had me appropriately applauding.
25. Despicable Me 4: it’s definitely the weakest film of the butch, with far and away the weakest antagonist and fairly lukewarm plot. But it gave me enough fun that I can’t say I had a bad time overall What do you mean Vector is off the moon how in the hell-
24. Despicable Me 3: enjoyed it a lot more than I expected it to. Bratt was a really fun and effective antag, Gru and Dru had some funny chemistry and even some of the subplots got a smile out of me. Props for getting a good third time’s the charm.
23. Despicable Me 2 A great follow-up to an already great film, El Macho is the epitome of extra for no reason, the family dynamic of Gru with the kids and Lucy is continued nicely and it got a lot of laughs out of me. Bang up job Nefario, your jelly saved us all
22. Despicable Me I’m happy it was as good as I remembered it being. Really nice humor, stellar writing, Gru’s story of bettering himself from being ensconced into a genuine loving relationship is executed nicely. It’s earned the stamp of illumination’s finest
21. Chainsaw Man Reze arc: Never can say no to this film, the writing is top notch, I loved all the efforts bringing the manga to life. Reze being so well rounded and completed in a short time. The Manga now over makes Power appearing at the cafe hit different to me.