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The Best Movies of 2022

Bilge Ebiri and Alison WillmoreDec. 9, 2022

As the iron grip streaming held on our culture loosened this past year, the theatrical experience reestablished itself.

Best of 2022

The best entertainment of the year, as chosen by Vulture’s critics.

Photo-Illustration: Photo Illustration: Rowena Lloyd and Susanna Hayward; Photos: Courtesy of the Studios

This year, the iron grip that streaming has held on our culture seemed to have loosened a bit. Netflix and several of itscompetitors took a financial hit in 2022; meanwhile, certain audiences expressed exhaustion with the idea of watching movies at home as the default option. Fans of Prey, Disenchanted, and Glass Onion bemoaned the full theatrical releases that could have been. Fans of Top Gun: Maverick, Everything Everywhere All At Once, and RRR happily embraced the insides of cineplexes after avoiding them since the pandemic (or, for some, even earlier). The future of theaters remains uncertain, but our critics are cautiously optimistic. Hey, maybe there’s a downside to envisioning streaming platforms as tubes from which people consume undifferentiated content, whenever, so long as it’s new. Maybe that ends up cheapening the experience of watching movies to the point where the work doesn’t seem as urgent or valuable?

Of course, no one feels entirely happy that so many studios’ go-for-broke investments in streaming are blowing up in their faces. (Especially when the main casualties of the streaming meltdown wind up being the non-guilty parties: the filmmakers.) And having to worry about the box office as if the entire art form is on the line based on the returns for Bullet Train is less than ideal. (It’s inadvertently turned critics into industry cheerleaders, which is not their job.) Nonetheless, when compiling their lists of the best movies of the year, our critics found some solace in the fact that even though 2022 wasn’t exactly a great year for movies, there were memorable, provocative, and even spectacular theatrical experiences to be had.

Alison Willmore’s Top 10 Movies

Photo: A24

10.Flux Gourmet

Available to stream on AMC+

9.Saint Omer

8.The Banshees of Inisherin

In theaters

7.Nope

Available to stream on Peacock

6.Both Sides of the Blade

5.RRR

Available to steam on Netflix

4.All That Breathes

3.Tár

In theaters

2.Aftersun

In theaters

1.No Bears

Bilge Ebiri’s Top 10 Movies

Photo: Elise Lockwood/Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

10.Descendant

Available to stream on Netflix

9.Murina

Available to stream on Showtime

8.Lingui, the Sacred Bonds

7.Compartment No. 6

6.Three Thousand Years of Longing

5.No Bears

4.Cyrano

3.Both Sides of the Blade

Available to rent on Amazon

2.Top Gun: Maverick

1.Athena

Available to stream on Netflix

Other Movie Highlights From This Year

January

Belle

Photo: スタジオ地図/STUDIO CHIZU/YouTube

Available to stream on HBO Max

February

Jackass Forever

Photo: Paramount Pictures/YouTube

Available to stream on Paramount+

The Worst Person in the World

Photo: NEON/YouTube

Available to stream on Hulu

Air Doll

Photo: Matchboxfilmsuk/YouTube

Kimi

Photo: HBO Max/YouTube

Available to stream on HBO Max

Playground

Photo: New Wave Films/YouTube

The Burning Sea

Photo: Movie Trailers Source/YouTube

Available to stream on Hulu

The Long Walk

Photo: Yellow Veil Pictures/YouTube

Available to stream on Tubi

March

After Yang

Photo: A24/YouTube

Available to stream on Showtime

The Batman

Photo: Warner Bros. Pictures/YouTube

Available to stream on HBO Max

Great Freedom

Photo: Madman Films/YouTube

Huda’s Salon

Photo: IFC Films/YouTube

Available to stream on AMC+

Turning Red

Photo: Pixar/YouTube

Available to stream on Disney+

Ahed’s Knee

Photo: Kino Lorber/YouTube

X

Photo: A24/YouTube

Intregalde

Photo: Cinematheque Trailers/YouTube

Available to stream on Mubi

Everything Everywhere All At Once

Photo: A24/YouTube

Nitram

Photo: IFC Films/YouTube

Available to stream on AMC+

April

Babi Yar. Context

Photo: ATOMS & VOID/ Films by SERGEI LOZNITSA/YouTube

We’re All Going to the World’s Fair 

Photo: Utopia/YouTube

Photo: kinolorber/YouTube

The Northman 

Photo: Focus Features/YouTube

Available to stream on Peacock

Petite Maman

Photo: Madman Films/YouTube

Vortex

Photo: Utopia/YouTube

May

Happening

Photo: IFC Films/YouTube

Available to stream on AMC+

Chip ‘n’ Dale: Rescue Rangers

Photo: Walt Disney Studios/YouTube

Available to stream on Disney+

Fire in the Mountains

Photo: kinolorber/YouTube

Top Gun: Maverick

Photo: Paramount Pictures/YouTube

In theaters

Vengeance Is Mine

Photo: Film Forum/YouTube

June

Benediction

Photo: Roadsideflix/YouTube

Available to stream on Hulu

Lost Illusions

Photo: PalaceFilms/YouTube

In theaters

Spiderhead

Photo: Netflix/YouTube

Available to stream on Netflix

Good Luck to You, Leo Grande 

Photo: SearchlightPictures/YouTube

Available to stream on Hulu

Marcel the Shell With Shoes On

Photo: A24/YouTube

In theaters

July

The Sea Beast 

Photo: Netflix/YouTube

Available to stream on Netflix

Fire of Love 

Photo: National Geographic/YouTube

In theaters

Good Madam

Photo: Shudder/YouTube

Available to stream on Shudder

We Met in Virtual Reality

Photo: HBO/YouTube

Available to stream on HBO Max

Ali & Ava

Photo: Altitude Films/YouTube

A Love Song 

Photo: Bleecker Street/YouTube

Resurrection 

Photo: IFC Films/YouTube

Available to stream on AMC+

August

Traveling Light 

Photo: Xenon Pictures

Bullet Train 

Photo: Scott Garfield

Available to stream on Netflix

I Love My Dad

Photo: Magnolia Pictures

Emily the Criminal

Photo: Roadside Attractions/Vertical Entertainment

Available to stream on Netflix

Beast 

Photo: Lauren Mulligan/Universal Studios

Available to stream on Peacock

The Good Boss

Photo: Cohen Media Group

September

Barbarian

Photo: 20th Century Studios

Available to stream on HBO Max

Dos Estaciones

Photo: The Cinema Guild/YouTube

The African Desperate

Photo: MUBI/YouTube

Blonde

Photo: Netflix

Available to stream on Netflix

Catherine Called Birdy

Photo: Alex Bailey/Prime Video

Available to stream on Prime Video

Bros

Photo: Universal Pictures

Available to stream on Peacock

The Cathedral

Photo: MUBI/YouTube

Available to stream with Mubi

October

Armageddon Time

Photo: Anne Joyce/Focus Features

In theaters

November

The Menu

Photo: Eric Zachanowich/Searchlight Pictures/20th Century Studios

In theaters

Glass Onion

Photo: Netflix

Stream on Netflix December 23 

December

White Noise

Photo: Wilson Webb/Netflix

In theaters

Babylon

Photo: Paramount Pictures

In theaters December 23

Women Talking

Photo: Michael Gibson/Orion Pictures

In theaters December 23

Want more stories like this one? Subscribe now to support our journalism and get unlimited access to our coverage. If you prefer to read in print, you can also find this article in the December 19, 2022, issue of New York Magazine.

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Alladin The Amazing Bulk Both Sides Of The Blade Nick Cave: One More Time With Feeling (PAL) Doom Patrol Season 3 Elf Bowling: The Movie Foodfight! Intregalde Jerry & Marge Go Large Moonage Daydream The Nuttiest Nutcracker Pearl R.I.P.D. 2: Rise Of The Damned Sharp Stick Three Thousand Years Of Longing

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Favorite films watched in June & July 2022:

Distant Voices, Still Lives (1988), dir. Terence Davies

Great Freedom (2021), dir. Sebastian Meise

Întregalde (2021), dir. Radu Muntean

'night, Mother (1986), dir. Tom Moore

The Incredibly True Adventure of Two Girls in Love (1995), dir. Maria Maggenti

Museum Hours (2012), dir. Dem Cohen

Mississippi Masala (1991), dir. Mira Nair

Under the Volcano (1984), dir. John Huston

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Seen in 2022:

Intregalde (Radu Muntean), 2021

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ÎNTREGALDE Trailer | TIFF 2021

Dir: Radu Muntean Star: Maria Popistasu / Ilona Brezoianu / Alex Bogdan

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Films of 2022: Intregalde (dir. Radu Muntean)

Grade: C+

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First look at Intregalde

A new trailer has been released for Intregalde, which is set to release March 18, 2022.

In a gripping tale of best intentions gone wrong, leading Romanian filmmaker Radu Muntean follows a trio of well-meaning aid workers from Bucharest on a food delivery mission to the rural hinterlands of the Întregalde area of Transylvania. Guided off the beaten path by an elderly villager looking for a local sawmill, they find themselves trapped in an unfamiliar, dangerous place and facing the outer limits of their goodwill for each other and for strangers.

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AFI Fest 2021 Outlook

This week, I'll be heading (virtually) to @AFIFEST to cover all things you'd expect at a film festival. What am I covering? Read what I'll be watching below.

This week’s the week that I cover AFI Fest 2021, my second year of attending AFI Fest (albeit virtually) and I wanted to take the time before I get crazy busy with the festival to showcase what I’ll be watching. AFI Conservatory Showcases 1-3 AFI Summit Documentaries Citizen AsheThe First WaveJuice WrldSimple As WaterTo What Remains Meet The Press Film Festival Shorts 1-5 Short Film…

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SERILE FILMULUI ROMÂNESC la CENTRUL CULTURAL REDUTA: Proiecție specială și Q&A „Întregalde”

În cadrul Serilor Filmului Românesc la Centrul Cultural Reduta organizate în Sala Reduta va fi prezentată proiecția specială ,,ÎNTREGALDE ” în data de 25 septembrie, la ora 19.00. 

Invitat la acest eveniment moderat de Robert Elekes va fi regizorul Radu Muntean. 

Filmul Intregalde: Radu Muntean si Luca Sabin, 

Foto: Arhiva personala ( sursa Hotnews)

Radu Muntean a absolvit în 1994 Academia de Teatru și Film, secția Regie Film. Din 1996 până în prezent, a regizat peste 400 de spoturi publicitare și a câștigat peste 40 de premii naționale și internaționale la festivaluri de publicitate.

În 1999 a fost lector universitar la Universitatea Media, Facultatea de Regie Film. Lung-metrajul său de debut, Furia, a primit Premiul pentru debut din partea UCIN. Cel de-al doilea lung-metraj, Hârtia va fi albastră, a deschis Competiția internațională a Festivalului de la Locarno. Cel de-al treilea film, Boogie, a fost selectat pentru Quinzaine de Realisateurs, Cannes, 2008, pentru Karlovy Vary, Mar del Plata.

Proiecție specială și Q&A „Întregalde”, 25 septembrie, 19:00, Sala Reduta

Întregalde (2021, RO)

Regia: Radu Muntean

Cu: Maria Popistașu, Ilona Brezoianu, Alex Bogdan, Luca Sabin, Toma Cuzin

Bilete: https://bit.ly/3zVreh6

Sinopsis:

Trei prieteni se află într-o excursie umanitară de sfârșit de an. Călătorind într-un jeep pe drumurile de munte neasfaltate ale satului Întregalde, întâlnesc un bătrân singur pe care încearcă să-l ajute să ajungă la gaterul unde pretinde că lucrează. Când mașina lor rămâne blocată într-un șanț în pădure, gaterul se dovedește a fi abandonat și sunt nevoiți să petreacă noaptea împreună cu bătrânul senil, ideile lor despre empatie și generozitate încep să fie puse la îndoială.

,,Îmi place să joc, e o provocare și o ocazie să înțeleg mai bine prin ce trece un actor în timpul cadrului. Cred că mă ajută să lucrez mai bine cu actorii. În plus, acum nu mai poate să-mi spună nimeni: e ușor să dai indicații de pe margine. Trebuie să mărturisesc însă că la un moment data m-au copleșit problemele de la filmare, du-te-vino-ul ăla dintre perspectiva actorului imersat în filmare și cea a regizorului care trebuie să controleze tot momentul, plus locul lui în schema mare a filmului. Așa că, pe undeva am fost ușurat când s-au terminat secvențele în care am jucat’‘, declară regizorul Radu Muntean despre rolul său în film pentru Hotnews. 

Eveniment organizat în cadrul „Serilor Filmului Românesc la Centrul Cultural Reduta”, 24-26 septembrie 2021.

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Ghostwriter

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Voodoo dude

Dude perfect

Intregalde find it on secret cinema

Baby orc reblog

Kanav turmeric

Budwig diet look it up duckduckgo

Aphrodisiac ambrosia health food store

Trader Joe's line

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Reseña de la película Intregalde y resumen de la película (2022)

Reseña de la película Intregalde y resumen de la película (2022)

Aún así, el terreno turbio en el que se encuentran estos personajes a menudo habla más fuerte que los personajes individuales, todos los cuales están fuera de su zona de confort. El Sr. Kente también parece perdido, como si hubiera pasado demasiado tiempo esperando que alguien volviera a encender las luces. Desafortunadamente, la única iluminación que María y su grupo pueden proporcionar proviene…

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Friday Releases for March 18

Friday is the busiest day of the week for new releases, so we've decided to collect them all in one place. Friday Releases for March 18 include Windfall, The Outfit, Stranger Of Paradise, and more.

Windfall

Windfall, the new movie from Charlie McDowell, is out today.

A man breaks into a tech billionaire’s empty vacation home, but things go sideways when the arrogant mogul and his wife arrive for a last-minute getaway.

The Outfit

The Outfit, the new movie from Graham Moore, is out today.

From the Academy Award-winning writer of The Imitation Game (Graham Moore) comes The Outfit, a gripping and masterful thriller in which an expert tailor (Academy Award winner Mark Rylance) must outwit a dangerous group of mobsters in order to survive a fateful night.

X

X, the new movie from Ti West, is out today.

In 1979, a group of young filmmakers set out to make an adult film in rural Texas, but when their reclusive, elderly hosts catch them in the act, the cast find themselves fighting for their lives.

Expired

Expired, the new movie from Ivan Sen, is out today.

Ryan Kwanten (“True Blood”) and Hugo Weaving (The Matrix series) star in this futuristic thriller set in a neon-drenched metropolis. As Jack (Kwanten) works as a hitman, his lonely life is altered by two strangers—one a club singer, the other a scientist (Weaving). Jack and the singer fall in love, but as their relationship grows stronger, Jack grows physically weaker, unable to assassinate the targets he seeks. Soon the scientist discovers the shocking reasons behind Jack’s deadly affliction…

Tollbooth

Tollbooth, the new movie from Ryan Andrew Hooper, is out today.

Brendan works solo shifts in the quietest toll booth in Wales, hiding from a criminal past where nobody would ever look. When he finally gets rumbled, word of his whereabouts gets out and his enemies head west for revenge.

Cheaper by the Dozen

Cheaper by the Dozen, the new movie from Gail Lerner, is out today.

The funny and heartwarming story of the raucous exploits of a blended family of 12, the Bakers, as they navigate a hectic home life while simultaneously managing their family business.

Deep Water

Deep Water, the new movie from Adrian Lyne, is out today.

Based on the celebrated novel by famed mystery writer Patricia Highsmith, Deep Water takes us inside the marriage of picture-perfect Vic (Affleck) and Melinda (de Armas) Van Allen to discover the dangerous mind games they play and what happens to the people that get caught up in them.

Alice

Alice, the new movie from Krystin Ver Linden, is out today.

Alice (Keke Palmer) yearns for freedom as an enslaved person on a rural Georgia plantation under its brutal and disturbed owner Paul (Jonny Lee Miller). After a violent clash with Paul, she flees through the neighboring woods and stumbles onto the unfamiliar sight of a highway, soon discovering the year is actually 1973. Rescued on the roadside by a disillusioned political activist named Frank (Common), Alice quickly comprehends the lies that have kept her in bondage and the promise of Black liberation.

Intregalde

Intregalde, the new movie from Radu Muntean, is out today.

In a gripping tale of best intentions gone wrong, leading Romanian filmmaker Radu Muntean follows a trio of well-meaning aid workers from Bucharest on a food delivery mission to the rural hinterlands of the Întregalde area of Transylvania. Guided off the beaten path by an elderly villager looking for a local sawmill, they find themselves trapped in an unfamiliar, dangerous place and facing the outer limits of their goodwill for each other and for strangers.

Black Crab

Black Crab, the new movie from Adam Berg, is out today.

BLACK CRAB is a Swedish action thriller set in a post-apocalyptic world torn apart by war. During a long, harsh winter, six soldiers embark on a covert mission across a frozen archipelago, risking their lives to transport a mysterious package that could end the war. As they enter hostile enemy territory, they have no idea what dangers lie ahead or who—if anyone—they can trust. But for speed skater turned soldier Caroline Edh, the mission is about something else entirely.

Umma

Umma, the new movie from Iris K. Shim, is out today.

Umma, which is the Korean word for “mother,” follows Amanda (Sandra Oh) and her daughter (Fivel Stewart) living a quiet life on an American farm, but when the remains of her estranged mother arrive from Korea, Amanda becomes haunted by the fear of turning into her own mother.

Master

Master, the new movie from Mariama Diallo, is out today.

In writer-director Mariama Diallo’s debut feature, Master, three women strive to find their place at a prestigious New England university whose frosty elitism may disguise something more sinister. Professor Gail Bishop (Regina Hall) has recently been promoted to “Master” of a residence hall, the first time at storied Ancaster College that a Black woman has held the post. Determined to breathe new life into a centuries-old tradition, Gail soon finds herself wrapped up in the trials and tribulations of Jasmine Moore (Zoe Renee), an energetic and optimistic Black freshman. Jasmine’s time at Ancaster hits a snag early on when she’s assigned a dorm room that is rumored to be haunted. Things get worse when Jasmine clashes in the classroom with Liv Beckman (Amber Gray), a professor in the middle of her own racially charged tenure review. As Gail tries to maintain order and fulfill the duties of a Master, the cracks begin to show in Ancaster’s once-immaculate facade. After a career spent fighting to make it into Ancaster’s inner circle, Gail is confronted with the horrifying prospect of what lies beneath, her question ultimately becoming not whether the school is haunted, but by whom.

Measure of Revenge

Measure of Revenge, the new movie from Peyfa, is out today.

Broadway actress Lillian Cooper (Academy Award-winner Melissa Leo) is making her final on-stage appearance when her famous son, Curtis (Jake Weary), is found dead. When his death is ruled as an accidental overdose, a suspicious Lillian decides to take matters into her own hands. On a quest for answers, she strikes up an unlikely alliance with her son’s drug dealer, Taz (Bella Thorne), setting in motion a bloody warpath to uncover the truth, inspired by the characters she portrayed on stage.

WeCrashed

WeCrashed, the new TV series from Lee Eisenberg and Drew Crevello, is out today.

Inspired by actual events — and the love story at the center of it all. WeWork grew from a single coworking space into a global brand worth $47 billion in under a decade. Then, in less than a year, its valuation dropped $40 billion. What happened?

The Newsreader

The Newsreader, the new TV series from Michael Lucas, is out today.

Set in 1986 and centered around the frantic world of broadcast news, The Newsreader follows the unconventional relationship between an ambitious young TV reporter, Dale Jennings (Sam Reid), and star female news anchor, Helen Norville (Anna Torv).

Life & Beth

Life & Beth, the new TV series from Amy Schumer, is out today.

A trip down memory lane is a strong source of trauma, comedy and moving forward.

Stranger Of Paradise

Stranger Of Paradise, the new game from Koei Tecmo Games and Square Enix, is out today.

In Cornelia, a land covered in darkness, Jack and his allies Jed and Ash embark on a journey to defeat Chaos.​ Each of them think only of defeating Chaos as they continually slay one monster after another, like an unquenchable thirst.​ Though they are thought of as Cornelia's saviors, the crystals they possess to help them on their journey are black in colour. Are they the Warriors of the Light the prophecy foretold?​

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Locatie: Apuseni - Comuna Intregalde, Satul Popesti Jud. Alba - Romania