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In recent years, cinema has gifted us incredible stories, innovative direction, and memorable performances. Even amid industry changes — such as the rise of streaming and the impacts of the pandemic — the seventh art has continued to amaze. In this list, we’ve compiled the 10 best movies of the last decade, considering critical acclaim, awards, cultural impact, and popularity.

Parasite (2019) – Bong Joon-ho

Winner of the Oscar for Best Picture, this South Korean thriller brilliantly combines social commentary, suspense, and dark humor. A landmark in world cinema.

Oppenheimer (2023) – Christopher Nolan

A historical epic about the creation of the atomic bomb, featuring brilliant direction, an intense soundtrack, and one of Cillian Murphy’s finest performances.

Everything Everywhere All at Once (2022) – Daniels

Creative, chaotic, and emotional, this film won seven Oscars with its mix of multiverse chaos, martial arts, and family drama. A true phenomenon.

Dune: Part One (2021) – Denis Villeneuve

A visually spectacular adaptation of Frank Herbert’s novel. With a stellar cast and impeccable direction, Dune restored grandeur to the sci-fi genre.

La La Land (2016) – Damien Chazelle

A modern and nostalgic musical that enchanted both audiences and critics. A celebration of dreams and life choices, with an unforgettable soundtrack.

Get Out (2017) – Jordan Peele

A sharp psychological thriller filled with social commentary, reinventing horror with originality and intelligence. A bold and impactful debut.

Moonlight (2016) – Barry Jenkins

A sensitive narrative about identity, masculinity, and love. Winner of the Oscar for Best Picture, it is a lyrical and deeply human work.

Top Gun: Maverick (2022) – Joseph Kosinski

A sequel that exceeded expectations and brought back the cinema-event experience. With practical action and nostalgia in perfect balance, it delighted both new and old generations.

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018)

A revolution in animation. Bold visuals, an engaging story, and a celebration of diversity in the superhero universe.

1917 (2019) – Sam Mendes

An impressive one-shot sequence that immerses the viewer in World War I. Flawless technique and emotion from start to finish.

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