Top 3 A24 movies

[spider-neil]

Tough choice to narrow it down but;

1. Hereditary
2. Ex Machina
3. The Green Knight

Honorable mention Moonlight but I think I like Green Knight more.

[levcore]

I've barely seen any of their output tbh, it's only the horror stuff that has my interest, so in order of release:

The Witch
Hereditary
Talk to Me

[spanky87]

[zen007]

Ex Machina
Lamb

[DanTheMan]

Moonlight
Everything Everywhere All at Once
Under the Skin

[Roonan]

[thedaydreamer]

The Lobster
Room
Eighth Grade

[GeneD5]

Midsommar
Hereditary
Everything Everywhere All at Once

[BudBaxter]

I don't understand this forum's obsession with A24.

[Zivouhr]

I've only seen the following A24 films, listed in order of release:

Under the Skin
Life After Beth
Tusk
Ex Machina
The Witch
Lobster
It Comes at Night
Killing of a Sacred Deer
Lady Bird
Disaster Artist
Hereditary
Midsommar
Uncut Gems
Green Knight
Beau is Afraid
Talk to Me

I liked most of those to some degree. I am surprised they've distributed so many movies over the years. I like A24's focus on something unique and strange from the usual.

Highest-grossing films worldwide Rank Title Year Box office gross
1 Everything Everywhere All at Once 2022 $144,414,740
2 Civil War 2024 $104,492,657
3 Talk to Me 2023 $92,039,205
4 Hereditary 2018 $82,850,595
5 Lady Bird 2017 $78,989,474
6 Moonlight 2016 $65,171,616
7 The Whale 2022 $54,883,205
8 Uncut Gems 2019 $50,022,787
9 Midsommar 2019 $48,060,188
10 The Iron Claw 2023 $44,012,883

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_A24_films


As a fan of Hereditary and Midsommar horror films, I'll probably see Eddington if the trailer looks interesting. Beau is Afraid was interesting.

Eddington is an upcoming American contemporary Western black comedy film written and directed by Ari Aster, with Joaquin Phoenix, Pedro Pascal, Emma Stone, Luke Grimes, Austin Butler, Deirdre O'Connell, Micheal Ward and Clifton Collins Jr. set to star. The film is being distributed by A24, who will co-produce the movie with Square Peg. It currently has no set release date.

[L.J.]

The Witch
Ex Machina
Lady Bird

[OutOfBoose]

Originally Posted by BudBaxter

I don't understand this forum's obsession with A24.

People love their brand of movies. What's the problem?

On the topic:
Ex Machina
Midsommar
Hereditary

[Jaymole]

Hereditary
Eighth Grade
Ex Machina

[filmbuffTX]

Moonlight
The Killing of a Sacred Deer
X/Pearl

A lot of A24 output was only acquired for distribution, others they also produced. So there's films that people think of in the US as "A24", like Ex Machina, but were sold for distribution by the producers to Universal Pictures overseas. Who also have the home video rights.

[John1701D]

Everything Everywhere




Midsommar
Ex Machina

[kingdoxie]

The Witch
Ex Machina
Lamb

[prkchopexpress]

when someone starts one of these threads…. do you just not know how to talk about movies lol.

but you're hoping no one will notice if you make it a list? lol

i really like A24, but too mamy of the culty fanboys and girls have only seen like three A24 movies total. so these lists are boring as hell.

[moreorless]

Of stuff they've distributed in the US rather than only stuff they've actually produced?

Under The Skin
The Lobster
The Green Knight

[filmbuffTX]

Ex Machina and Midsommar would round out my ‘Top 5’. Followed by Eighth Grade, Lady Bird, and Mid90s. A24 has had some of the better coming of age flicks as of late.

Close and Aftersun are my favorite non American flicks. Also special mention to Past Lives and Climax.

[HipsterTrash]

Under the Silver Lake
Everything Everywhere All at Once
Good Time