What's the most underrated movies of the 10's?

[Cabby]

Under-seen, under-appreciated gems that it seems like nobody saw except for you and about ten other people.

Safety, Not Guaranteed, Blue Valentine, Like Crazy, and Winter Bones are a few that come to mind.

There is one that stands out though. The Perks of Being a Wallflower. It's honestly one of the best movies to come out in a long, long time. It's so raw, honest, and heartfelt. The performances are outstanding and truly impressive (especially Ezra Miller and Logan Lerman). It's one of the most emotionally effecting and truly beautiful movies I've ever seen. It's a shame that it hasn't enjoyed much of an audience but hopefully one day it gets the respect it deserves.


What about you? Favorite, little seen gems of the 10s?

[spanky87]

The Whistleblower - Very important film that should have more exposure, and Rachel Weisz should have received an oscar nom
Never Let Me Go
Another Earth
Take Shelter

[CoolRanch]

"Win Win" and "Winter's Bone" come to mind.

[Dazed+Confused]

Perks of Being A Wallflower is great. Since it is now out on Bluray I hope it gets alot more exposure. I don't see how anyone couldn't like it.

Winters Bone is another good one too. If I had to add a movie to the list I would say God Bless America. Id add it because a lot people haven't seen it or they dont like the violent storyline but I think it's great.

[Pistol Pete]

Safety Not Guaranteed
Super

[nagysaudio]

Rambo

[octagon]

+1...
Winter's Bone
Take Shelter
Never Let Me Go

Don't get enough attention...
Bellflower
Animal Kingdom

Get way too much unfairly negative attention...
The American
Haywire
Cloverfield

[Punishment1o1]

Going through the list. From what I've seen and that falls into the OP's 2 categories I would say:

To Save a Life
Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole
Hereafter
Unknown
The Adjustment Bureau
Paul

[Hawkguy]

Bellflower, definitely.

Is Winter's Bone really underrated? A ton of people own it and have seen it (even personally, I know so many people that have)

[jan_tran]

Originally Posted by Cabby

Under-seen, under-appreciated gems that it seems like nobody saw except for you and about ten other people.

and Winter Bones are a few that come to mind.

Sure, it's got 60,000+ votes IMDb and was nominated for four Academy Awards; amongst them Best Picture; and propelled Jennifer's Lawrence's career into stardom.

Whatever makes you feel an unique snowflake, man.

[Hawkguy]

Originally Posted by jan_tran

Sure, it's got 60,000+ votes IMDb and was nominated for four Academy Awards; amongst them Best Picture.

Whatever makes you feel an unique snowflake, man.

Yeah, I don't get how films that get lots of appreciation and awards can be called 'underrated'.

[jpthomas27]

Just a point of reference...A couple of these movies don't fit the time period
Off the top of my head these two were not in the 10's, they were in the 00's
Cloverfield - 2008
To Save a Life - 2009

[Punishment1o1]

Originally Posted by jpthomas27

Just a point of reference...A couple of these movies don't fit the time period
Off the top of my head these two were not in the 10's, they were in the 00's
Cloverfield - 2008
To Save a Life - 2009

To Save a Life may been "made" in 2009, but it wasn't released theatrically until 2010. Hence why I included it.

[jan_tran]

The Avengers.

[Tony208]

Tucker & Dale vs Evil

[Joeyseven]

+ whatever
Take Shelter
Never Let Me Go
Animal Kingdom
Unknown


I'll add
Red Hill
There Be Dragons(USA/Spain)got bad reviews,but I liked it.
Machine Gun Preacher
Senna Documentary


Never seen Bellflower,might watch that tonight.

[SpartanX]

Originally Posted by jan_tran

The Avengers.

The 3rd highest grossing film of all time is underrated?

[volcomsocal]

[Kevin Holly]

Ghost Rider 2

[Abdrewes]

A Separation
Once Upon a Time in Anatolia
Turin Horse
Meeks Cutoff
Poetry
The Hunter
Martha Marcy May Marlene
Miss Bala
Take Shelter
The American
The Mill & The Cross