Top Ten Best Movies of 2010

There are many movies that can create a great impression on us, in our minds, especially those we grew up with during childhood. Below is a list of movies that I have found to be the most inspirational and impressionable from 2010.

Get Him To The Greek comes onto my list as number ten. A hilarious movie with crazy antics the characters go through, especially the character Aaron Green (Jonah Hill), all just to get the famous rock star, Aldous Snow (Russell Brand) to the Greek Theater to play a concert. The movie leaves an impression in our minds because the antics are very memorable and unique in a laughable way. A great movie if you’re hungry for laughter.

Little Fockers comes in my list at number nine. It is another hilarious movie. It’s the third movie in the “Meet The Parents” series. This movie is especially a delightful comedy and impressionable if you’ve seen the first two movies, Meet The Parents and Meet the Fockers. They reference situations into jokes from the previous movies. Definitely, it is another great movie for instant laughter.

At number eight, The Social Network makes it onto my movie list. It’s a movie about the wonderful social network of Facebook and how it began. This movie is leaves an impression in our mind because finding all the struggles it and it’s creator Mark have been through is moving and realize it’s interesting how something like Facebook, little by little, can control people’s lives.

On this list, the movie, Easy A comes in at number seven. It is a beautifully written script by Bert V. Royal with great actors. It’s a movie that when you give it lots of thought, it makes the viewer think. It leaves an impression on our minds because if you dig deep into the meaning of the movie it deals with lust and teen promiscuity, and by not being yourself, you only hurt yourself. 

Toy Story 3 comes in at number six on this list. It’s a movie not just for kids but also very enjoyable for adults as well. The movie is impressionable on our minds because it brings back memories to the adults of when they were younger and from the first two Toy Story movies. It certainly brought back memories to me of my youth.

At number five is the movie, Burlesque. Burlesque is a fun, funny, and titillating movie. The singing and dancing weaved with love stories makes the movie very impressionable and remember-able. The star-studded cast also helps it to leave an amazing impression. It moves me to now want to maybe want to learn burlesque. The movie, Burlesque, is a wonderful and perfect date movie to see with your special someone.

The movie, Inception, makes my list at number four. Inception is an intriguing movie, which keeps the viewer engaged in the story. It leaves an impression in our minds because it suggests the concept of how to approach situations is so bizarre it leaves us thinking. The viewer needs to “read between the lines.”

Here you may also read my full review on the movie, Inception.

Eclipse from the Twilight Saga comes into the list at number three. It is the third movie from the Twilight Saga. Eclipse steps up the tension and action of the story and is fantastically filmed. I am not just saying that because I am a Twilighter myself, but because I feel it is true. From the very good scripting from the book to the acting and effects. This movie leaves an impression on our minds because it is very enjoyable and done well. A great movie to watch that will keep you on the edge and laughing, and not to mention, also Taylor Lautner and Robert Pattinson are smokin’ hot. 

The movie, Despicable Me, ranks at number two on this list. It’s an excellent and hilarious movie everyone loves. There is a perfect mix of animation and humor that leaves a great impression on our minds. The lines are memorable and easy enough to be able to be repeated over and over. Despicable Me is also another star-studded cast who are the perfect mix. It is a great “pick me up” funny movie for instant laughs.

Finally we reach the number one movie on this list, which is… and drum roll please… none other than, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1. I consider this movie to be the best movie of 2010, not only because I am an absolute Potter fan, but also because it is a stunning movie over all. The script was superb-ably written, following the book wonderfully, the effects are incredible, and the acting much more terrifically done, the best out of all the Harry Potter series movies, mostly due to one of the best directors the films have had, David Yates. The movies became better as him as the director. This movie definitely leaves an impression in our minds, as it is so awe-inspiring, you are left speechless. It is a thoroughly enjoyable movie for everyone.