We are now a quarter of the 21st century road, which means that the media is equipped with a major excuse to collect lists of best music, literature, television and, of course, films from the dawn of the new millennium. When it comes to cinema, the Yorkyor Times seems to be the first major publication to approach something that approaches Final list Of the 100 best films of the century so far with a request over 500 professionals in the film industry (from actors to directors) and critics to secure their personal top 10th. How did it come out?

After using the list this morning, I found the first 100 to be frustrating the light at the world cinema and look too much for the past winners and nominated Oscar. While it is ease of mediocre (or worse) as "Koda", "artist" and The extremely poor "green book" I didn't get enough votes to make the final list, I think the times would make up something worth understanding if it included a few more international votes. But it seems that the purpose of this list was to get the film's lovers' house to click to see their favorite actors and directors voted. While this is undeniable fun (hey, a big fan of Ianulian Moore's Superbad), the end result is pretty easy.

However, I was fascinated and I was just afraid to figure out which movie is at the top of the list. Since the individual lists were not ranked, this meant that the top movie could be the one that everyone admits to be great, but maybe not the best. Fortunately, the first 10 are Mostly Dear (David Fincher and Aaron Sorkin Biopic with children with children "social network" is too high in number 10), and the film that was declared the best is, if nothing else, an undeniable masterpiece.

When Bong Oonun Ho left the ceremony of awarding the Academy in 2020, joining four Oscars (for best picture, best director, best original script and best international film film) for His dark satire "parasite", The vast majority of American film movements remained to wonder if this South Korean film is really great as it is. Over time, people have done something they rarely do (watch a Non -American Movie with translations) and revealed that yes, this shocking funny film about a poor family that has been craftsively infiltrates the home of a wealthy family is the triumph of a kind. It may not be a movie you want to watch over and over, but that's good: the "parasite" speaks so pierce about the plutocratic state of the world that you will never shake your memory. So, it's an absolutely perfect choice for the top film of the century so far.

"Parasite" was a huge critical success when it premiered at the Cannes Film Festival in May 2019 and, surprisingly, there is still 99% fresh rating Of spoiled tomatoes. Most importantly, it was a breakthrough film about director Bong, whose best movie, the "Memorial Memorations" thriller, broke the list of 90. In time, I would like to see that movie rocket to the top 100, but I am a "parasite".