BEST Movies of 2023! Which 2023 Movies Are Critics Calling Future Classics?

Millennial Classics

Buri and Swardiq Mayanja discuss movies and their personal lists. They mention using Letterbox to track movie reviews and updates. Buri recommends the movie "Michael Clayton" without action but captivating. They also talk about creating a Plex account to share movies. They plan to discuss their top ten list, starting with numbers 10-6, before moving on to their top five and honorable mentions.

Swardiq Mayanja and Buri discuss their podcast on millennial classics, focusing on the best movies of 2023. They express disappointment in big blockbuster movies and superhero films, but mention some standout films like "Dungeons and Dragons" and "John Wick 4." Swardiq expresses hope that these future classics will be remembered in years to come.

Buri and Swardiq Mayanja discuss their top movie picks. Buri mentions his favorite movies, including Barbie and The Killer, while Swardiq talks about Oppenheimer and Spider-Verse. They also mention a courtroom drama called "The Burial" starring Jamie Foxx and Tommy Lee Jones, which is based on a true story. They express frustration with streaming services like Amazon Prime Video. Despite criticizing superhero movies, Swardiq acknowledges the impact they had in 2023.

Swardiq Mayanja praises Guardians of the Galaxy volume three, saying it exceeded his expectations and was a perfect ending to the franchise. Buri agrees, mentioning that James Gunn's return as director added to its success. They both highlight Rocket Raccoon's character development and praise the movie for being enjoyable and well-made. Moving on, they discuss Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning, praising its action scenes and global locations. Buri mentions that it feels grounded compared to other action movies and appreciates its execution in terms of acting, cinematography, and score. Despite being overlooked at the box office, they believe it will be remembered as a great film in the future.

Swardiq Mayanja and Buri discuss the movie "Killers of the Flower Moon", praising its acting, storytelling, and historical relevance. They highlight the impact of point of view (POV) in movies and discuss how certain communities are ignored until their stories gain attention. The conversation also touches on systemic wealth extraction and the legal mistreatment faced by the Osage Nation. They appreciate Martin Scorsese's self-awareness in telling this story. Swardiq Mayanja mentions being in Colorado while discussing a scene from the movie. The transcript concludes with a mention of their respective number four movies: "Mission Bosmo" for Buri and "Past Lives" for Swardiq Mayanja, which they express enthusiasm about.