Last 5 films you gave a 10 (A+) to

[Elliott?]

Regarding classics and things, the last five I've given an A+ to:
01. Tokyo Story (Ozu, 1953)
02. The Searchers (Ford, 1956)
03. Lawrence of Arabia (Lean, 1962)
04. Alien (Scott, 1979)
05. The Truman Show (Weir, 1998)

In terms of recent releases:
01. The Tree of Life
02. A Separation
03. The Social Network
04. In Bruges
05. No Country for Old Men

[Orlean]

Hmmm...
Mostly animated films like

Mary&Max
Fantastic Mr. Fox
Summer Wars
Coraline
The Triplets of Belville


and Martin Scorsese's "King of Comedy".
"The white Ribbon" is to be considered, too.

[cdmc]

From recent releases:

Florentina Hubaldo, CTE (dir. Diaz)
Almayer's Folly (dir. Ackerman)
differently, Molussia (dir. Rey)
The Turin Horse (dir. Tarr)
Tabu (dir. Gomes)


From older releases:

The Death of Maria Malibran (dir. Schroeter)
Taiga (dir. Ottinger)
The Marquise of O (dir. Rohmer)
Time Stood Still (dir. Olmi)
Flowing (dir. Naruse)

[Shy_Hallaman]

Beasts of the Southern Wild - for its creativity and emotional power
The Search - for being overwhelmingly powerful without being cloying

[haqyunus]

Recent:

The Social Network
A Separation
A Prophet
Mysteries of Lisbon
Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives


Older:

The Burmese Harp
M
My Darling Clementine
Dodsworth
Yi Yi

[Aldo]

I'll only go with recent:

Tabu
The Tree of Life
Jodaie Nader az Simin (A Separation)
Mistérios de Lisboa
Loong Boonmee Raleuk Chat (Uncle Boonmee)

Which are really close in terms of release dates considering it would usually take me around four or five years to gather as many top-rated films (I use 100, not A+)

[David Giancarlo]

From the past two years:
1. Margaret
2. Laurence Anyways
3. Tabu
4. To the Wonder
5. The Deep Blue Sea

Of films that I saw for the first time in 2012:
1. Early Summer
2. A Page of Madness
3. Greed
4. Late Spring
5. The Rose King

[Barger]

most recent A+ 's
Beasts of the Southern Wild
The King's Speech
A Separation
Silver Linings Playbook
Win Win

[Cesky]

Holy Motors
Cosmopolis
House of Pleasures
Melancholia
Blue Valentine

[forizzer69]

From newest viewing to oldest, all within the year:

Ménilmontant (Dimitri Kirsanoff, 1926)
The Blue Angel (Josef von Sternberg, 1930)
World On A Wire (Rainer Werner Fassbinder, 1973)
My Night At Maud's (Eric Rohmer, 1969)
Mister Lonely (Harmony Korine, 2008) *first rewatch in years moved it to a ten*

Cinema is good.

[Aaron Leggo]

Geez, this is tough. I see about a movie a day, even a bit more overall, so I have lots to choose from. But that said, for a mix of new releases and much older stuff, I only have to go back as far as late last summer when the Sight and Sound poll led me to some previously unseen gems. In order of when I saw them, least to most recently:

Ugetsu
L’Atalante
Holy Motors
Gertrud
Lincoln

And since these past two years have been so full of such fantastic movies, I can’t help but do a list for just newer movies. In the same order:

Meek’s Cutoff
Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives
Mysteries of Lisbon
Holy Motors
Lincoln

[crazyfists3600]

I actually give five stars to a lot of films. So far this year I've seen like 35 films and I'd give fives to 12 of them. That being said, those five stars encompass A-/A/A+ and I'd only give ONE of the those 12 an A+. That film is Declaration of War. So, in looking back to last year, I gave 31 films five stars, but of those 31, only 6 of them are A+ films with me.

1) Beginners
2) Mysteries of Lisbon
3) A Separation
4) Declaration of War
5) Tomboy
~
6) Drive
7) Meek's Cutoff

If we go back to 2010, I gave 24 films five stars but only 1 film gets an A+ from me, The Social Network, which is still the best film of the decade.

[forizzer69]

My most recent 10/10s:
Shame (2011), by Steve McQueen
The Turin Horse (2011), by Béla Tarr & Ágnes Hranitzky
Aurora (2011), by Cristi Puiu
Hahaha (2010), by Hong Sang-soo
Goodbye Solo (2009), by Ramin Bahrani

But! I am seeing Holy Motors tonight - so we'll see!!!

[sid]

Tree of Life and The Social Network were the last two. I suspect Holy Motors will find a place there, but I need to watch it again! Prior to that, I'd have to go back all the way to 2004 which had three(!) such films (Dogville, Eternal Sunshine, Before Sunset).

These are all the A+ films, there have been others that I've given an A to.

[Gregory]

Boy, do I seem not to belong in this thread. I have given a 10 to only twenty-two films ever.

[JeanRZEJ]

Boy, do I seem not to belong in this thread. I have given a 10 to only twenty-two films ever.

I have only ever given 2s, 6s, and 11s. It ain't easy bein' green.

[Moviefreak]

I can only think of three off the top of my head.

The Tree of Life
Margaret
Holy Motors

[uncleboonmee]

Laurence Anyways ('12)
The Turin Horse ('11)
Slow Action ('10)
The White Ribbon ('09)
The Death of Mr Lazarescu ('05)

[Aurelius]

With that username, I would expect a certain 2010 film to show up .

[Addison de Witt]

The tree of life
Shame
Drive
Zero Dark Thirty
Rust and Bone