Rank all 2019 movies you've seen

1. Knives Out
2. The Irishman
3. Glass
4. Midsommar
5. Avengers: Endgame
6. El Camino
7. The Lighthouse
8. Joker
9. Apollo 11
10. Cold Pursuit
11. Ford v Ferrari
12. Us
13. Shazam!
14. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
15. Booksmart
16. John Wick 3
17. Ready Or Not
18. Terminator: Dark Fate
19. Godzilla: King of the Monsters
20. Spider-Man: Far From Home
21. Crawl
22. Good Boys
23. Captain Marvel
24. Detective Pikachu
25. Lego Movie 2
26. Last Christmas
27. Dark Phoenix
28. Reign of the Supermen
29. Escape Room
30. Toy Story 4
31. Batman: Hush
32. Doctor Sleep
33. Brightburn
34. Hobbs and Shaw
35. Justice League vs The Fatal Five
36. Happy Death Day 2U
37. Child's Play
38..Scooby Doo: Return to Zombie Island
39. Dumbo
40. The Lion King
41. Pet Semetary

Not so many for me so far, but one great film and several very good ones.

9/10

Parasite

7/10

Pain & Glory
And Then We Danced
The Irishman
Dolomite is My Name

6

I Lost My Body
Joker
Toy Story 4

5

Ad Astra
Good Boys
Shazam!
The Great Hack
Knives Out 
The Farewell
Vivarium

4

Arctic
The Kid Who Would Be King

3

Avengers: Endgame

2

The King

I have seen 17 movies released in 2019, and like 9 of them (but only the first two listed stand out from the pack and are among my favorites in general)...

1)El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie (2019) - 7.5-8/10 (within my Top 77 movies)
2)The Irishman (2019) - 7/10 (within my Top 153 movies)

3)Dragged Across Concrete - 6/10 (a mild Thumbs Up)
-)Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
-)Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw
-)John Wick 3

7)Men in Black: International
-)Unplanned
-)Gemini Man

NOTE: I suspect the ones in the 7th-9th place are most at risk of declining (as in dropping back to a 5/10(Thumbs Down)) on a re-watch.

p.s. but so far I have only seen 17 movies released in 2019 which is pretty low compared to my typical year this decade in terms of volume of movies seen as if I take a average movies seen per year from 2010-2018 (so nine years) comes out to about 75 movies and the lowest single year of those would be 2018 @ 39 movies. I suspect ill see a bit more before I am pretty much done with 2019, but probably not much more (about 5-ish movies tops although closer to 3 movies that have a little more potential) which means it's likely 2019 finishes as the year I have seen the fewest movies of in the entire 2010's decade. with that said... I suspect in this upcoming 2020's decade, I am going to be more selective on what I watch vs what I used to as this will help raise the average quality of movies I watch as instead of watching a bunch of mostly forgettable movies to maybe find a small gem, ill sacrifice that to help keep more movies I see hitting Thumbs Up status, hopefully.

...which is why I said 'several'.

5/10 is okay for me, worth watching, middle of the curve.  7 is very good/recommendable. I haven’t seen all that many films from this year so I’d say six really strong titles is a pretty good strike rate.

1. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood - 9/10
2. Joker
3. The Irishman
4. Midsommar
5. Parasite
6. The Lighthouse - 8.5/10
7. Ad Astra 
8. Dragged Across Concrete - 8/10
9. Avengers: Endgame
10. Us
11. Motherless Brooklyn
12. Toy Story 4
13. Velvet Buzzsaw - 7.5/10
14. The Farewell
15. Brightburn
16. The Peanut Butter Falcon - 7/10
17. The Perfection
18. Never Grow Old
19. Glass
20. The Highwaymen
21. Ready or Not
22. Fighting with My Family
23. Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark
24. Satanic Panic
25. The Dead Don't Die
26. In Fabric
27. Shazam!
28. John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum
29. Good Boys - 6.5/10
30. Booksmart
31. Bliss
32. Dark Phoenix
33. The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part
34. Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile
35. Piercing
36. Triple Frontier
37. It Chapter Two - 6/10
38. Long Shot
39. Annabelle Comes Home
40. Spider-Man: Far from Home
41. Yesterday
42. Happy Death Day 2U
43. Captain Marvel
44. Child's Play - 5.5/10
45. Ma
46. Paradise Hills
47. Crawl
48. American Hangman
49. Dumbo
50. Serenity
51. Men in Black: International - 5/10
52. Beach Bum
53. The Laundromat
54. The Lion King
55. The Curse of La Llorona
56. Pet Sematary
57. Godzilla: King of the Monsters - 4.5/10
58. Aladdin - 4/10

I have seen exactly 8 movies dated 2019 by the IMDb.

1. Knives Out / Rian Johnson (got home from seeing it two hours ago)
2. The Spy Behind Home Plate / Aviva Kempner (Documentary)
3. Apollo 11 / Todd Douglas Miller (Documentary)
4. Pavarotti / Ron Howard (Documentary)
5. John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum / Chad Stahelski
6. Close / Vicky Jewson (Netflix)
7. Tolkien / Dome Karukoski
8. Domino / Brian De Palma

10/10
The Irishman
Avengers: Endgame

9/10
Midsommar

8/10
El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie
Spider-Man: Far From Home

7/10
Maleficent: Mistress of Evil
Long Shot
Anna
John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum
Toy Story 4
Aladdin
Captain Marvel

6/10
Frozen 2
Ma
Otherhood
The Lion King
Isn't It Romantic
Christmas in the Wild

5/10
For Love or Money
See You Yesterday

4/10
American Son

rudeboy



I guess I might have misinterpreted the word 'several' as it made it sound like more than there actually was etc, but I guess close enough.

I can't complain about your 'pretty good strike rate' comment (although it seems like five and not six) as I would consider that a solid year if I gave five movies a 7/10 or higher. but the last time that occurred for me (as in a year with at least five movies I scored a 7/10 or higher) was 2015 @ seven movies.

but here is the volume of movies I scored a 7/10 or higher in each year of the current decade...

2010 = 7 movies
2011 = 8 movies (close to 9)
2012 = 7 movies (close to 8)
2013 = 7 movies (close to 11)
2014 = 4 movies (close to 8)
2015 = 7 movies (close to 9)
2016 = 1 movie (close to 4)
2017 = 1 movie (close to 2)
2018 = 2 movies (close to 4)
2019 (so far) = 2 movies

so as you can see after 2015 things took a general hit overall as prior to that things were generally pretty consistent from year to year with a slight dip in 2014.

p.s. but it appears your descriptions for your ratings are pretty much the same as me, or similar enough, as while I ultimately consider a movie I score a 5/10 a Thumbs Down, it's typically good enough not to have wasted my time. like generally one of those okay enough for a one time viewing sorta things. but since I ultimately judge a movies worth by whether I want to re-watch it or not that pretty much is what makes or breaks a movie in a very basic sense for me and determines whether a movie is a 5/10 or less (i.e. Thumbs Down) or a 6/10 or higher (i.e. Thumbs Up).

8/10
Joker

7/10
Rambo:Last Blood
The Wretched
Color Out Of Space

6/10
Crawl
VFW
Bliss
Tokyo Ghoul S
Brightburn
Godzilla: King of the Monsters

5/10
Blood Vessel
Child’s Play

3/10
Critter’s Attack!