Recent movies you've seen you'd include in an all time lists

Ill assume recent means movies released in the previous decade (i.e. 2010-2019) and in this regard there is 46 movies (18 more movies if I want to count ones just shy of favorite movie status) that would make my personal all-time list. but just to list my cream-of-the-crop of the 2010's decade (i.e. movies I score a 9/10 or higher), which keeps the list very short... Skyfall (2012)(9/10)/The American (2010)(9/10). which are within my Top 16 movies straight up.

but 46 movies from the 2010-2019 time period and there is 155 movies I consider a favorite straight up. so there is 29.7% of my favorite movies are released in the 2010-2019 time frame.

but if you want to look at it in terms of a movie I most recently viewed for the first time that made my all-time list regardless of release year of the movie... Ford v Ferrari (2019) which was on Dec 31st 2019. but in general... I feel I have largely exhausted seeing movies from the past that are good enough for me to call a favorite as when I do find new entries that make my all-time favorite movies list they are almost always going to be movies released into the future (so as this point in time that means 2020+). because while I think it's possible to still find a movie from the past that could be good enough to make my favorite movies straight up (which would mean my all-time favorites list) ill likely have to watch a bunch of mostly forgettable ones to 'maybe' find a gem which is why I am in no rush to see movies I have not already seen before from the past. so basically I just watch whatever I watch and whatever happens, happens. because my general goal in watching movies is to find movies I want to re-watch from time-to-time (i.e. movies I score at least a 6/10)) and especially ones I consider good enough to be a favorite (i.e. movies I score a 7/10 or higher) and in this regard the far safer choice is movies released into the future as those still turn up here and there unlike the past that's getting quite difficult to find those that stand out that I have not already seen. but it's like I have said before... that's why I tend to re-watch more movies than movies I see for the first time simply because if I never or rarely re-watched movies I would lose a large portion of my interest in them.

p.s. but anything I score a 7 or higher makes what I would call my all-time list since there is only 155 movies out of the 2,300+ total movies I have seen that I score a 7/10 or higher. these stand out from the pack. then there is a additional 35 movies I score a 6-6.5/10 which are just shy of favorite movie status.