Top 12 Most Underrated Movies Of 2022
Major hits from the last year include Minions: The Rise of Gru, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, and Top Gun: Maverick. It's time to move on to the underappreciated 2022 films now that they've received enough attention. These are the movies that deserved higher praise than they received. None of them came close to being box office successes. They didn't spark many conversations around the water cooler. The box office wasn't dominated by them. But they did have total power.
The most underappreciated movies of 2022 come in a variety of genres. Some are significant studio releases that viewers overlooked for a variety of causes. Others are smaller, indie films that struggled to compete in a market dominated by well-known brands. Others chose not to have a theatrical launch and made their debut on streaming platforms, where they had difficulty garnering attention. Whatever the cause, they all need to be known more broadly. Check out one (or all!) of these the next time you want to see something incredible.
Soderbergh makes the most of that two-fold strategy while still giving Kimi a fast speed. (It barely lasts 89 minutes.) Kravitz is giving engaging, edgy performances that grab our attention straight away and hold it throughout. The next time you're looking for a gripping, tense thriller, pick up Kimi.
The most underappreciated movies of 2022 come in a variety of genres. Some are significant studio releases that viewers overlooked for a variety of causes. Others are smaller, indie films that struggled to compete in a market dominated by well-known brands. Others chose not to have a theatrical launch and made their debut on streaming platforms, where they had difficulty garnering attention. Whatever the cause, they all need to be known more broadly. Check out one (or all!) of these the next time you want to see something incredible.
#1 Fall
#2 The Adam Project
#3 The Outfit
#4 Emily the Criminal
#5 Fresh
#6 Watcher
#7 I Want You Back
#8 Kimi
Soderbergh makes the most of that two-fold strategy while still giving Kimi a fast speed. (It barely lasts 89 minutes.) Kravitz is giving engaging, edgy performances that grab our attention straight away and hold it throughout. The next time you're looking for a gripping, tense thriller, pick up Kimi.
#9 After Yang
#10 Studio 666
#11 Honor Society
#12 Apollo 10½: A Space Age Childhood
In Waking Life and A Scanner Darkly, director Richard Linklater employed the ground-breaking "rotoscope" style of animation to great effect. It looks much cooler now than it did then after several years of further improvements. Apollo 10 1/2 is also a fantastic depiction of young children's awe and their capacity to be inspired by the magnificent things they see around them. Linklater based the movie on his own experiences as a youngster, and that intimate contact had a profound impact.
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