In La Nuit du Phoque ("The Night of the Seal") they "decided to try everything imaginable"; the 41 minutes are packed to the brim with wild and utterly incomprehensible visual and textual shifts, including special effects, graphic but sensual love scenes, a hilarious Busby Berkeley-style "revolutionary ballet", a superb avant-garde gay cabaret number sung by Philippe Danton – imagine a cross between Rocky Horror and the Trout Mask era Magic Band – and any number of absurd cameos (I particularly like the surprise appearance of Sir Isaac Newton, who scares the shit out of some kids playing in a local park). As a period piece La Nuit du Phoque is unbeatable, and it alone would make an impressive bonus.
H Is for Harry
Documentary
5.7
Interstellar
Adventure, Drama, Science Fiction
8.4
Spider-Man: No Way Home
Action, Adventure, Science Fiction
8.0
A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby
Romance, Family, TV Movie
6.3
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
Comedy, Fantasy
7.2
The Tomorrow War
Action, Science Fiction, Adventure
7.5
A Quiet Place
Horror, Drama, Science Fiction
7.4
There's Still Tomorrow
Drama, Comedy, War
8.2
No Exit
Thriller, Mystery
6.9
When Evil Lurks
Horror, Thriller
7.4
Hotel Transylvania: Transformania
Animation, Comedy, Family, Adventure, Fantasy
7.1
Project Power
Action, Crime, Science Fiction
6.5
The Lego Batman Movie
Animation, Action, Comedy, Family
7.2
Encanto
Animation, Comedy, Family, Fantasy
7.6
Wonder Woman 1984
Action, Adventure, Fantasy
6.4
Lupin III: The First
Adventure, Action, Animation
7.3
What Keeps You Alive
Horror, Thriller
5.8
The Fall Guy
Action, Comedy
7.2
Parasite
Comedy, Thriller, Drama
8.5
Rogue
Action, Adventure
5.6