These Are the Best Movies of the Decade

We narrow down the 10 best films from a decade that changed the foundations of cinema as we know it. If you have trouble reading this message, view it in a browser.       The Best Movies of the 2010s Represent Who We Are and Where We've Been   Year-end ten-best movies lists are more than just an annual occasion for navel-gazing critics to get up on their collective soap boxes and subjectively rank things, arguing why the films they loved are better than the film you loved. Or, at least, they should be. Ideally, they provide an opportunity for reflection—a chance to look back at the previous 12 months and take the temperature of the culture, both where we are and where we've been. What made us laugh? What sparked a flicker of sorely-needed empathy? What dazzled us with the shock of the new? What spoke to us and moved us? In short, what was Art. Read More           The 15 Best Deals for Under $150 From Mr Porter's Big Holiday Sale   It's the most wonderful time of the year. Sure, sure—that's because the holiday season is still in full swing, giving us until January 1 to keep believing in goodwill towards men and general yuletide friendliness. But more important than all that, at least if you're in the market for some stylish new stuff, is the advent of a very, very solid set of sales that started today. Read More           Puglia Is Italy's Lesser-Known Seaside Food and Wine Haven   Created by Esquire for Locations   Where to stay, dine, and beach in the Italian wine country. Read More           The Most Tantalizing, Ridiculous, and Unfortunate Celebrity Feuds of 2019   Why do we, as a culture, love a good feud? Is it the soapy drama of two individuals volleying back and forth in the tabloids for days? Is it the thrill of feeling like sleuthy participants as we pass judgment on who's right and who's wrong? Is it the chance to see our favorite celebrities debased by their own juvenile sniping? Read More           These Boots Will Quickly Become Your Everyday Boots—and Stay That Way for a Long, Long Time   You've seen this viral video, right? The one wear a teacher walks into his classroom, day after day, offering a "hello" and making the same sharp righthand turn to the front of the classroom? This piece of modern art is an ode to consistency. Were you a student, at first, you probably wouldn't even notice it. But when you finally did, you'd find yourself paying close attention to it, counting on it even. It would become an expectation, and later, something endearing, something worth celebrating. Boots—not all boots, but the right boots—work this way, too. Read More           Netflix's Don't F**k With Cats Tells the True Story of One of Canada's Most Infamous Murderers   Netflix is pumping out gripping true crime documentaries like there's no tomorrow, and the streaming service's latest offering is the three-part series Don't F**K With Cats: Hunting an Internet Killer. The docu-series tells the story of one of Canada's most infamous crimes, the murder of Lin Jun. Lin was killed by Luka Magnotta, who courted internet infamy before the murder by circulating videos of himself killing kittens. Here's what you should know about the man who became the subject of an international manhunt. Read More         Read More on Esquire.com       Follow Us     Unsubscribe  Privacy Notice   esquire.com ©2019 Hearst Communications Inc. All Rights Reserved. Hearst Email Privacy, 300 W 57th St., Fl. 19 (sta 1-1), New York, NY 10019