Top 6 underrated films of the decade, which is worth a look

It is almost impossible to keep track of all the cool movies that come out in one year, not to mention the decade, Willy-nilly, some of them pass us by unnoticed and sometimes we miss a rather interesting picture.

Fortunately, it can always be corrected, and today we have gathered 6 as different, but interesting tapes that definitely deserve attention.

The film with the then little-known Saoirse Ronan talks about the girl, brought up in the desert father (played by former Hulk, Eric Bana) who taught her many languages, survival skills, and in fact turned into the perfect weapon. When it turns out that it searches for mysterious reasons, the CIA, Hannah must flee and learn how to be human in a world of which she knows nothing.

Paul Thomas Anderson is one of the greatest living American filmmakers, Thomas Pynchon is one of the greatest living American writers, and Joaquin Phoenix is one of the greatest living American actors.

As a film that combined all three talents in one film, was cash bomb, which didn't even beat your budget? This is just one of the many intricate questions connected with "birth defect" of 2014, a film that finally managed to adapt the author, whose work has long been considered not amenable to film adaptation.

Given that the original novel has about 400 pages, it's a miracle that Anderson failed to make such an accurate adaptation, which in some way became clear for those who have not read the book of Pynchon. While "inherent Vice" has achieved some hype around himself in the year of its release, after five years of it, few people remember, despite such a stellar cast. It's very sad, especially since it is delightfully strange film, which ranks among the best works of Anderson.

The film tells the story of Jackson Healy (Russell Crowe), a tough guy for hire who teams up with a private investigator and an alcoholic named Holland March (Ryan Gosling) to investigate the disappearance of a woman who may or may not be dead.

Director Shane black has always loved to tell about the adults, unsure of how they fit into this world, and Healy with Marcham, in accordance with the "trademark" of the filmmaker, is deeply unhappy place that is. Crowe plays Gil with a suppressed melancholy, whose life is empty when it not finds with gangsters at the time like March has a tattoo on his arm that reads: "You will never be happy."

Martin Scorsese is a Director whose concern with your Catholic upbringing is deeply rooted in his films. Even outside "the Last temptation of Christ" and it is attempt to reckon with mortality, divine retribution and the lies we tell ourselves to continue to live a comfortable life.

This purpose of storytelling existed in the subtext of such cult films as "Goodfellas" (from Scorsese's, of course, not in the above picture), and also in "the Wolf of wall street", but "Silence" displays all these motives are to the fore.

Maybe it is this interaction with spirituality and righteousness, and has led to the fact that "Silence" is barely paid for more than $ 20 million budget in international distribution, even when critics universally praised the film. Don't let a serious topic and duration to nearly three hours scare you. Seriously, "Silence" is one of the best films of Scorsese.

Despite the fact that the Internet and social networks have been around for decades, most movies still rarely try to show how people actually use them.

Yes, there are films such as "Remove from friends" and "Search", which takes place within a computer monitor, but few other films really interested in how to deal with specific desires, which can satisfy the social network.

When Ingrid's mother dies, leaving her a good inheritance, the Girl becomes possessed influential instagram-influencers Taylor Sloan, which seems to be the perfect life. Ingrid goes to Hollywood trying to make Taylor her best friend, but the farther it moves, maniakalno becomes her behavior...

If you truly frustrating is how few recently released horror-musicals about mermaids, we have good news for you. The Polish film "Temptation" are sure to soothe that particular itch.

Free recycling the stories of Hans Christian Andersen, which served as the basis for disney's "the little Mermaid", "Temptation" tells the story of two mermaids who join a rock band in the 1980-ies. Although this may sound like a throwaway plot for a disney cartoon, I want to clarify: "Temptation" amazing and tough "with the light".

The unique tone of the film and bright musical numbers can seem stylish by themselves, but "Temptation" is going to say about femininity, immigration and love a lot more than you might think.

Katie rife from the "AV Club" called it "a genre film that blends elements of musicals, horror, romance and fantasy in this modern tale, which celebrates the animal and the female and also intimate intersection between them." If for some unfortunate reason you haven't seen this Polish discovery, after such a description, I think, will correct this omission.