Your Top 10 of 2020?

I haven't seen this, but I've heard only amazing things. Definitely need to watch. 

here's the current list but I have quite a bit left to see

The Climb (Michael Angelo Covino)
Driveways (Andrew Ahn)
Ma Rainey's Black Bottom (George C. Wolfe)
The Personal History of David Copperfield (Armando Ianucci)
Promising Young Woman (Emerald Fennell)
Time (Garret Bradley)
Saint Frances (Alex Thompson)
Waiting for the Barbarians (Ciro Guerra)
Welcome to Chechnya (David France)
Wolfwalkers (Tomm Moore & Ross Stewart)

honorable mentions:
Berlin Alexanderplatz (Burhan Qurbani)
City Hall (Frederick Wiseman)
Dick Johnson Is Dead (Kirsten Johnson)
Saint Maud (Rose Glass)

Slightly cheating a few releases bc it's such a weak year and it's my list dang it.

The Hater
Red Post on Escher Street
Tommaso
Saint Maud
The Gentlemen
Sound of Metal
Palm Springs
The Swerve
Swallow

10 spot prob one of these - First Cow, Vast of Night, Samurai Marathon, Onward, A Sun.

Documentary Top 10.....: Coup 53, Bloody Nose Empty Pockets, The Mind of Aaron Hernandez, Tiger King, My Darling Vivian, Collective, Murder on Middle Beach, Boys State, Be Water, Sportin Life

Looking forward to this one!

Driveways
Soul
Sound of Metal
Possessor
Deerskin
The Nest
Tommaso
Never Rarely Sometimes Always
The Father
Wolfwalkers

HM - Minari, The Lodge, On the Rocks, First Cow, Bad Boys for Life

With still so much to see:

1. Promising Young Woman
2. The Father
3. Tenet
4. Nomadland
5. Another Round
6. The Trial of the Chicago 7
7. Judas and the Black Messiah
8. Soul
9. Da 5 Bloods
10. I'm Thinking of Ending Things

So far:

1. Red Post On Escher Street
2. Malmkrog
3. Siberia
4. Tenet
5. Mangrove
6. Last Letter
7. Another Round
8. Berlin Alexanderplatz
9. Nomadland
10. The Hater

Still waiting for The Father but other than that it feels like nothing else will break into it (although who knows):

1. Tenet
2. Soul
3. Red Post on Escher Street
4. I'm Thinking of Ending Things
5. Minari
6. Wolfwalkers
7. The Personal History of David Copperfield
8. Dear Comrades!
9. Mank
10. Nomadland

If I recall correctly, it had a limited one-week digital "run" for folks in New York in December, and then it'll only be seen by march 26th. It'll be almost 4 months into 2021 until people (in the US and worldwide) can actually watch it so, yeah, it's a 2021 movie for me.

Spain got it in theaters, and I think that the digital "run" was still available for people to see it if they wanted (several folks here did that). It's 2020 by my metric, as is Saint Maud (as audiences could see it in 2020 in the UK), whereas Judas is firmly 2021 because it was unavailable entirely until that year.