The Best Movies of 2013 According to Entertainment Weekly Critics

Owen Gleibarman and Chris Nashawaty, the two main critics of Entertainment Weekly, have put together their Top Ten best movies of the year.

Entertainment Weekly is thus added to the many publications that at this time make lists with the best of the year, such as Time or Empire.

Both Critics have agreed to choose between the three best films «Twelve Years a Slave" Y "Before Midnight«, Owen Gleibarman has chosen Steve McQueen's film as the best of this 2013 while he places Richard Linklater's film in third position, Chris Nashawaty reverses the order and places“ Before Midnight ”as the best of the year and“ Twelve Years a Slave »as the third on your list.

Gleibarman and Nashawaty agree that «Gravity" Y "Fruitvale station»Have been one of the ten best films of these twelve months and while the first one opts for tapes such as«American Hustle","Blue Jasmine»Or«Inside Llewyn Davis«, Three films that are up for the Oscars, the second one opts for«Captain Phillips»Or«All is lost«, Two other films that are up for the Academy Awards.

Owen gleibarman

1. "Twelve Years a Slave"
2. "American Hustle"
3. "Before Midnight"
4. "Fruitvale Station"
5. "Gravity"
6. "Blue Jasmine"
7. «I passed him»
8. "World War Z"
9. Prisoners
10. "Inside Llewyn Davis"

Chris Nashawaty

1. "Before Midnight"
2. "Gravity"
3. "Twelve Years a Slave"
4. "Fruitvale Station"
5. "Captain Phillips"
6. Enough Said
7. "Deceptive Practice: The Mysteries and Mentors of Ricky Jay"
8. "Out of the Furnace"
9. "All is Lost"
10. "The Conjuring"

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