Ranking Denis Villeneuve’s Top 10 Movies From Worst To Best

By Hari P N

Ah, hush your discourse, aficionados of cinema! Enter into this meticulous critique of Denis Villeneuve’s cinematic oeuvre, arranged from the least to the most exquisite, as per my discerning observation. This exploration mirrors my reflections on the cinematic landscape crafted by the French-Canadian auteur. From gripping suspense dramas to contemplative science fiction masterpieces, Villeneuve’s collection is a journey through the spectrum of emotions and intellect.

Before we embark on this cinematic odyssey, remember one crucial detail: ranking films is as subjective as selecting your favorite delicacies. While I may extol the virtues of “Arrival” as Villeneuve’s masterpiece, you might find solace in “Prisoners” or “Dune.” And therein lies the beauty. As we traverse this curated list, let us remain open and revel in the diverse spectrum of cinematic treasures Denis Villeneuve brings to the forefront. Let the countdown commence!

10. August 32nd on Earth (1998)

• Genres: Drama, Romance
• IMDB Score: 6.5/10
• Rottentomatoes audience score: 69%
• Runtime: 1h 28m

Denis Villeneuve made this movie, and he also wrote it. It’s about Simone dealing with a car crash and thinking about life afterward. Resolved to seize life, she opts to pursue motherhood. Yet, her selection of Philippe, her attached best friend, introduces intricacies into their situation. Philippe agrees to be the father, but only if they conceive the child in Salt Lake City amidst the vast desert. Their trip together teaches them much about love, being alone, and finding themselves. They learn some important stuff as they go.