#1 of 472 Best-rated film of 2010
91 Metascore $11.2K worldwide
Directed by Yasujiro Ozu
Children of Tokyo earned $11.2K worldwide; the year's biggest hit, Toy Story 3, earned $1.1B.
About Children of Tokyo4,879 films on the site were released in 2010, and 472 have enough critic or audience ratings to be ranked. Children of Tokyo tops the list, ahead of A Prophet and Toy Story 3. The biggest hit was Toy Story 3 with $1.1B worldwide, and The King's Speech won Best Picture at the 2011 Oscars.
Children of Tokyo is the best-rated film of 2010, with a rank value of 90/100 from critics and audiences, ahead of A Prophet (88/100). Ranked by a blend of Metascore and IMDb/Letterboxd user ratings (Echo Scores start with 2017 releases).
#1 of 472 Best-rated film of 2010
91 Metascore $11.2K worldwide
Directed by Yasujiro Ozu
Children of Tokyo earned $11.2K worldwide; the year's biggest hit, Toy Story 3, earned $1.1B.
About Children of TokyoA Prophet and Toy Story 3 follow Children of Tokyo. Drama is the most common genre in the top 25 (14 films). Ranked by a blend of Metascore and IMDb/Letterboxd user ratings (Echo Scores start with 2017 releases).
2010 · Drama, Crime · 2h 35m
Dir. Jacques Audiard No Echo Score: ranked 88/100 on critics & audiences
2010 · Adventure, Fantasy · 1h 43m
Dir. Lee Unkrich No Echo Score: ranked 88/100 on critics & audiences
2010 · Biography, Drama · 2h
Dir. David Fincher No Echo Score: ranked 86/100 on critics & audiences
2010 · Documentary · 2h
Dir. Charles Ferguson No Echo Score: ranked 85/100 on critics & audiences
2010 · Drama, History · 1h 58m
Dir. Tom Hooper No Echo Score: ranked 84/100 on critics & audiences
2010 · Biography, Drama · 5h 25m
Dir. Olivier Assayas No Echo Score: ranked 84/100 on critics & audiences
2010 · Drama, Comedy · 2h 22m
Dir. Chang-dong Lee No Echo Score: ranked 83/100 on critics & audiences
2010 · Music, Documentary · 1h 22m
Dir. Jonathan Demme No Echo Score: ranked 83/100 on critics & audiences
2010 · Drama, History · 1h 28m
Dir. Yael Hersonski No Echo Score: ranked 83/100 on critics & audiences
2010 · Action, Sci-Fi · 2h 28m
Dir. Christopher Nolan No Echo Score: ranked 82/100 on critics & audiences
2010 · Drama · 2h
Dir. Scandar Copti No Echo Score: ranked 82/100 on critics & audiences
2010 · Music, Documentary · 1h 40m
Dir. Pedro Costa No Echo Score: ranked 82/100 on critics & audiences
2010 · Documentary · 1h 30m
Dir. Bill Ross IV No Echo Score: ranked 82/100 on critics & audiences
2010 · Comedy, Documentary · 1h 27m
No Echo Score: ranked 82/100 on critics & audiences
2010 · Drama, Mystery · 2h 7m
Dir. Juan José Campanella No Echo Score: ranked 81/100 on critics & audiences
2010 · Adventure, Biography · 1h 34m
Dir. Danny Boyle No Echo Score: ranked 81/100 on critics & audiences
2010 · Biography, Drama · 2h 8m
Dir. Marco Bellocchio No Echo Score: ranked 80/100 on critics & audiences
2010 · Drama · 1h 40m
Dir. Javier Fuentes-León No Echo Score: ranked 80/100 on critics & audiences
2010 · Documentary · 1h 30m
Dir. Lucy Walker No Echo Score: ranked 80/100 on critics & audiences
2010 · Adventure, Fantasy · 1h 15m
No Echo Score: ranked 80/100 on critics & audiences
2010 · Adventure, Western · 1h 41m
Dir. Lucien Castaing-Taylor No Echo Score: ranked 80/100 on critics & audiences
2010 · Documentary · 1h 29m
Dir. Connie Field No Echo Score: ranked 80/100 on critics & audiences
2010 · Drama, Thriller · 1h 48m
Dir. Darren Aronofsky No Echo Score: ranked 80/100 on critics & audiences
2010 · Documentary · 1h 34m
Dir. Amir Bar-Lev No Echo Score: ranked 80/100 on critics & audiences
Toy Story 3 earned $1.1B worldwide, ahead of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I ($1B). The top 10 took $7.7B together; 1,240 films released in 2010 have a box office record here. Grosses that look like data errors are left out.
#1 $1.1B worldwide Toy Story 3 $415M domestic · Adventure
#2 $1B worldwide Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I $296.4M domestic · Action
#3 $1B worldwide Alice in Wonderland $334.2M domestic · Adventure
#4 $839.4M worldwide Inception $292.6M domestic · Action
#5 $752.6M worldwide Shrek Forever After $238.7M domestic · Adventure
#6 $698.5M worldwide The Twilight Saga: Eclipse $300.5M domestic · Sci-Fi
#7 $623.9M worldwide Iron Man 2 $312.4M domestic · Action
#8 $591.8M worldwide Tangled $200.8M domestic · Comedy
#9 $544.2M worldwide Despicable Me $251.7M domestic · Comedy
#10 $493.2M worldwide Clash of the Titans $163.2M domestic · Action Con Artist leads with 26 wins from 49 nominations, then The King's Speech with 21 wins. The King's Speech won Best Picture at the 2011 Oscars. In all, 110 films released in 2010 have award nominations on the site, with 145 wins between them.
The highest-ranked 2010 film of 12 genres, from Drama (Children of Tokyo) to Fantasy (The Secret of Kells). Each film appears once, under its first genre that is still free.
Children of Tokyo 91 Metascore
A Prophet 90 Metascore
Toy Story 3 92 Metascore
The Social Network 95 Metascore
Inside Job 88 Metascore
The King's Speech 88 Metascore
Carlos 94 Metascore
Secret Sunshine 84 Metascore
Neil Young Trunk Show 83 Metascore
Inception 74 Metascore
The Secret in Their Eyes 80 Metascore
The Secret of Kells 81 Metascore October was the busiest month of 2010 with 507 releases; its best-rated film is The Social Network. January shows 1,077 because films whose exact release day is unknown are stored on January 1.
50% of 2010's films with a known language are in English (2,429). Spanish comes next with 269 films, out of 71 languages in all.
A best-of page for each of 55 years, from 1900 to 2026 (so far). Before 1980 there is one page per decade, for its first year (1900, 1910, 1920, 1930, 1940, 1950, 1960, 1970); from 1980 every year has its own.
Quick answers about 2010's best-rated films, biggest hits and awards, from the lists above.
Children of Tokyo is the best-rated film of 2010 on What's After the Movie, with a rank value of 90/100 from critics and audiences. A Prophet is second and Toy Story 3 third. Ranked by a blend of Metascore and IMDb/Letterboxd user ratings (Echo Scores start with 2017 releases).
About Children of TokyoToy Story 3 earned $1.1B worldwide, the most of any 2010 release on the site. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I follows with $1B.
2010 box officeThe King's Speech (2010) won Best Picture at the 2011 Academy Awards.
The King's SpeechCon Artist has the best award record of the 2010 releases on the site: 26 wins from 49 nominations.
2011 awards seasonThe site lists 4,879 films released in 2010. 472 of them are ranked, and October had the most releases with a known day (507).
Ranked by a blend of Metascore and IMDb/Letterboxd user ratings (Echo Scores start with 2017 releases). Only feature films count (60 minutes or longer, no concert recordings), and a film needs enough ratings, box office or award attention to be ranked.