Welcome to watch Mojo, and today we're counting down our picks for the top 20 underrated movies of the century.

So far for this list, we're taking a look at Amazing films released between 2000 and 2019 that were ignored by mainstream audiences.

While some of these films received critical acclaim and even minor cult followings, they've yet to achieve the credit they deserve.

Number 20 Upgrade Now more than ever, it's hard to save.

Technology is our friend or foe.

Several movies have offered their two cents on the debate, and upgrade is among the most inventive.

I'm not looking to restore my life.

Look for the off switch film is carried by a magnetic performance from Logan Marshall Green as Gray, a man who's left paralyzed following a tragic mugging.

The man who shot your wife, there's no gun in his hand.

She was shot.

That means he had to go.

She was shot, but not with a gun.

He was holding in his hand, a gun implanted inside his hand.

Simon Maiden is equally strong as the voice of stem, an aye aye implant Who gives Gray a second chance at life and revenge?

All right.

Writer director Lee won l crops and involving Mystery.

But the real question throughout upgrade is Who's truly in the driver seat?

Grey or stem?

We can only hope this film grows a wider following because when L has ideas for a sequel, Number 19 Walk Hard.

The Dewey Cox Story You know something is wrong with society when Meet the Spartans opens at number one at the domestic box office.

While this hilarious spoof fell flat financially, I think I'm doing okay for a 15 year old with a wife and a baby.

Despite coming out only a couple of years after Walk the Line and Ray because the musical biopics still seemed like a fairly niche sub genre to parity in 2007 the sixties are an important and exciting time.

They it's like something happening here with the subsequent releases of Love and Mercy, Bohemian Rhapsody and Rocket Man.

Though people have become more conscious of the troops we constantly see in these movies with meditation, there's no limit to what we could Imagine Walk Hard is a clever send up of these cliches, delivering some surprisingly catchy original songs and a great cast led by John C.

Reilly, who's also one of the century's most underrated comedic talents.

You're not even half the bar that the top half of Nate Wiles after a government half.

So you're saying I'm less than 1/4 of the boy Nate Waas Number 18 Bernie.

True crime stories have seen a rise in popularity throughout the century, but Bernie is one of the most unique and underappreciated approaches to the genre.

I am so happy for you.

Can I tell you I am not fond of cremations?

I just don't like the idea of someone spending eternity in something the size of a motel ice bucket.

We say that this is a mock you memory, but unlike this is Spinal Tap for Borat, there's actually a fair deal of truth to Richard Linklater film.

I can understand chewing each bite of some food 25 times like chicken fried steak, but I don't think you have to chew your refried beans that many times Jack Black gives one of his most charismatic performances is Bernie TV a real life mortician who was put on trial for the murder of an elderly rich woman.

But there's a late a member of this congregation shot in the back four times and put in the freezer.

Any burning told not to Bernie this church.

While all signs point to Bernie's guilt, the town is a hard time believing that somebody's so lovable could be responsible for taking a person's life.

Likewise, it's easy for the audience to forget that such a charming film is based on a heinous crime.

Number 17.

It comes at night based on the title and advertisements people went into.

It comes at night expecting a more traditional apocalyptic horror film rather than solely relying on jump scares and gore.

Trey Edward Schultz is film delivered a far more understated and physiological experience above all else.

This is a morality tale that examines how far family will go to preserve their own lives.

We just want what's fair one enough food and enough water.

Then we're gonna go.

You're never gonna see us again.

Instead of a big, scary monster, the audience pulls back the curtain to find a mirror.

The lack of a straightforward villain, coupled with a slow pace, may have caused the film to fall through the cracks.

For fans of classic Twilight Zone episodes like The Monsters are due on Maple Street, you'll appreciate the film's haunting and even timely things.

Number 16 Rick, How Are You introduced to Ryan Johnson?

Probably through his more mainstream work like Star Wars, The Last Jedi.

For many critics, though, it was clear that Johnson had the makings of an audacious filmmaker based on his directorial debut, Brick.

Brad's the school's biggest Jake buyer.

So if this pin is behind all the selling, I just got his attention.

Anyone.

And now we've shaken the tree.

Let's wait and see what falls on our heads.

Justus Knives Out brought the murder mystery into the 21st century.

Rick is a classic film noir set in a modern high school.

Think the third man needs 10 Things I Hate About You.

On a shoestring budget of only $450,000 Johnson delivers a stylized homage to detective stories that's elevated by a witty screenplay and a hard boiled performance from Joseph Gordon Levitt.

You held like a card you can play.

I don't know what you're you better bring me.

At the same time, it was mostly for the money.

Now the Johnsons profile has risen significantly.

You owe it to yourself to catch up with this bull's eye number.

15.

Miami Vice It's no wonder Miami Vice underperformed at the box office back in 2006.

Somebody, something's gotta go somewhere somewhere, not too distant in the future.

It came out at a time when Hollywood was giving every retro TV show the big screen treatment and we mean every show.

It was easy for Miami Vice to get lost in a shuffle that included Bewitched and The Dukes of Hazzard.

Havana Cubans don't like my business.

I don't like my past.

Unlike those movies, this adaptation took a nostalgic property and evolved it for modern audiences.

At the time, critics negatively compared the film to its source material and Michael Mann's previous efforts.

Now that the dust has settled, many have cited the film stellar cinematography and graphic action as an inspiration.

It even made time outs list of the 101 best action movies ever made.

Number 14.

Be kind rewind.

It's surreal to think that few people born in the 2000 ten's would recognize a video rental store.

Be kind Rewind came out shortly before chains like Blockbuster and Hollywood Video about out all of it like this.

All it takes.

Tried everything.

When all the tapes at a struggling video store are erased, most F and Jack Black decide to re shoot each film.

Really be kind.

Rewind will not only resonate with fans of classic films, but also anyone who grew up making home movies with no budget.

Looking back now, the film reminds us, is something we've lost in the streaming era.

How video stores brought people together to share their passion for cinema.

Had the film come out today, we have a feeling it would have made a stronger impression in the nostalgic zeitgeist.

I will shoot you, Andi, I know.

Robot karate number 13 Silence.

Having gained a reputation as one of our greatest filmmakers, it's not often that we see a Martin Scorsese picture go unnoticed by audiences.

What's especially surprising about silence is that it didn't even generate much noise at the Academy Awards.

We asked for this mission.

We prayed for this in the exercises God heard us then and he hears us now.

Despite garnering positive reviews across the board, the film only got one Oscar nomination for Rodrigo Prieto's captivating cinematography.

Thought that Martin would be my salvation, Please Silence deserved so much more award attention for Scorsese's ambitious direction and Andrew Garfield's heartbreaking lead performance.

Think about the suffering you have inflicted on these people just because we'll be yourself.

His dream of a Christian Japan Garfield is nothing short of phenomenal as a Jesuit priest, Tauron between his faith and survival in a grueling environment.

Maybe it was the epic run time of 161 minutes that turned people off, but a film of this magnitude should not go speechless.

Number 12 Upstream Color With 2000 four's primer, director Shane Karu delivered one of the century's strangest, most unforgettable examples of experimental film making.

Almost 10 years later, Karu returned with a follow up film that's every bit is bizarre.

I am divorced.

That's not good, right?

It's a classic story of Boy Meets girl, although Chris and Jeff have more in common than they initially realize.

By all appearances, your survivor of Stage three in Dmitri, a cancer The good news is that there isn't any sign of any remaining carcinoma lab shows you're in no immediate danger.

Both were exposed to a parasite.

It's transferred from humans to pigs to orchids.

Yeah, based on that description, you can probably tell if upstream color will be your cup of tea.

For those with an open mind, though, this is an unusually beautiful story about the search for identity and how love can blossom in the most unlikely places.

Number 11 cynic Tiki, New York When some people can't even pronounce the title, chances are a movie isn't gonna pack theaters.

Even if you did catch the neck.

Dickie NEW York During its initial run, there's a good chance you wrote it off.

His pretentious nonsense about your artistic satisfaction.

Caden.

It may take some time to reflect upon and even multiple viewings, but more and more people are starting to see the brilliance of Charlie Kaufman's film.

Kaufman transforms a neck tiki into a surreal playground, crawling with rich symbolism, finding the point where realism and absurdity intersect.

I've watched you forever, Caden, but you've never really looked at anyone other than yourself, so watch me watch my heartbreak.

Watch me jump If it flew under your radar, went over your head.

Or you just need a reminder of how incredible Philip Seymour Hoffman was.

Check out why Roger Ebert named this the best film of the two thousands.

Number 10 Anomalisa from one Charlie Kaufman film to another, Anomalisa demonstrates why the 21st century has been a golden age for feature animation.

Unfortunately, animated movies tailored exclusively for adults remain a tough sell.

Why did you go?

I don't know.

Context.

Co directed by stop motion artists, Duke Johnson Anomalisa brings out the whimsy and the mundane in a man's midlife crisis.

You need to find your friend.

No.

Two.

Beautiful ladies trumps my friend.

The characters, maybe puppets.

But few films overflow with Maur raw humanity.

Everyone in Michael Stone's world blends into one another.

That is, except for one woman he encounters on a business trip.

I understand that you had a guest in your room last night.

Is that a crime?

No, that law.

Certainly hoteliers are in the business of being discreet about our guests.

Philandering.

Put this stranger be the key to Michael's happiness, or is he simply caught up in the moment.

In any case, this is a peculiar, humorous and provocative triumph that's unlike anything you've ever seen.

It truly is an anomaly, which was good, a normal number.

Nine dread.

It's a shame that when most people hear the title dread, the first thing they think of is that Sylvester Stallone train wreck, because you do not comply.

The sentence for those who have seen Pete Travis is wickedly entertaining.

Reboot.

You know that Karl Urban's portrayal of dread makes for one of the coolest action heroes to come out of this century, wondering when you'd remember you're left behind, Sir, A helmet can interfere with my psychic abilities.

I think a bullet might interfere with them more returning to the characters Hard hitting, Mysterious Roots This is the gritty interpretation that comic book fans waited years for, but hardly anyone turned up to see.

Audiences were quick to pass judgment, missing out on a thrilling, expertly crafted and character driven extravaganza.

Choke on It.

Dredd.

While the cult following four Dread is growing, we're still waiting for a sequel or TV continuation to finally get the green light.

Number eight.

A most violent year.

Oscar Isaac gives a multi layered performance as a bell.

Morales, who's not exactly a gangster but not exactly a legitimate businessman, either.

You have your job, too, but know that you're wrong.

We will take advantage of every opportunity to prove that.

Turning to criminals for help A Bell does everything he can to keep his hands clean but still finds blood on them.

What's with the gun?

I told you I wasn't gonna continue to stand around and let these people come and get me and my Children.

Jessica Chastain steals the show as a Bell's wife, who was like Lady Macbeth if she were a New Yorker in the 19 eighties.

The most violent year stands out as the centuries on Lee film that won the National Board of Review is top prize but didn't go on to receive any Oscar nominations.

Your Friend.

Instead, it's possible that academy members and audiences were caught off guard by the movie's tone, which is far less bombastic than its title suggests.

Nevertheless, few modern crime dramas have been Maur compelling.

Number 7 25th Our 25th hour was one of the first films to address the 9 11 attacks, but it didn't start out with that intent.

There's something in here, Mr Brogan.

You know, it's a good thing I found this gonna make itself so much more comfortable to sit on.

Film was actually in development around the same time America faced its darkest day, promoting director Spike Lee to weave the tragedy into the story.

Get him drunk.

Victory has one last good night.

The film is primarily said in 2002 as Edward Norton's Monty faces his final 24 hours before a seven year prison sentence will be a 38 year old punked out ex con with government issued dentures.

38 is still young.

Are you gonna get out?

You and me, we start something up.

Although 9 11 isn't the focus, Monty's feelings of anger, fear and uncertainty tapped into what many people were experiencing.