what movies will people watch to see what the world looked like in the 2010s/2020s?

one thing i like about watching old movies is seeing what cities or towns looked like in the past. last night i was thinking that for various reasons (CGI/homogenization of landscapes/collapse of the movie industry/etc) that there aren't really this kind of movie for the 2010s/2020s, and i was starting to get depressed about it. but also it's hard to think this way about the era you're currently living in. can you think of any movies that people in the future might watch that would show them what the physical landscape of the current era looks like?

Caligula

but in all seriousness, uhhh....

99 Homes

Florida Project (since the # of people permanently living in hotels has gone up)

probably the entire fast and the furious franchise, demonstrating the evolution of urban and automotive space over the past 15 to 20 years

that's a good one

Along the same lines as The Florida Project, American Honey. I'm Canadian, but I'm, uh, intuiting that it captures something about the look of the landscape...I have no idea; I just love the movie.

Boyhood?

The Romanian film Sieranevada (2016) mostly takes place indoors, but the opening long take of a car illegally parking on the street captures the feel and sound of a modern city perfectly.

minding the gap, maybe

Trying to think of a film with people inhabiting a single space and slowly losing their marbles. Bug, maybe?

basically a Michael Shannon movie

Hell or High Water

Aquaman

"american honey" was one of the few answers i came up with before i started the thread.

Contagion

Leave No Trace and Support The Girls come to mind

I guess it's from 2009 but I remember seeing Brothers (the Jim Sheridan remake) and being bothered by how obtrusive and unmovieish the cars were. So maybe that.

THX 1138

10 Cloverfield Lane

Lifeboat

Phone Booth

The Vanishing (the ending, specifically)

can i humbly request no more "DO YOU SEE WHAT I DID THERE?!?!?" answers to this question

Soderbergh has been good at this.

More affective than physical, but the movie I think of as embodying this era is Under the Silver Lake. I suspect my thinking on this is a bit off the mark, though.

Sounds like the upcoming Nomadland might be perfect for this thread (going by a trailer I saw and the title of the source material, Nomadland: Surviving America in the Twenty-First Century).

The Beach Bum is an absolute celebration of its locations.

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Chef, too

Slightly pre-#MeToo, chefs as artists combining bougie plating + tattoos, pre-algorith real-time social media making food trucks a phenomenon, etc.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgFws3AoIUY

Not a movie, but Lodge 49 I think is a good pick for this.

lodge 49 and brockmire are the two series I think of that capture a certain je ne sais quoi

Oh, and duh, Parasite.