4th Place: Zack Snyder did what he does best: make a direct-adaptation graphic novel film. “Watchmen” had spectacular cinematography and visual effects, as well as a tense story built around […]
5th Place: Rounding out fifth place is “Road to Perdition,” a fantastic performance and cinematography piece that will surely make film majors drool. The beginning was a bit slow in […]
6th Place: “Young Frankenstein” was a funny joy ride filled with witty jokes and hilarious performances that will surely entertain you for its full length. It’s arguably Mel Brooks’ best […]
7th Place: It’s not everyday you come across a film that takes its time to unravel to elegant cinematography and aesthetics. “Midnight in Paris” was a great experience, crafted with […]
8th Place: I never heard of “The Fall” until last year, and was captivated by the experience from the get-go. It’s use of colors and costuming, paired with the theme […]
9th Place: It was Caesar’s final outing, and it was epic. Sure, it didn’t blow me out of the water as much as I wanted, but “War for the Planet […]
10th Place: I loved “A Monster Calls” for its originality, style, and great performances. Its message was warm and the visual effects really brought together the theme the filmmakers shot […]
11th Place: I had high expectations for “The Disaster Artist,” and although they weren’t reached at their full extent, I still had a great time watching it. The blend of […]
12th Place: “Lion” was a touching, heart-warming feature displaying the wonderful acts found through adoption and a wayward son trying to find his past. I was moved by it, but […]
13th Place: While “Moana” boasted a fun adventure filled with catchy music and beautiful animation, it wasn’t cracked up to be the Movie of the Year. It’s certainly a fine […]
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