Film Picks of 2015

[Career Over Like Mike(NJJ)]

Mag also included top 5's from some notable critics:

Anne Billson
It Follows
Marshland
The Duke Of Burgundy
Inherent Vice
The Diary Of A Teenage Girl

Jonathan Rosenbaum
Ex Machina
I, Dalio
Jauja
Journey To The West
The Thoughts That Once We Had

Kim Newman
The Duke Of Burgundy
Inherent Vice
Tales Of Hoffmann
Mad Max: Fury Road
Frankenstein

Jim Hoberman
The Assassin
No Home Movie
Cemetary Of Splendour
Phoenix
Amy

Henry K. Miller
Blackhat
While We're Young
Clouds Of Sils Maria
Mistress America
Mad Max: Fury Road

I really need to see The Duke Of Burgundy now. Shoulda paid attention to Spart.

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Didn't know Inherent Vice counts as 2015, pretty easy list addition if that's the case

[EMCEE DARTH MALEK]

not putting mad max on your list is an implicit admission of bitch status.

[Spartan]

Surprised A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night didn't get a look in.

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some interesting picks here along with the expected ones

[jamrage]

Updated:


The Great
1)Mad Max Fury Road
2)Spotlight
3)The Big Short
4)The Lobster
5)Sicario
6)Trumbo


The Very Good
Bridge of Spies
Dope
Creed
The Seven Five
Brooklyn
Goodnight Mommy
Amy
The Hateful Eight
Star Wars: The Force Awakens
Best of Enemies
A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night
Mission Impossible Rogue Nation
The End of the Tour
Going Clear
The Martian
Ex Machina
The Wolfpack
Cartel Land
Straight Outta Compton
Steve Jobs

Movies I Liked That Aren't Great Movies
The Gift
Everest
Terminator Genisys
Ant-Man
Spectre
The Guest
Trainwreck

Critically Acclaimed That I Didn't Really Care For
Anomalisa
The Duke of Burgundy
Room
Tangerine
Joy
Carol

[unclebengi]

I really need to see The Duke Of Burgundy now. Shoulda paid attention to Spart.

Peeped it on Netflix yesterday, wild flick. Definitely one of the year's best.

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DA GAWD IS BACK TO DROP SCIENCE ON THE IGNORANT

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[Spartan]

The Green Inferno and Knock Knock > Mad Max: Fury Road Eli Roth’s two-fer made him the year’s wittiest political filmmaker, reviving low-grade genres as social satire — the opposite of George Miller’s craven, violent, utterly mindless spectacular.

[Employee]

The Young and Prodigious T. S. Spivet > The Revenant Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s coming-of-age fable expresses an outsider’s affection for 20th-century Americana, while Alejandro González Iñárritu reduces the history of the American West to savagery — and Obama-era self-deprecation.

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