Sentences with phrase «films on this list»

These are films that I am looking forward to seeing and would make great alternatives if you can't get a ticket to one of the other films on this list.

The only film on the list above that I saw in a theatre is Certain Women, a beautifully enigmatic poem and an instant favourite.

While I get to see movies for free for reviewing purposes, several films on this list I enjoyed so much that I paid to see on more than one occasion.

The top horror film on this list may surprise you.

This is the most fearless film on the list and it's such a dark story you almost feel guilty for laughing.

One of a few near - perfect films on this list, where every scene and every aspect of the film works together in perfect harmony.

The first and only film on the list to feature monsters that spread their sickness without the exchange of any bodily fluids.

One of the most purely crowd - pleasing horror films on the list.

A handful of films on this list, in fact, were produced by streaming services like Amazon, with some of them not even receiving a wide theatrical release.

The first of the two films on this list about troubled musicians, Love & Mercy is surprisingly sprightly biopic about the life of Brian Wilson.

The next film on the list however is a little more of a surprise with Quentin Tarantino's Django Unchained taking the sixth spot.

If you take a little scroll through my film reviews, you may notice that the oldest films on the list Continue reading →

Perhaps the only film on this list more about what isn't in the script than what is, Kenneth Lonergan's Manchester by the Sea is one of the best portrayals of grief in cinema.

Mudbound has great buzz out of Sundance and it's one of three films on this list with a female director.

It's not the worst film on this list, but it's certainly the most aggressively bad, offering up a specific brand of awfulness that tends to leave a lasting mark on anyone who watches it.

Amour is the must - see film on this list, for sure, but Side Effects and Warm Bodies both deserve your attention.

«Combat Girls This is the other Fantastic Fest film on my list.»

9) A Ghost Story — Arguably the artsiest film on my list, David Lowery's self - financed supernatural drama is an unforgettable experience.

The film, starring Robert Carlyle and Mark Addy, was for a brief period the highest - grossing film in the U.K. (until it got pushed out by another titanic film on our list).

«Gloria» Without doubt the straight - up happiest film on this list, Sebastian Lelio's «Gloria» is outwardly extremely simple: a portrait of an ageing divorcee and mother of two grown children as she experiences ups and downs in her romantic life and a love / hate relationship with her neighbor's hairless cat.

It was especially a good year for Matthew McConaughey and Brie Larson as each of them are in multiple films on our list.

It pains me to put a David Fincher film on a list of most disappointing movies but I can't help it.

The second Claire Denis film on my list may seem an overly convenient choice for # 1, given how it neatly covers the prominent 2009 trends of standout female filmmakers, stories about Africa and, well, great Claire Denis films.

Gal Gadot is returning to the DCEU in her very own film, marking the first female - led superhero film on this list.

Perhaps the most realistic and gritty film on this list, Guy Ritchie's Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels was considered to be a huge turning point in the history of British cinema.

Wingard's second film on the list, You're Next is top - notch home - invasion horror mixed with an undercurrent of dark familial humor that doesn't quite leaven the proceedings but rather brings out the characters so you have a sense of who they are before they're taken out in brutal fashion.

If you're not sure where I'm going with this, shockingly, only one film on the list made its public debut after Sept. 5.

While not the most queer film on the list, it is famous for a lesbian kiss between Scarlett Johansson and Penélope Cruz.

# 5 — X-Men: Days of Future Past The first of three Marvel films on my list.

The second Gary Jones film on the list, Death Swamp, also known as Crocodile 2: Death Roll — whatever that means — is an unrelated sequel to a low point in Tobe Hooper's career: the movie Crocodile.

Director Gary Jones might just be the modern Bert I. Gordon, scoring three campy films on this list.

This brings our count to 3 Tim Burton films on this list.

Agassi (The Handmaiden, Park Chan - wook, 2016) While most of the other films on this list aim for subdued minimalism, this film sounds the call for maximalism loud and clear, marrying a delightfully twisted narrative with the most pleasurable romance of the year.

Having taken in $ 92.9 million (adjusted for inflation), the film starring Greg Kinnear is the fourth highest - grossing Christian film on our list at $ 944.4 million inflation - adjusted dollars.

But the sum result of this film never added up into the emotional surge that Spielberg's top two films on this list did, and the film has never really connected with a large audience.

Crazy Heart: I make no apologies for putting Scott Cooper's first feature film on my list, sentimental excesses and all.

Juraissic Park — The first of two Steven Spielberg films on the list this year, I bet you can guess what the other is.

I can already hear the sighs of frustration and discontent at the sight of a TWILIGHT film on this list, however in terms of exhilarating vampire - filled action THE TWILIGHT SAGA: ECLIPSE deserves to be revisited.

Though Jacob's Ladder is still one of the more underrated films on this list, it's still holds a huge sway on the horror genre, having inspired the Silent Hill game franchise, American Horror Story: Asylum, and more.

So «Shame» is the first of two currently distributor-less films on the list.

Argentina's entry, El Secreto de Sus Ojos, stars the great Ricardo Darín (Nine Queens, El Aura), who would have been in two films on this list if Spain's entry, (no, it was not Pedro Almodovar's Broken Embraces) Fernando Trueba's The Dancer and The Thief, had made the cut; which it did not.

To displace the most successful film on this list directed by a woman — Elizabeth Banks» «Pitch Perfect 2» — «Rough Night» will have to make nearly $ 190 million.

Looks like we made it to the end The saddest film on this list is Michael Haneke's portrait of the end of a marriage, as Parisians Georges (Jean - Louis Trintignant) and Anne (Emmanuelle Riva) face the inevitability of parting after almost a lifetime together.

This is the first COA film on the list and one to see!

Les Amants Du Pont - Neuf — Probably the most obscure high - ranking film on any list so far.