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1. The Guilty. 2018 1h 25m R. 7.5 (65K) Rate. 83 Metascore. A police officer assigned alarm dispatch duty enters a race against time when he answers an emergency call from a kidnapped woman. Director Gustav Möller Stars Jakob Cedergren Jessica Dinnage Omar Shargawi. 2. Mission: Impossible - Fallout. 2018 2h 27m PG-13. 7.7 (379K) Rate. 87 Metascore.
- Get Out (2017) 98%
- Lady Bird (2017) 99%
- Call Me by Your Name (2017) 94%
- Dunkirk (2017) 92%
- Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (2017) 90%
- The Shape of Water (2017) 92%
- Phantom Thread (2017) 91%
- The Post (2017) 88%
- Darkest Hour (2017) 84%
(Photo by Universal Pictures) Horror and comedy have made for fine bedfellows on occasion over the years — and the horror genre has also made plenty of room for hard-hitting social commentary, too. But it takes a certain amount of chutzpah for a filmmaker to try blending all three at once, and first-time filmmaker Jordan Peele was definitely taking...
There’s no shortage of coming-of-age movies. But it’s far too uncommon to see one that empathetically depicts the turning corners of adolescence from a female perspective — which is just one reason Lady Bird proved such a critic’s darling in 2017. Written and directed by Greta Gerwig, this Saoirse Ronan-led dramedy finds its young title character a...
(Photo by Sony Pictures Classics) A sun-dappled story of first love as noteworthy for its sumptuous cinematography as for the stellar performances of its well-matched leading men, Call Me by Your Name makes excellent use of familiar ingredients — a young man coming of age, the Italian countryside — to deliver a uniquely transporting romance. Adapte...
(Photo by Melinda Sue Gordon/Warner Bros. Pictures) The rare director whose lofty cinematic ambitions haven’t kept him from raking in blockbuster grosses, Christopher Nolan has repeatedly proven that challenging cinematic fare can have massive mainstream appeal — and he did it all over again with Dunkirk in 2017, delivering a World War II rescue th...
(Photo by Merrick Morton/Fox Searchlight Pictures) Great cinema provokes discussion, and any discussion that goes on long enough is bound to inspire debate. Witness the conversation surrounding Martin McDonagh’s Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, a blackly comic drama about a grieving mother (Frances McDormand) determined to obtain some mea...
(Photo by Fox Searchlight Pictures) Guillermo del Toro is a man of ideas — so many, in fact, that some of his most intriguing projects have ended up languishing in development hell, while a number of his more mainstream-friendly efforts have failed to truly capture the range and depth of his talents. But even when he isn’t fully on his game, there’...
(Photo by Laurie Sparham/Focus Features) There are surprises in every round of Oscar nominee announcements…and Phantom Thread making the cut among this year’s Best Picture hopefuls isn’t one of them. With Paul Thomas Anderson at the helm and his There Will Be Blood star Daniel Day-Lewis leading the cast — with what’s being billed as his final role,...
(Photo by Niko Tavernise/20th Century Fox Film Corp.) A uniquely well-timed period drama based on real-life events with obvious parallels to the present, Steven Spielberg’s The Post was pegged as an awards favorite from the moment it was announced. With Spielberg at the helm, a top-notch ensemble cast led by Tom Hanks and Meryl Streep, and a politi...
(Photo by Jack English/Focus Features) World War II remains one of the most pivotal conflicts in recorded human history, so it’s only natural that Hollywood’s produced so many movies about or inspired by it. On the other hand, that rich cinematic history makes it all but impossible for a new addition to stand out — unless, that is, it’s built from ...
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- Avengers: Infinity War. Robert Downey, Chris Hemsworth, Josh Brolin. 2,712 votes. In Avengers: Infinity War, an action-packed superhero film, an array of Marvel's finest faces a formidable foe.
- Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. Shameik Moore, Jake Johnson, Hailee Steinfeld. 1,019 votes. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is an animated superhero film that redefines the traditional concept of Spider-Man.
- A Quiet Place. Emily Blunt, John Krasinski, Millicent Simmonds. 2,114 votes. In the eerie silence of a post-apocalyptic world, A Quiet Place unfolds. The Abbott family - Lee (John Krasinski), Evelyn (Emily Blunt), and their children - navigate life in a world where noise can mean death.
- Deadpool 2. Ryan Reynolds, Josh Brolin, Morena Baccarin. 1,960 votes. In Deadpool 2, we once again meet the wisecracking, fourth-wall-breaking antihero Deadpool (Ryan Reynolds).
Dec 10, 2018 · Bob Mondello, Linda Holmes and Glen Weldon would never agree on a single list of best movies of the year. But here are 15 of the movies we admired and will remember. Black Panther
Dec 5, 2018 · Advertisement. Best Movies of 2018. 215. The year’s best movies include, clockwise from top left, “Minding the Gap,” “First Reformed,” “Burning,” “Happy as Lazzaro” and “Private Life.”...
Dec 19, 2018 · IndieWire published the results in every cateogory earlier this month ( see them here) and can now debut the full ranking of the top 50 best films of 2018, as chosen by the 232 film...
