I think this is where I am currently (seeing The Post Thursday):

1. Dunkirk
2. The Disaster Artist
3. Baby Driver
4. Logan
5. Darkest Hour
6. Blade Runner 2049
7. Detroit
8. Coco
9. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2
10. Thor Ragnarok

The Last Jedi
The Snowman
Bright
The Dark Tower
Geostorm

Wow. The Post is already out? We just saw them filming on the library steps at Columbia... July 27th.

Okay, time flies. My top ten:


1) Baby Driver - Tequila!
2) Dunkirk - I am not a fan of war films; watched 1/5.
"Hollywood" ending almost ruined it.



7) Spider-Man - son loved it
8) Logan - daughter loved it
9) Wonder Woman - forgot I saw this
10) Star Wars

Forgot I watched the Gardiand of the Galaxy movie also.

Disclaimer: I have twin 5-year-old daughters.


1. The Last Jedi
2. Beauty and the Beast (first non-Star Wars movie I've seen twice in the theater since Superbad)
3. Coco
4. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 (I fell asleep during the Kurt/Chris flying punchfest)
5. Pirates of the Caribbean Part 75: We've Retconned Barbosa to have a Hot Daughter
6. Despicable Me 3


Yep, I saw 6 movies in 2017.

This was pretty tough. Saw a lot of movies this year, even for me. Thanks moviepass.

Here's what I came up with. (There may be a bit of recency bias since I just saw #3 today, but it was fantastic.)

1. Dunkirk
2. Star Wars: The Last Jedi
3. Call Me By Your Name
4. Get Out
5. The Big Sick
6. Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri
7. Blade Runner 2049
8. The Disaster Artist
9. Justice League
10. It

Honorable Mentions (Some of these were tough to leave off):
Coco
Split
Pirates of the Caribbean 5 (Big fan of this series)
Logan
Thor Ragnarok
Guardians of the Galaxy 2
Lady Bird
Happy Death Day

Have not seen:
The Post
Darkest Hour
Phantom Thread
Shape of Water

Was blade runner really that good? I had no interest before. Need to watch the original, though.

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Was blade runner really that good? I had no interest before. Need to watch the original, though.

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Not everyone will like it as it's a bit slow moving, but it's one of the most beautiful films I've ever seen. Definitely watch the original first though.

Only saw The Last Jedi in 2017, so I guess that makes it the default number 1 movie for me

After contemplating and reviewing this thread, I realized I saw more than I thought. This is everything I saw that I can recall:

1. Dunkirk
2. Logan
3. GotG 2
4. Spiderman Homecoming
5. Thor Ragnarok
6. Get Out
7. Wonder Woman
8. War for the Planet of the Apes
9. John Wick 2
10. Atomic Blonde

11. Star Wars: The Last Jedi
12. Kong: Skull Island
13. Alien: Covenant
14. Kingsman: The Golden Circle

Did not like:
15. The LEGO Batman Movie

Still want to see Bladerunner, Shape of Water, Wind River, Split, and Justice League just because.

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Thank you for allowing this dad of young kids to vicariously live through you guys all year. I don't even think I've watched ten movies total in the theaters the past three years.

But I do use the wisdom/reviews of this board to make sure I choose good ones when I do get the chance to watch one.

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I've got a 4 year old and 2 year old twins and my wife and I have watched probably 25ish movies in the theater this year. Hire a baby sitter and get out!

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jeffk said:

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Thank you for allowing this dad of young kids to vicariously live through you guys all year. I don't even think I've watched ten movies total in the theaters the past three years.

But I do use the wisdom/reviews of this board to make sure I choose good ones when I do get the chance to watch one.

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I've got a 4 year old and 2 year old twins and my wife and I have watched probably 25ish movies in the theater this year. Hire a baby sitter and get out!

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GREAT IDEA!!

I'm a first year PhD student and my wife is a stay-at-home mom. In addition to my research hours, I work a second part-time job to pay for our Netflix and Amazon Prime subscriptions. We recently moved to a new area and are looking for people who will watch our four year old and one year old (as well as breast-feed her) for minimum wage while we go to the movies. You interested?

My favorites from 2017:

1. Dunkirk
2. Blade Runner 2049
3. Wonder Woman
4, Baby Drvier
5. John Wick 2
6. GotG 2

Really haven't seen a lot of the ones on yall's lists, but I usually catch them after the fact on Google Play, so I appreciate the rankings.

I am a little surprised not to see It on anyone's list. I haven't seen it yet, but I know it's the highest grossing horror movie of all time so I figured it'd be on a lot of lists.

Make sure to nanny-cam.

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I am a little surprised not to see It on anyone's list.

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I guess I'm no one.

I included IT on my list.

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I am a little surprised not to see It on anyone's list.

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I guess I'm no one.

I included IT on my list.

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me too.

#metoo

I also had It

Current Top 10:
1) Dunkirk
2) Wind River
3) Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
4) Blade Runner 2049
5) Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
6) Thor: Ragnarok
7) It Comes at Night
8) Logan
9) The Big Sick
10) The Disaster Artist

Haven't yet seen that still could change this list:
The Post
Lady Bird
I, Tonya
All The Money in The World
American Made
Hostiles
Phantom Thread
The Darkest Hour

Others I enjoyed in no particular order:
John Wick 2
Baby Driver
Get Out
Logan Lucky

Balls. I missed a ton of lists, apparently.

1) Dunkirk
2) Blade Runner 2049
3) GotG 2
4) Thor: Ragnarok
5) John Wick 2
6) Logan
7) The Last Jedi
8) Get Out
9) The Big Sick
10) Wonder Woman

Honorable mentions:
Wind River
Spiderman Homecoming
Baby Driver
Split
It

TBD (havne't seen yet):
Molly's Game
Logan Lucky
Lady Bird
American Made
The Shape of Water
The Disaster Artist

F off (just off the top of my head)....
Pirates
Kong
Beauty and the Beast
Alien Covenant
The Lost City of Z
Bright
Justice League
It Comes at Night (movie ok, worst marketing i've ever seen)
Geostorm
Underworld
Transformers
The Dark Tower
The Mummy
The Great Wall
The Belko Expierment

I don't think any other film has stuck with me like get out which is insane since that was a February film. Such an impactful movie and a stellar acting from all of the actors

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Is Blade Runner really THAT good? Never even considered watching it since I never saw the first one. Guess I'll watch both of them in the next few days.

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To me it is an absolute artistic masterpiece. I just saw the first one for the first time several months ago and fell in love with it and the world they created. I am sure some people going into this movie expecting the standard non-stop action and suspense and comedic relief formula will be upset. It had plenty of action and suspense for me but it's more drawn out than most big budget sci-fi movies. The cinematography was jaw dropping to me.

i would either read up on the premise of Blade Runner or watch the original before seeing this one.

Shape of Water looks really good but do the lady and the animal/alien engage in bestiality? Looks like they carry on a sexual relationship. If so, just not sure I can support that.

Boo Weekley said:

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Shape of Water looks really good but do the lady and the animal/alien engage in bestiality? Looks like they carry on a sexual relationship. If so, just not sure I can support that.

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Let's just say one woman asks the deaf woman asks her the same question and the deaf woman gives a little hand gesture of sorts describing where it's ***** was hidden and then giggling like school girls

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Boo Weekley said:

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Shape of Water looks really good but do the lady and the animal/alien engage in bestiality? Looks like they carry on a sexual relationship. If so, just not sure I can support that.

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Let's just say one woman asks the deaf woman asks her the same question and the deaf woman gives a little hand gesture of sorts describing where it's ***** was hidden and then giggling like school girls

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Damn, I'm out. Hollywood continues to push the line. Next is attempted normalization of incest....calling it.

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The Anchor said:

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jeffk said:

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Thank you for allowing this dad of young kids to vicariously live through you guys all year. I don't even think I've watched ten movies total in the theaters the past three years.

But I do use the wisdom/reviews of this board to make sure I choose good ones when I do get the chance to watch one.

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I've got a 4 year old and 2 year old twins and my wife and I have watched probably 25ish movies in the theater this year. Hire a baby sitter and get out!

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GREAT IDEA!!

I'm a first year PhD student and my wife is a stay-at-home mom. In addition to my research hours, I work a second part-time job to pay for our Netflix and Amazon Prime subscriptions. We recently moved to a new area and are looking for people who will watch our four year old and one year old (as well as breast-feed her) for minimum wage while we go to the movies. You interested?

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My four year old may be. Does he need to be CPR certified?

Yeah, we draw the line there.

In no particular order

Guardians of the Galaxy 2
Spiderman: Homecoming
Thor: Ragnarok
Wonder Woman
Star Wars The Last Jedi
Logan
War for the Planet of the Apes
It
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales
Justice League

Guess I'm just a big popcorn flick guy...have seen some of the others listed here but they aren't top 10 material for me (Dunkirk, Wind River, Blade Runner 2049, Get Out, Life, Beauty and the Beast). Others were not good at all for me (It Comes At Night, Mother).

I don't make it to many, but here goes.

1. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
2. Thor: Ragnarok
3. Spider-Man: Homecoming
4. Star Wars: The Last Jedi
5. Baby Driver
6. Logan
7. Kingsman: The Golden Circle
8. Beauty and the Beast
9. Cars 3
10. Wonder Woman
11. Get Out
12. Patriot's Day
13. Power Rangers
14. The Baby Boss
15. My Little Pony: The Movie



Still need to watch Dunkirk & Blade Runner 2049 (have bought both, just need to watch)

Also will make time to watch It, Coco, Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets, The Star, & Wonder eventually.

The Anchor said:

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jeffk said:

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Thank you for allowing this dad of young kids to vicariously live through you guys all year. I don't even think I've watched ten movies total in the theaters the past three years.

But I do use the wisdom/reviews of this board to make sure I choose good ones when I do get the chance to watch one.

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I've got a 4 year old and 2 year old twins and my wife and I have watched probably 25ish movies in the theater this year. Hire a baby sitter and get out!

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Between sporting events, work schedules, kids schedules, and other date nights I am lucky to get to a handful all year long. ****s tough even with a sitter.

25 a year seems unrealistic for most parents of young kids.

Oh god I saw many more movies when I had young kids then I do now....

Fortunate to have weekly grandparent babysitters and we usually went to a movie almost every Saturday. Then add in the kid movies we had to take the kids to....

I've kept track of every movie I've seen since about 1997...I'm anal and I like lists....

I used to see on average 50-60 movies a year in the theater...now I'm down to 30 ish because I'm more selective but also my kids are now 22 and 19 and I don't have to see BS kid movies any more.

1-Blade Runner 2049 - I was never a big fan of Ryan Gosling, but I'm not sure anyone else could have pulled off the performance he gave in this movie. It had little dialog and facial expression for much of the movie, but he not only made it work, he made it work well. And I loved watching Harrison Ford punch him about 30 times. His classic Indiana Jones style punches, haha...

2-The Disaster Artist - I watched The Room a couple of years after it came out because I heard it was the worst movie of all time (around 2005 or 2006), so this movie was fascinating to me. It's strange how much you pull for such a weird cat as Tommy. I guess it's like rooting for the underdog...

3-The Last Jedi - I'm a giant StarWars nerd from way back since the early 1980's when it ran almost nightly on HBO. I was the chicken pox and had nothing to do but watch tv, it's the first ever movie I can remember watching. This one isn't the best StarWars, but it's not the worst, and that's enough for me...

4-Spiderman Homecoming - They casted the perfect kid to play Spiderman, I think the best ever in fact. I collected and read two comic book series as a kid, Ghost Rider and Spiderman (I even had the original mid 1960's copies of #8-#24 of The Amazing Spiderman. A few years later I sold them to buy a Sega Gamegear ), and I can say that this incarnation of Spiderman is the most like the original idea of Stan Lee. This movie was a homerun...

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Oh god I saw many more movies when I had young kids then I do now....

Fortunate to have weekly grandparent babysitters and we usually went to a movie almost every Saturday. Then add in the kid movies we had to take the kids to....

I've kept track of every movie I've seen since about 1997...I'm anal and I like lists....

I used to see on average 50-60 movies a year in the theater...now I'm down to 30 ish because I'm more selective but also my kids are now 22 and 19 and I don't have to see BS kid movies any more.

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Zombie Jon Snow?

Bruce Almighty said:

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BernArnold said:

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Oh god I saw many more movies when I had young kids then I do now....

Fortunate to have weekly grandparent babysitters and we usually went to a movie almost every Saturday. Then add in the kid movies we had to take the kids to....

I've kept track of every movie I've seen since about 1997...I'm anal and I like lists....

I used to see on average 50-60 movies a year in the theater...now I'm down to 30 ish because I'm more selective but also my kids are now 22 and 19 and I don't have to see BS kid movies any more.

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Zombie Jon Snow?

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yes....see my sig.