Favorite movies of 2017 anyone?

[DenOfEarth]

My top 25:

1. Shape of Water.
2. Blade Runner 2049.
3. Kong of Skull Island.
4. John Wick 2.
5. Wind River.
6. Get Out.
7. Coco.
8. I Tonya.
9. Logan.
10. Dunkirk.
11. Guardians of the Galaxy 2.
12. Thor Rankrok.
13. Hitman's Bodyguard.
14. Bright.
15. Wonder Woman.
16. IT.
17. Ghost in the Shell.
18. American Made.
19. Lego Batman movie.
20. Jim and Andy.
21. Baby Driver.
22. Spider-Man Homecoming.
23. War of the Planet of the Apes.
24. Fate and the Furious.

HMs: Atomic Blonde, Belko Experiment, Kidnap, Happy Death Day.Valerian.

[Cremildo]

Check my sig.

[The Debts]

We have a thread for that.

[Falaskan]

The all female fan edit of The Last Jedi.

[DanTheMan]

The Emoji Movie
The Little Hours
Wish Upon
Transformers: The Last Knight
The Mummy

My favorite movies....

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[Michael24]

1. Wonder Woman
2. Kong: Skull Island
3. The Founder
4. Alien: Covenant
5. War For the Planet of the Apes

[TajSamKojiJesam]

On the Beach at Night Alone and A Ghost Story.

[P-Rock]

Platoon 2: Back to Nam

[imsounoriginal]

Best? No idea, haven't seen enough yet.
Favorite? Logan (Noir)
Overrated? The Last Jedi
Underrated / Guilty Pleasure? King Arthur

[stvn1974]

I didn't see much in 2017 but I liked what I did with the exception of the stains that are Justice League and Alien Covenant.

Blade Runner 2049
Star Wars The Last Jedi
mother!
Logan
It
Beauty And The Beast
Kong Skull Island

[Britbuffguy]

Greatest Showman, Guardians 2, Beauty & The Beast, IT, Wind River for top 5.

Unsure the real number, as my list isn't up to date, but think I saw around 205 2017 releases thus far.

[Nuck Horris]

Blade Runner 2049
Wind River
Pilgrimage
mother!
The Killing of a Sacred Deer
John Wick: Chapter 2
Brawl in Cell Block 99
Baby Driver
Blade of the Immortal
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
Wonder Woman
Thor: Ragnarok

[Rodney-2187]

2017 Film Discussions and Rankings
https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread...ghlight=atomic

The Blu-ray Community Top 25 Films of 2017
https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread...ghlight=atomic

[Talleyrand]

We have both a full ranking thread and a best of the year poll, but, sure, this may as well exist too. This is what I voted for in the poll:

Originally Posted by Talleyrand

1. Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
2. The Killing of a Sacred Deer
3. Molly's Game
4. The Disaster Artist
5. Good Time
6. All the Money in the World
7. A Cure For Wellness
8. Free Fire
9. The Florida Project
10. Detroit
11. American Made
12. Brawl in Cell Block 99
13. Get Out
14. mother!
15. Dunkirk
16. John Wick: Chapter 2
17. Blade of the Immortal
18. Mom and Dad
19. Bladerunner 2: 2049
20. Better Watch Out

Also, since making that I saw Victor Crowley and it was pretty awesome. Probably be around #10. Cell Block 99 should probably be a few spots higher. Also I didn't see Loveless and that might be pretty high when I do.

Also, the worst of the year was The Shape of Water.

Note that while I did "love" the top few films up there, there were no all-time classics this year. I mean, time might tell a different story, but I do not see even Thee Billboards ever entering my top 300 or so.

[thecooldud]

Beauty and the Beast
Life
Annabelle Creation
The Circle
Happy Death Day

[BluCollector13]

While I already voted in the poll in the main thread, I'll still post my top 10 of last year:

1. "Call Me by Your Name"
2. "Dunkirk"
3. "Blade Runner 2049"
4. "mother!"
5. "Get Out"
6. "Phantom Thread"
7. "The Shape of Water"
8. "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri"
9. "Lady Bird"
10. "Detroit"

[AaronJ]

Mine is still David Lynch: The Art Life -- which, btw, wasn't even nominated for Best Documentary Feature at the Oscars, which I find perplexing.

[jacobsever]

Originally Posted by AaronJ

Mine is still David Lynch: The Art Life -- which, btw, wasn't even nominated for Best Documentary Feature at the Oscars, which I find perplexing.

I haven't seen it, but I loathe David Lynch as an artist and don't like a single one of his films. So pretentious. David Lynch is to movies what Morrissey is to music. (Hate him too)

[AaronJ]

Originally Posted by jacobsever

I haven't seen it, but I loathe David Lynch as an artist and don't like a single one of his films. So pretentious. David Lynch is to movies what Morrissey is to music. (Hate him too)

We clearly have different tastes.

But it really isn't about his films at all. As I said when I first talked about it, Lynch isn't into explaining stuff to begin with. He talks about his childhood, his painting, etc. It's a fascinating look into how his mind works. I find the dichotomy between the dream-scape of his films and what a regular, midwestern guy he is to be compelling.