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What's wrong with those rules?

It's up to each individual user what their grade means. There is no uniform standard.

but then what's the point of being on here?

Just wait until you can find out you can literally drop dead without any warning from a brain aneurysm.

I thought the trailer was funny. I'll probably check this out. On my radar now for sure.

man I get tagged and I get all excited I get to help someone but it's for some award thing? lol

i didn't even know i was nominated also what is this?

Man is Ronan a bitch or what? He tries to be so intimidating but he runs away here as soon as he gets any real opposition and then will later get defeated in a dance-off by Andy from Parks and Rec.

Well done @CoolEric258 on the first post. Very BOT worthy.

WW it can stagger the release. Doesn't all have to be on that date.

Would only have to worry about one of those movies.

July 16.

All comment sections on most websites should be disabled, period.

I mean if you liked Firefly why not?

#1 Mid90s Who knew that Jonah Hill's directorial debut would be so good? It's a movie that instantly sets itself apart by giving itself a low-fi look, almost like it was shot on a '90s camcorder. I'm a sucker for coming-of-age stories and this is as strong as this particular sub-genre can get. Sunny Suljic brings his character to life with authenticity-he simply feels like a real kid rather than a character throughout the whole movie. This movie is a lot like Roma: it can be slow, it can be mundane, but in doing so it can dig deeper into the character. There are awkward moments in this movie for sure but mid90s is simply the best movie of the year.

Huh? James Cameron is the best blockbuster director and that's just a silly promo image. I have full faith in his ability to deliver.

@Porthos Tele didn't know who Hondo Ohnaka is in telegram chat. Screenshot is included for evidence.

If Cameron actually finishes Avatar 2. Looks like a real king killer to me.

This is a box office forum. We're talking about box office franchises. And right now Pokemon isn't necessarily in last place with it's anime movies but it ain't really competing. But the live-action movie....

#2 Roma Roma is a slow, deliberative character piece about a maid who works for a family. She's in a unique position in that she's often treated and accepted and even loved as a member of the family but at the same time she's an employee, an outsider, one who fears she might lose her job when she gets pregnant. She comes from humble beginnings, is a part of a minority in Mexico, and some of what happens to her is tied intelligently by Alfonso Cuaron to history. There are some really shocking, jarring moments in the film that works so well simply because most of it is mundane. Which really, isn't that life? Not to mention but obviously, Alfonso Cuaron remains one of the best visual directors with each shot looking absolutely stunning. I can see some people finding this movie boring but it pulled me in and kept me in for the whole ride. Roma is his latest masterpiece.

Time for a title update

#3 Hereditary I'm about to trigger @Christmas baumer buuuuut Hereditary is the best horror movie of the year. It's a brilliant story about possessions, witchcraft, and family. It's compelling from its humble beginnings where you wonder where the movie is going to go to it's absolutely bonkers ending. It's just the right amount of weird in some aspects (like the clicking). It's a movie that sticks with you days, if not months, after you've seen it. I wrote a really long review in the review forum if you want to check it out but basically what makes Hereditary great is you can actually have multiple readings of the same movie.

#4 Won't You Be My Neighbor? Who knew that the story of Fred Rogers wouldn't just be very compelling but at the same time actually relevant to today? A man who for decades helped influence the minds of millions of young Americans, encouraging them to believe in themselves, was obviously a crucial part of American television history. But more than that, his philosophy that everyone is created specially by a creator, is rooted in the Christian faith. There is a certain irony then when conservative figures attack the ideals that Fred Rogers had dedicated his life to. He was a minister after all. It's the only documentary I had a chance to see from last year and while I'm sure Free Solo is amazing, it's a pity this movie was snubbed completely of any nomination for Best Documentary.

#5 BlackKKlansman What a brilliant movie that uses a real-life fascinating story-about how a black undercover officer infiltrated the KKK with the help of a Jewish officer-that manages to explore not only the racism in this country but how it has managed to fester in the background for so long. It has a message but it also has strong characters, compelling storylines, and very well directed scenes. This movie is simply fantastic and if you only watch one movie from last year, this wouldn't be a bad pick due to how relevant it is and also how entertaining it is.

(Temporarily moving to the main forum for the Top 5)