The Panda

We should give more movies like Raw 100m budgets and prime blockbuster spots! Support creative filmmaking!

Summer - Dunkirk Desplat - Shape of Water Williams - The Post and The Last Jedi Burwell - Three Billboards

Kaluuya would be a great BA nom, it's not an overly showy role though for the academy.

It's not really a funny book movie if there's a visionist at the directing helm.

It's definitely something else, props to it's out of the box thinking.

Best 'horror' so far this year 1. Get Out 2. IT 3. Raw 4. Split 5. Alien: Covenant 6. Annabelle: Creation 7. Others

Really excited to try and watch Stranger Things 2 Havent had time to watch tv

I want to see it but I haven't been able to get into the theaters much this month.

That's the worst thing I've ever heard.

Truth. I noticed the presence of Starbucks also makes a town's local coffee joints try harder (as they either need to be really good or they crash). No Starbucks and the coffee scene is terrible in the town

Speaking of Dunkin Donuts, they're all over the North East but oddly enough they're only able to stay in business in certain parts of Texas by advertising themself as a coffee place (especially places like Amarillo).

So if episodes are actually an hour and a half long next season we will have 3 - 4 1/2 hours of Sapochnik Thats double the Sapochnik we got in season 6!

Because it'll be in the top 15!

I want to point out Horse Soldiers changed its name to 12 Strong. I included Horse Soldiers in my top 15 pre-name change so that's what it means.

Week 2 - YES

I sincerely recommend everybody go watch Tag, on Netflix. That might just have been the greatest cinema in the history of cinema. It might make into my top 5 all time "WTF is this?" movies.

I saw Raw, that movie was definitely something.

Right now I can think of four movies in contention for my number 1 spot, and they're all very different from each other. Hanz Zimmer scored at least one of them. I haven't found a clear cut winner for me this year like I did last year. Reminds me of 2015, it was a four horse race for me personally then too. However I haven't seen the big awards hitters yet. Billboards, The Post, Shape of Water, Lady Bird, Disaster Artist, Florida Project, Last Jedi and such are definitely gonna shake things up. However last year was the first, since 2012 where I saw my favorite after october

If things like interstellar and TDKR topped the list, there's no way an actually good Nolan movie wont

Maybe your personal Top 25. But we all know the actual list will be all blockbusters and BP noms.

I don't see the problem though. The more doggos and puppers, the better.

And Wonder Woman? More like nasty woman!

All of these Marvel and DCU fans coming in, they're ragers, derailers, and some I presume are good people. We need to build a wall!

That just reminds me it's getting to the best part of the movie season, imo. Excited for all of the Oscah stuff.