I think those will be membered:
Silence -- Because Scorsese is a director who already is classic, and this movie (along with Taxi Driver and Raging Bull) is the one were he rally deals with the big, religous questions.
BvS -- 10 years from now people look back on it, shrug shoulders, thinking they know better now.. Pretty much like many born between 88-92 think of Spice Girls nowadays. It will be remembered because it's Superman and Batman.
10 Cloverfield Lane -- IF J.J. has a plan how to wrap this franchise up in a unique way and IF the next one is kinda great it will be remembered as a part of a great movie universe.
La La Land -- For its achievements. Being a musical is not easy nowadays, and to make one this honest and 80%-not cheesy is very hard. Remember "Moulin Rouge"?
SW: R1 -- It's Star Wars.
ST: ID -- The best and humane Star Treker.
I don't think Arrival will be much remembered (three or four very good thrillers are released almost every year), neither Zootopia (more greats will be coming!) nor Deadpool (people will be like: "what were we thinking?!")