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NOVEMBER The Second Water War dir. David Bowers The Unseen dir. Jayro Bustamante For Queen and Country dir. Louis Theroux Let's Eat Dad dir. Taika Waititi King of Kings dir. Matt Shakman More Than Just a Residency dir. Sam Wrench

Burnout Revenge Best Film Editing Best Sound Mixing Best Sound Editing Cloud Cuckoo Land Best Picture Best Director (Ridley Scott) Best Ensemble Best Adapted Screenplay Best Original Score (Harry Gregson-Williams) Best Cinematography Best Film Editing Best Production Design Best Costume Design Best Makeup & Hairstyling Best Sound Mixing Best Sound Editing Best Visual Effects Best Use of Action The Elevator Best Actor (Sterling K. Brown) Best Cinematography Best Film Editing The Enormous Radio Best Picture Best Director (Christina Choe) Best Actor (Ben Foster) Best Actress (Scarlett Johansson) Best Adapted Screenplay Best Cinematography Best Film Editing Best Production Design Best Costume Design Best Makeup & Hairstyling Freedom Day Best Cinematography Best Film Editing Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas Best Film Editing Best Production Design Best Costume Design Best Makeup & Hairstyling Best Sound Mixing Best Sound Editing Best Visual Effects Best Use of Action Gran Turismo 2 Best Sound Mixing Best Sound Editing Kris' Plan Best Actor (Jalyn Webb) Best Supporting Actor (Brian Michael Smith) Best Supporting Actress (Danielle Deadwyler) Best Production Design Best Visual Effects The Legend of Hollis Brown Best Picture Best Director (Clint Eastwood) Best Actor (Clint Eastwood) Best Supporting Actress (Angela Bassett) Best Original Screenplay Best Cinematography Best Film Editing The Library of Babel Best Actor (Dev Patel) Best Adapted Screenplay Best Cinematography Best Film Editing Best Production Design Best Costume Design Best Visual Effects Life Picture Best Picture Best Actress (Jennifer Lawrence) Best Supporting Actor (Ke Huy Quan) Best Original Screenplay Best Film Editing The Lottery Best Picture Best Director (Sarah Polley) Best Ensemble Best Actress (Michaela Coel) Best Supporting Actor (Bryan Cranston) Best Supporting Actor (Daveed Diggs) Best Adapted Screenplay Best Original Score (Hildur Guðnadóttir) Best Cinematography Best Film Editing Best Production Design Best Makeup & Hairstyling MBWII: The Second Monster Bug Wars Best Voice Actor/Actress in a Supporting Role (Idris Elba) Best Voice Actor/Actress in a Supporting Role (Wagner Moura) Best Film Editing Best Production Design Best Costume Design Best Sound Mixing Best Sound Editing Best Visual Effects Best Use of Action Money Heist Best Ensemble Best Film Editing Best Costume Design Old Men Walking Best Original Screenplay The Quest for Buster's Bones Best Animated Feature Best Voice Actor/Actress in a Leading Role (Ving Rhames) Best Voice Actor/Actress in a Supporting Role (Andy Richter) Soil Best Picture Best Director (Charlotte Wells) Best Actress (Sabrina Bartlett) Best Supporting Actor (Riz Ahmed) Best Supporting Actor (Archie Yates) Best Adapted Screenplay Best Cinematography Best Film Editing Sony vs. Nintendo Best Documentary Feature Tatiana's Journey Best Picture Best Animated Feature Best Director (Mike Owens and Shadi Petosky) Best Ensemble Best Actress (Olivia Cooke) Best Actress (Naomi Scott) Best Supporting Actor (Finn Wolfhard) Best Voice Actor/Actress in a Supporting Role (Leslie Jones) Best Adapted Screenplay Best Original Score (Mark Mothersbaugh) Best Original Song ("Unity" by FM-84 ft. Hailee Steinfeld) (inspiration) Best Cinematography Best Film Editing Best Costume Design Best Makeup & Hairstyling Best Sound Mixing Best Sound Editing Best Visual Effects Best Use of Action A Walk in the London Rain Best Picture Best Director (Emma Seligman) Best Actress (Rachel Sennott) Best Supporting Actress (Jodie Turner-Smith) Best Original Screenplay Best Cinematography Best Film Editing Best Sound Mixing

Full Top 25: Tomorrow, November and December.

#5 #4 #3

#10 #9 #8 #7 #6

There was a fuck-up, meaning that the real #20 was belatedly added to the previous post and everything before is actually #19-15. Sorry lol. Anyway... #14 #13 #12 #11

#20 #19 #18 #17 #16 #15

#25-21 #25 #24 #23 #22 #21

And now, for the mentions that are actually honorable... to a degree, at least. Consider this #30-26. HONORABLE MENTIONS

But before we get on with the Top 25, we need to give a special shout out to, well, the *less* good of the year. TOP 5 WORST FILMS OF Y10 #5 #4 #3 #2 #1

TODAY... MCKILL'S TOP 25

OCTOBER Pac-Man dir. Gil Kenan Paranormal lamronaraP dir. Daniel Stemm The Boy with the Green Eyes dir. Zach Creggers Monster Farm dir. Henry Midas Mouse Hunt dir. John-Paul Davidson Red Flag dir. Jason Hehir

SEPTEMBER Providence dir. James Wan Smile dir. Kirsten Lester 9/11: Never Forget dir. Keith Maitland Fishergirls dir. Chris Wayan Sweet Tooth dir. Adam Robitel

Updated as of March 5th, 2024! Keynotes: Sound of Freedom has been bumped off the Top 100 DOM OW's list; the opening weekends of Bad Boys for Life and Holy Spider have been bumped off the Top 100 DOM PTA's list; Dog has been bumped off the Top 100 DOM list.

AUGUST Tornado dir. Ric Roman Waugh Six Souls dir. Bryce McGuire Coyotes Wild dir. Mark Linfield

Echo everything Rory said, thank you to everyone who has been pulling hard strings to keep this game - which is more than a game: it's a creative community where we all get to share our love of storytelling with one geek after another lol - alive and well, especially given the strain of players who were unable to commit for any longer. Hopefully, it goes on for years and years. Bravo everyone.

Ladies, gentlemen and in-between, think we can officially close Part 2 and the official schedule thread.

Part 2 is over, so it's time to resume reviews right from where we left off: JULY Ping dir. Cal Brunker 51 dir. Jonathan Liebesman Second Dimension: Battle for North Kingdom dir. Chloé Zhao The Furby Movie dir. Chris Wedge Lifeguards dir. Peter Billingsley Green Lantern Corps: Evolution dir. Christopher McQuarrie Wii Sports Resort: Vacation on Wuhu Island dir. B.J. Novak

The horror novel Mister Magic, by Kiersten White

HIDDEN BLOOD Studio: Phoenix Fire Pictures; SP International Loosely Based On: The Portuguese series Sangue Oculto, by Sandra Santos Director: Meera Menon Genre: Romance/Dramedy/Thriller Release Date: December 23rd, Y10 Theater Count: 3191 Rating: PG-13 Format: 2D Budget: $25 million Runtime: 110 minutes Cast: Selena Gomez as Carol / Bennie Simu Liu as George Plot Summary: Carol, a professional athlete and Bennie, a nurse, are twin sisters, but they have no idea that the other exists. One day, Carol and her boyfriend George get on a bus ride in Los Angeles, only to crash due to an accident that was quickly determined to be caused by sabotage. Carol goes to the hospital, where she crosses paths with Bennie for the very first time. The two are in absolute shock of the other's existence, while George accidentally kisses Bennie. The two sisters are forced to live with each other, as they learn that Carol's mother gave birth to a sister that she never heard of, and Bennie's biological mother is not who she believed. George keeps floundering which one is which, as he too becomes a mediator between the sisters, ultimately convincing both that the existence of one another is a blessing that both should be happy with. Carol and Bennie slowly grow accustomed to the other, until eventually, weeks later, they've finally become comfortable together. One day, Carol is kidnapped, and Bennie and George team up with the cops to find her out. It is revealed that Carol's kidnapper, and the perpetrator of the bus crash, is actually a woman named Julia... who, in fact, is Carol and Bennie's triplet sister (played by Selena Gomez as well). As George curses aloud just how much of a parody this triplet sisters thing really is, Carol and Bennie try to incentive Julia to turn a new leaf, but Julia, who says she knows the whereabouts of their real mother, knows she and Bennie were abandoned for greedy reasons, and tries to convince Bennie to murder Carol. George and Julia have a fight, until Bennie releases Carol. George winds up pushing Julia off a cliff. But when he notices, she has vanished, seemingly still alive. Carol and Bennie, in each other's arms, have fully accepted and chosen to love one another, as they know that now, they have to find out where Julia and their real mom are.

The short story "The Catbird Seat", by James Thurber

Updated as of February 27th, 2024! Keynotes: Onward and Napoleon have been bumped off the Top 100 DOM list; Be Somebody (Chinese film) has been bumped off the Top 100 OS list.

@Hiccup23 Just wondering if you're still gonna put out King of Kings? Besides YM's Let's Eat Dad, it would be the final addition to the schedule, meaning reviews can start right after.

The Sprawl saga by William Gibson

Bumping my Cruis'n World rating to a 2.5/5.