Source: http://www.empireonline.com/movies/features/best-films-2016/
Time again for our annual international critics’ poll of the year’s top movies. This year we asked 163 critics and curators to name their five best films of the year – and the results are a small triumph for diversity (not to mention a lot of treats still to come to UK cinemas over the next few months). Films directed by women make up the majority of the top five, alongside Barry Jenkins’ gay black coming of age portrait Moonlight in second place.
Andrea Arnold’s American Honey and Ken Loach’s I, Daniel Blake also show the breadth and depth of British cinema – but this is surely the first year that a German comedy is the runaway winner…
Source: http://www.bfi.org.uk/best-films-2016
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This list will be frequently updated as movies move in-and-out of contention.
This list contains films in contention for the following categories:
-Best Picture
-Best Director
-Best Actor
-Best Actress
-Best Supporting Actor
-Best Supporting Actress
-Best Adapted Screenplay
-Best Original Screenplay
-Best Animated Feature
-Best Documentary Feature
-Best Foreign Language Film
The technical categories will be in a separate list.
Last updated: 12/15/2016 (Added Golden Globe nominees that were absent from the list)
All the movies I've ever watched!
After discovering probably the best-looking cinema in the UK, travelling to the west of America to see a 4D film about M&M's, finding the greatest film of the decade without being told so, finally finishing the Hunger Games trilogy one year later than it should have been and entering a new phase of Star Wars sans Jar Jar, who knows what could be better than all this forthcoming.
Well, here's all the films I've seen in 2016, a.k.a. doomsday for democracy, showbusiness and the world itself. At least the movies were good enough. Well, except for the second one on this list.
Movies watched in 2017
by Dagmar Heikens