Αξιόλογα φιλμς 2016

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[h=1]The best films of 2016 [/h]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…

Sight & Sound contributors
2 December 2016

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[h=3]1. Toni Erdmann[/h]49 votes
UK festival release 8 October 2016 (London Film Festival)
UK cinema release 3 February 2017

Maren Ade, Germany-Austria
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Maren Ade’s winning daughter-father comedy Toni Erdmann contains some of the sharpest moments of audience blindsiding I’ve ever encountered.
— Nick James, reviewing from Cannes
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Apart from being a comedy and a very human delight, Maren Ade’s film is also an intensely angry political statement about the way that capitalism disempowers, dehumanises and alienates.
— Jonathan Romney, reviewing from Cannes
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☞ Read Jonathan Romney’s full Cannes review
☞ Read 10 Screenwriting Tips from Maren Ade

[h=3]2. Moonlight[/h]34 votes
UK festival release 6 October 2016 (London Film Festival)
UK cinema release 24 February 2016

Barry Jenkins, USA
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A film about the complexity of black masculinity and the very human hunger for connection. It is about the fragility that lies beneath a man’s swagger. Thrilling and sensuous.
— Simran Hans, reviewing from Toronto
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☞ Read the full festival review
☞ Listen to Erika Balsom, Henry K. Miller and Catherine Wheatley discuss Moonlight in our London Film Festival podcast

[h=3]3. Elle[/h]33 votes
UK festival release 8 October 2016 (London Film Festival)
UK cinema release 10 March 2017

Paul Verhoeven, France-Germany
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Trust Verhoeven to venture where most wouldn’t dare: a psychological rape-revenge fantasy thriller with jump-out-of-your-skin attack moments orchestated to a pounding score, and laced with comedy throughout. What should be problematic is here more complicated and intelligent than it first appears: rape is never a joke and Isabelle Huppert’s Michèle LeBlanc never a victim.
— Nick James, reviewing from Cannes in our July 2016 issue
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☞ Read Geoff Andrew’s first-look Cannes review
☞ Listen to Erika Balsom, Henry K. Miller and Catherine Wheatley discuss Elle in our London Film Festival podcast

[h=3]4. Certain Women[/h]25 votes
UK festival release 9 October 2016 (London Film Festival)
UK cinema release 3 March 2017

Kelly Reichardt, USA
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Kelly Reichardt articulates a familiar experience: the suspicion, bafflement or plain disregard met by women who don’t conform to typical notions of femininity, as held by certain men.
— Sophie Brown
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☞ Read Catherine Wheatley’s first-look review
☞ Listen to Erika Balsom, Henry K. Miller and Catherine Wheatley discuss Certain Women in our London Film Festival podcast

[h=3]5. American Honey[/h]20 votes
UK cinema release 14 October 2016

Andrea Arnold, USA-UK
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As much spectacle as a Hollywood musical. Within a collage of soaring music, soft light and writhing bodies, this brilliant film draws the outline of a bleak economic landscape.
— Pamela Hutchinson
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☞ Read the full review
☞ Read Alyssa Simon’s first-look Cannes review

[h=3]6. I, Daniel Blake[/h]17 votes
UK cinema release 21 October 2016

Ken Loach, United Kingdom-France-Belgium
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Ken Loach’s film is perhaps the most important film of the year in relation to the situation in a post-Brexit Britain. The fact that it has connected so powerfully with audiences is a tonic for the soul.
— Jason Wood
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☞ Read Pamela Hutchinson’s review
☞ Read Geoff Andrew’s first-look Cannes review

[h=3]7. Manchester by the Sea[/h]16 votes
UK festival release 8 October 2016 (London Film Festival)
UK cinema release 13 January 2017

Kenneth Longeran, USA
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A blue collar high tragedy with wrenching performances that weigh the balance so carefully between the push and pull of guilt and responsibility that the film is emotionally exhausting.
— Nick James
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☞ Read Simran Hans’s first-look review

[h=3]8. Things to Come (L’Avenir)[/h]15 votes
UK cinema release 2 September 2016

Mia Hansen-Løve, France-Germany
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Wry, humane and thoughtful… the film treats its destabilising cluster of crises with extraordinary restraint. It presents the hard, complex business of surviving life in a disarmingly simple way.
— Kate Stables
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☞ Read the full review
☞ Read Harriet Warman’s first-look Berlin review

[h=3]9. Paterson[/h]14 votes
UK cinema release 25 November 2016

Jim Jarmusch, USA/Germany/France
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A quietly utopian film, and a balm to watch. Its minimal narrative and attractively downbeat setting hark back to the Jim Jarmusch of the 80s and 90s.
— Henry K. Miller
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☞ Read the full review
☞ Read Nick James’s tribute poem

[h=3]10. The Death of Louis XIV[/h]13 votes
UK festival release 10 October 2016 (London Film Festival)
UK cinema release undated

Albert Serra, France-Portugal-Spain
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Albert Serra has made a film somewhat in the contained, stately, solemn manner of Straub-Huillet. Extremely beautiful and even moving, in a rigorously detached way.
— Jonathan Romney, reviewing from Cannes
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☞ Read the full festival review



[h=3]=11. Personal Shopper[/h]12 votes
UK festival release 10 October 2016 (London Film Festival)
UK cinema release 3 March 2017

Olivier Assayas, France
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Kristen Stewart is an enigmatic, warily frayed-yet-unafraid presence, almost as if she’d be happy to step over to the ‛other side’ at any moment. She is unquestionably the actress of the moment.
— Nick James, reviewing from Cannes
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☞ Read Nick James’s first-look Cannes review



[h=3]=11. Sieranevada[/h]12 votes
UK festival release 6 October 2016 (London Film Festival)
UK cinema release undated

Cristi Puiu, Romania-France
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A film analysing what it means to grow up believing in living-room myths and legends, and the discomfiting mix of terror, disappointment and guilt at realising that being an adult means propagating them at the risk of losing face.
— Adam Nayman
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☞ Read Geoff Andrew’s first-look Cannes review



[h=3]=13. Fire at Sea[/h]11 votes
UK cinema release 10 June 2016

Gianfranco Rosi, Italy-France
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Moral courage and filmic artistry exist side by side in this essential offering from a director gradually earning the right to be thought of as one of the greats of our era.
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— Trevor Johnston
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Rosi accounts for the tales of migrants by choosing an unconventional point of view, which acts as a tremendous call for action.
— Nico Marzano
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☞ Read Trevor Johnston’s review
☞ Read Geoff Andrew’s first-look Berlin review



[h=3]=13. Julieta[/h]11 votes
UK cinema release 12 August 2016

Pedro Almodóvar, Spain
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This tantalisingly open-ended film is Almodóvar’s most sombre to date: it is to his last feature, 2013’s airline farce I’m So Excited!, as Interiors (1978) was to Woody Allen’s Bananas (1971).
— Jonathan Romney, from our September 2016 issue
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☞ Read Jonathan Romney’s review
☞ Read Sophie Monks Kaufman’s first-look Cannes review



[h=3]=13. Nocturama[/h]11 votes
UK festival release 15 October 2016 (London Film Festival)
UK cinema release undated

Bertrand Bonello, France-Germany-Belgium
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The movie that completely defies binary categorisations of good and bad, the one I have absolutely no idea of whether I loved or loathed, but have pretty much thought about it every day since seeing it.
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— David Jenkins
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☞ Listen to Erika Balsom, Henry K. Miller and Catherine Wheatley discuss Elle in our London Film Festival podcast



[h=3]=16. Cameraperson[/h]10 votes
UK festival release 10 June 2016 (Sheffield Doc/Fest)
UK cinema release 27 January 2017

Kirstsen Johnson, USA
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Kirsten Johnson’s Cameraperson concerns itself with the often idealistic, always knotty human desire to connect through documentary images. She goes through a catalogue of unused material from her long career as a cinematographer to make a kind of self-portrait through scraps, a diary by way of other filmmakers’ unwanted bits… Profound empathy is manufactured by witnessing Johnson trying to find her shots and trying to decide when not to shoot. Scenes of pain and sadness are exhilaratingly edited next to scenes of exuberance.
— Robert Greene
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☞ Read Greene’s Unfiction column post on Cameraperson, documentary access and the myth of authenticity

Johnson unifies ostensibly unrelated vignettes through a shared sense of empathy and an ethically inquisitive approach to the vagaries of cinematic mediation.
— Jordan Cronk
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☞ Read Jordan Cronk’s True/False festival review

If I had to shoot one movie into space to sum up this crazy, chaotic, hurting world in 2016 it would be this one.
— Tom Charity
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[h=3]=16. La La Land[/h]10 votes
UK festival release 7 October 2016 (London Film Festival)
UK cinema release 13 January 2017

Damien Chazelle, USA
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Accomplished in every aspect, it’s both a homage to and a rewriting of Hollywood’s classic musicals … Only the harshest cynics will resist this film’s bittersweet charm.
— Fernanda Solozarno
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☞ Read Tom Charity’s first-look Toronto review



[h=3]18. Love & Friendship[/h]9 votes
UK cinema release 27 May 2016

Whit Stillman, Ireland/France/The Netherlands/USA/United Kingdom
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Whit Stillman’s venture into Jane Austen territory for Love & Friendship was a welcome tickle of the costume movie’s well-corseted ribs.
— Sam Wigley
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☞ Read Thirza Wakefield’s review



[h=3]=19. Aquarius[/h]8 votes
UK festival release 14 October 2016 (London Film Festival)
UK cinema release 24 March 2017

Kleber Mendonça Filho, Brazil-France
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An intricate, laser-like vision of where Brazil is today, in its latest, neoconservative re-incarnation.
— Ela Bittencourt
The magnificent Sonia Braga, steadfast in the face of political corruption and greed, may be the defiant heroine to inspire at the moment.
— Lizzie Francke
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☞ Read Jordan Cronk’s first-look Cannes review



[h=3]=19. Victoria[/h]8 votes
UK cinema release 1 April 2016

Sebastian Schipper, Germany
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Victoria is literally an incredible achievement. How they pulled it off remains a delirious mystery
— Gareth Evans
Schipper and his cast have managed to turn a gimmick into a surprisingly subtle portrait of a millennial generation overwhelmed by its own unstoppable momentum.
— Lisa Mullen
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☞ Read Lisa Mullen’s review



[h=3]=21. Embrace of the Serpent[/h]7 votes
UK cinema release 10 June 2016

Ciro Guerra, Argentina-Colombia-Netherlands-Venezuela
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Embrace of the Serpent felt like a rethinking of so much adventure cinema from the last half century.
— Nick James
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☞ Read Demetrios Matheou’s review



[h=3]=21. Everybody Wants Some!![/h]7 votes
UK cinema release 13 May 2016

Richard Linklater, USA
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Overlapping conversation, ready laughs and impressively naturalistic performances from a cast free of A-listers give Everybody Wants Some!! the easy charm of Linklater’s best work.
— Pamela Hutchinson
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☞ Read the full review



[h=3]=21. Evolution[/h]7 votes
UK cinema release 6 May 2016

Lucile Hadzihalilovic, France/Spain/Belgium 2015
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For Hadzihalilovic, the sense of control is essential to the creation of a complete, self-enclosed world, and to a visual aesthetic with its own stilled, enigmatic quality.
— Richard Combs
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☞ Read the full review



[h=3]=21. Hell or High Water[/h]7 votes
UK cinema release 9 September 2016

David Mackenzie, USA
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From Wild West to current malaise, there’s a strong sense of Texan cultural history making its imprint on this crime thriller… it’s ultimately a thorough investment in the whys and wherefores of place that makes this particular offering so satisfying and distinctive.
— Trevor Johnston
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☞ Read the full review



[h=3]=21. O.J.: Made in America[/h]7 votes
Five-part ESPN TV documentary, also screened at some US film festivals. UK release undated

Ezra Edelman, USA
ESPN’s ambitious five-part study of 1995’s ‛trial of the century’ ran to nearly eight hours, covering the courtroom drama, the fallen hero in the dock and the fallout from the shock verdict. In the New York Times, A.O. Scott called it “a tightly packed, almost indecently entertaining piece of pop realism, a Dreiser novel infused with the spirit of Tom Wolfe,” saying it had “the grandeur and authority of the best long-form nonfiction”.



[h=3]=26. Lemonade[/h]6 votes
Online release 23 April 2016

Beyoncé Knowles Carter and Kahlil Joseph with Jonas Åkerlund, Melina Matsoukas, Dikayl Rimmasch, Mark Romanek and Tod Tourso, USA
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Does Lemonade deserve to be on this list? I’m not sure, but I can’t deny its energising rush, its lightning effect on the culture, its blur of the lines between cinema, music video and album, and how explosively it digested the influence of black cultural history.
— Ian Mantgani
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[h=3]=26. Nocturnal Animals[/h]6 votes
UK cinema release 4 November 2016

Tom Ford, USA
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Ford is very effective at capturing the way reading triggers memories, the way it requires the reader to fill in a story’s gaps with their own imagination and the way getting lost in a book creates a kind of vortex in time.
— Simran Hans, reviewing from Toronto
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☞ Read Adam Nayman’s review
☞ Read Simran Hans’ first-look review from Toronto



[h=3]=26. The Ornithologist[/h]6 votes
UK festival release 10 October 2016 (London Film Festival)
UK cinema release undated

(O Ornitólogo) João Pedro Rodrigues, Portugal-France-Brazil

A fevered reverie, beginning as a National Geographic showreel and morphing with rugged elegance into a fable of erotic transcendence.
— Kong Rithdee
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[h=3]=26. Raw[/h]6 votes
UK festival release 10 October 2016 (London Film Festival)
UK cinema release undated

(Grave) Julia Ducournau, France-Belgium
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“Examines the dynamics of sisterhood and pressures of female identity, with violent helpings of humour and horror … an energetic tale of cannibalistic desire.”
— Sophie Brown
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☞ Read Chloe Roddick’s Cannes review



[h=3]=26. Neruda[/h]6 votes
UK festival release 14 October 2016 (London Film Festival)
UK cinema release 10 March 2017

Pablo Larraín, France/Spain/Argentina/Chile
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Pablo Larraín’s utterly brilliant Neruda needs to be watched more than once. Like a juggler, Larraín keeps in the air all the paradoxes and contradictions of the legend, the folktale, the myth and the man to (de)construct, in his own words, a Nerudian antibiopic of the Chilean diplomat, poet and Nobel prizewinner as working-class symbol, but also as a narcissist and a brothel habitué who is yet utterly in love with his wife.
— Mar Diestro-Dópido, reviewing from the London Film Festival
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[airb]

Όλες οι ενδιαφέρουσες ταινίες του 2016 σε ένα αριστοτεχνικό, καταιγιστικό mashup

Ποιές ταινίες χρησιμοποιήθηκαν:​

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00:08:22 Arrival
00:11:10 The Shallows
00:13:03 The Accountant
00:13:23 Star Trek Beyond
00:14:19 The Purge: Election Year
00:15:13 Approaching the Unknown
00:17:01 La La Land
00:18:06 Indignation
00:19:06 The Huntsman: Winter's War
00:20:02 Green Room
00:21:14 Demolition
00:23:03 Allied
00:23:23 Miss Sloane
00:25:12 High-Rise
00:27:00 Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
00:27:17 Elvis & Nixon
00:29:08 Money Monster
00:30:18 Synchronicity
00:31:15 Nocturnal Animals
00:32:09 Always Shine
00:33:22 The Shallows
00:36:06 Swiss Army Man
00:37:18 Bleed for This
00:38:13 Snowden
00:40:01 Last Days in the Desert
00:41:00 I.T.
00:43:02 Bleed for This
00:43:20 Too Late
00:44:16 Divine Access
00:45:14 The Preppie Connection
00:46:07 The Boss
00:47:00 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows
00:47:17 High-Rise
00:49:06 Bleed for This
00:49:23 The Preppie Connection
00:50:20 The Legend of Tarzan
00:51:14 Bang Gang
00:52:07 The Light Between Oceans
00:52:22 The Magnificent Seven
00:53:22 Captain America: Civil War
00:55:00 Hacksaw Ridge
00:56:05 13 Hours
00:57:17 Captain America: Civil War
00:55:19 Bleed for This
01:02:23 Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
01:04:13 Jason Bourne
01:06:03 Doctor Strange
01:06:23 X-Men: Apocalypse
01:07:17 Gods of Egypt
01:08:11 A Monster Calls
01:09:03 Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children
01:09:23 London Has Fallen
01:10:21 The Nice Guys
01:11:14 13 Hours
01:12:05 The Great Wall
01:13:05 Passengers
01:13:17 High-Rise
01:14:19 Bleed for This
01:16:04 Gods of Egypt
01:16:20 Eddie the Eagle
01:17:14 Warcraft
01:18:20 Jason Bourne
01:19:16 Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
01:20:17 X-Men: Apocalypse
01:22:06 Captain America: Civil War
01:23:05 X-Men: Apocalypse
01:23:21 Star Trek Beyond
01:24:15 13 Hours
01:25:09 Midnight Special
01:26:04 Don't Breathe
01:27:03 Criminal
01:27:17 Touched With Fire
01:28:10 The Girl on the Train
01:30:01 Batman v Superman. Dawn of Justice
01:35:17 The Legend of Tarzan
01:37:21 Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
01:38:19 Jane Got a Gun
01:40:04 The Last Heist
01:41:10 The Great Wall
01:42:20 Pride and Prejudice and Zombies
01:44:01 In a Valley of Violence
01:45:12 Deepwater Horizon
01:46:09 The Duel
01:47:06 Hell or High Water
01:48:13 Synchronicity
01:50:17 Identicals
01:52:04 The Jungle Book
01:53:09 Triple 9
01:54:06 Len and Company
01:55:11 The Infiltrator
01:57:02 Captain America: Civil War
01:58:03 Suicide Squad
01:59:19 Code of Honor
02:00:15 Triple 9
02:02:07 Creative Control
02:03:17 The Preppie Connection
02:05:16 The Huntsman: Winter's War
02:07:13 The Divergent Series: Allegiant
02:08:20 Mechanic: Resurrection
02:09:19 The Huntsman: Winter's War
02:10:22 Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk
02:11:14 Compadres
02:12:04 Trespass Against Us
02:13:00 Green Room
02:13:17 The Take
02:14:15 Les Cowboys
02:15:09 No Stranger Than Love
02:16:06 Criminal
02:17:06 Gods of Egypt
02:18:19 Deepwater Horizon
02:19:18 Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
02:21:03 Risen
02:21:17 X-Men: Apocalypse
02:22:11 Suicide Squad
02:23:08 The Purge: Election Year
02:25:13 Don't Breathe
02:26:11 Too Late
02:27:15 Hell or High Water
02:29:02 Nerve
02:30:19 The Birth of a Nation
02:33:22 Suicide Squad
02:35:00 X-Men: Apocalypse
02:35:17 Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk
02:36:12 Compadres
02:38:06 Hacksaw Ridge
02:39:08 Jack Reacher: Never Go Back
02:40:09 Allied
02:41:05 The Accountant
02:42:00 13 Hours
02:42:21 Hardcore Henry
02:44:08 Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
02:45:22 Suicide Squad
02:47:01 X-Men: Apocalypse
02:48:22 Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
02:49:15 Deepwater Horizon
02:50:01 Suicide Squad
02:51:16 Jason Bourne
02:52:09 Captain America: Civil War
02:53:02 Office Christmas Party
02:53:16 Midnight Special
02:55:00 Independence Day: Resurgence
02:56:02 Captain America: Civil War
02:56:22 Gods of Egypt
02:57:07 Risen
02:58:13 The Legend of Tarzan
02:59:06 A Monster Calls
02:59:23 London Has Fallen
03:00:21 Deadpool
03:02:16 X-Men: Apocalypse
03:04:07 Code of Honor
03:06:04 Dishoom
03:07:10 Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
03:08:17 Doctor Strange
03:14:14 Eddie the Eagle
03:16:20 Hunt for the Wilderpeople
03:17:17 Zootopia
03:18:23 The Light Between Oceans
03:20:02 Get a Job
03:21:03 Finding Dory
03:22:02 Dirty Grandpa
03:23:10 Term Life
03:24:04 Demolition
03:25:08 Allied
03:26:07 Keeping Up With The Joneses
03:27:17 Kung Fu Panda 3
03:29:01 Loving
03:30:03 Morris From America
03:31:16 Now You See Me 2
03:32:12 Cafe Society
03:33:22 The Edge of Seventeen
03:34:18 Weepah Way for Now
03:35:18 The Edge of Seventeen
03:36:20 The BFG
03:37:10 Always Shine
03:38:06 The Edge of Seventeen
03:39:12 The Choice
03:41:00 Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates
03:42:23 Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children
03:44:09 Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates
03:45:03 Deadpool
03:46:03 Mr. Right
03:48:02 War Dogs
03:49:01 Manchester By The Sea
03:49:23 Genius
03:50:20 Zootopia
03:51:16 They're Watching
03:53:14 The Choice
03:54:09 My Golden Days
03:58:11 Indignation
04:01:23 La La Land
04:02:17 Our Last Tango
04:03:13 The Space Between Us
04:04:03 Weepah Way for Now
04:05:05 Touched With Fire
04:06:05 Louder Than Bombs
04:07:19 Swiss Army Man
04:08:11 The Nice Guys
04:09:05 Eddie the Eagle
04:09:21 Get a Job
04:10:10 Morris From America
04:11:15 Me Before You
04:12:12 Term Life
04:13:19 Office Christmas Party
04:15:05 Captain Fantastic
04:16:06 The Brothers Grimsby
04:17:06 Bang Gang
04:18:04 Divine Access
04:18:21 The Edge of Seventeen
04:20:03 Temps
04:10:15 Be Somebody
04:21:19 Everybody Wants Some
04:22:14 Cosmos
04:24:00 Buddymoon
04:29:12 Nerve
04:42:01 The Accountant
04:44:05 Arrival
04:47:12 Midnight Special
04:50:09 Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
04:53:04 X-Men: Apocalypse
04:54:15 King Jack
04:55:22 Five Nights in Maine
04:57:08 Clown
04:58:15 The Preppie Connection
05:00:14 Bleed for This
05:02:10 Doctor Strange
05:04:20 The Accountant
05:06:05 Sully
05:07:14 Deepwater Horizon
05:08:12 The Finest Hours
05:09:15 Deadpool
05:11:03 The Infiltrator
05:12:06 Septembers of Shiraz
05:13:02 The Accountant
05:15:20 10 Cloverfield Lane
05:16:17 Into the Forest
05:17:23 Lights Out
05:18:15 Collateral Beauty
05:19:22 Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk
05:22:18 Captain America: Civil War
05:23:23 Captain Fantastic
05:26:06 Bleed for This
05:28:15 Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
05:31:02 Captain America: Civil War
05:32:10 A Country Called Home
05:34:22 Independence Day: Resurgence
05:36:07 The 5th Wave
05:37:04 Nocturnal Animals
05:39:23 X-Men: Apocalypse
05:40:17 The Jungle Book
05:41:22 The Conjuring 2
05:43:22 The Shallows
05:45:13 Kubo
05:46:07 X-Men: Apocalypse
05:47:14 Independence Day: Resurgence
05:49:00 Bleed for This
05:49:16 Louder Than Bombs
05:50:09 The Choice
05:51:10 Doctor Strange tlr2
05:52:14 I.T.
05:55:01 Hacksaw Ridge
05:56:10 X-Men: Apocalypse
05:57:21 The Choice
05:58:13 Midnight Special
05:59:07 Five Nights in Maine
05:59:22 Deepwater Horizon
06:00:18 Into the Forest
06:01:18 The Innocents
06:02:17 Identicals
06:03:09 The Debt
06:06:04 Inferno
06:08:04 Suicide.Squad
06:08:22 Criminal
06:09:14 Manchester By The Sea
06:10:02 Louder Than Bombs
06:10:12 The Neon Demon
06:10:23 Miss Sloane
06:11:16 Touched With Fire
06:12:06 Jane Wants a Boyfriend
06:13:02 Star Trek Beyond
06:14:12 Free State of Jones
06:16:01 Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
06:18:18 Midnight Special
06:20:08 Louder Than Bombs
06:22:09 A Monster Calls
06:24:02 The Fits
06:28:04 Alice Through the Looking Glass
06:31:22 The Debt
06:32:14 Miles Ahead
06:33:18 The Girl on the Train
06:34:09 Batman v Superman. Dawn of Justice
06:35:02 Now You See Me 2
06:36:12 Money Monster
06:37:12 Split
06:39:01 Arrival
06:40:13 War Dogs
06:42:00 The Girl on the Train
06:43:03 Love & Friendship
06:44:21 The Girl on the Train
06:45:20 Identicals
06:47:13 The Confirmation
06:49:17 Triple 9
06:52:02 High-Rise
06:52:19 The Founder
06:53:22 Last Days in the Desert
06:55:05 The Jungle Book
06:56:09 The BFG
06:57:01 Temps
06:59:11 The Neon Demon
07:01:01 Allied
07:01:23 The Girl on the Train
07:03:02 Born to Be Blue
07:04:07 Passengers
07:05:00 My Golden Days
07:05:09 Closet Monster
07:05:22 The Light Between Oceans
07:06:20 Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising
07:07:14 The Magnificent Seven
07:09:02 Suicide Squad
07:09:22 The Nice Guys
07:11:19 Independence Day: Resurgence
07:13:02 Captain America: Civil War
07:13:23 Jack Reacher. Never Go Back
07:14:18 Warcraft
07:15:16 The Legend of Tarzan
07:17:16 Office Christmas Party
07:19:00 Bleed for This
07:20:12 Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
07:21:12 Now You See Me 2
07:22:16 Jason Bourne
07:24:14 The Accountant
07:26:09 Miss Sloane
07:29:11 Doctor Strange
07:30:17 Captain America: Civil War
07:31:23 Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates
07:32:10 Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping
07:33:02 Pride and Prejudice and Zombies
07:34:04 The Magnificent Seven
07:35:07 Loving
07:36:05 The Shallows
07:36:19 High Strung
07:37:14 Tumbledown
07:38:13 Touched With Fire
07:40:08 Passengers
07:42:13 Pele. Birth of a Legend
07:44:18 Monster Trucks
07:45:18 The Nice Guys
07:46:14 The Fits
07:47:08 Dishoom
07:48:04 Hacksaw Ridge
07:49:02 Pete's Dragon
07:51:04 Ghostbusters
07:52:02 Doctor Strange
07:54:05 Independence Day: Resurgence
07:58:05 Passengers

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