Charts: Lists
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2018 Academy Awards Big 8
Favs/dislikes: 1:0. This list includes Best Picture Best Actor / Actress Best Supporting Actor / Actress Best Director Best Original / Adapted Screenplay -
2018 DtC Nominees
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2018 Movies
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2018 Movies (Ranked)
Favs/dislikes: 1:1. Movies I've seen that were released in 2018, ranked in order of personal preference. -
2018 Oscar Shortlisted Documentaries
Favs/dislikes: 1:1. The 15 documentaries nominated for the 90th Academy Awards being held on March 4th, 2018 -
2018 Top Box Office
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2019: Movies I have watched
Favs/dislikes: 1:0. Personal List, 2019: Movies I Have Watched -
2019 Oscar Nominee Checklist
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2020 movies from year-end lists
Favs/dislikes: 1:0. refreshing year-end lists every day to add exciting movies to this list I still want to see. In order of interest. -
2021 DtC Nominees
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2021 Oscars - Abridged
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2022 100 To Watch
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2022 ballot for 500 < 400 poll
Favs/dislikes: 1:0. All films have less than 400 checks on ICM at the time of list creation. This is for the 2022 poll on the ICMForum. All of these films are on my top 1000 all-time list. -
2022 Films Watched
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2022 movies from year-end lists
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2022-23 Awards Season
Favs/dislikes: 1:0. This list comprises all feature films that won an award or were nominated during the Awards season from November 2022 to March 2023. This includes: Gotham Awards, National Board of Review, New York Film Critics Circle Awards, British Independent Film Awards, Critics' Choice Awards, Palm Springs International Film Festival, Golden Globe Awards, ACE Eddie Awards, PGA Awards, SAG Awards, DGA Awards, Annie Awards, BAFTA Awards, WGA Awards, Independent Spirit Awards and the Academy Awards. Awards exclusively for documentaries or short films are excluded. Last updated on 13th Mar to include the Oscars. And that's it for another year. Everything Everywhere tops the final list with 35/67. Banshees comes second with 13/52, then Aftersun with 13/37. All Quiet has 12/28 with Pinocchio completing the top 5 with 11/21. -
2023 100 To Watch
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2023-2024 Awards Season
Favs/dislikes: 1:0. This list comprises all feature films that won an award or were nominated during the Awards season from November 2023 to March 2024. This includes: Gothams, NBRs, NYFCCs, BIFs, Critics' Choice, Palm Springs, Golden Globes, Eddies, PGAs, SAGs, DGAs, Annies, BAFTAs, WGAs, Independent Spirits and the Oscars. Awards exclusively for documentaries or short films are excluded. The order is by wins, then nominations, then alphabetically. Updated on 10th Mar to include the Oscars. The final update is due on April 14th for the WGAs. -
2024 365 to Watch
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20/20 Award Best Picture Nominees
Favs/dislikes: 1:0. From the website: "The 20/20 Awards uses the advantage of time and perspective to annually re-evaluate the Oscars from 20 years prior. Utilizing the benefit of hindsight, a voting body of film industry professionals from around the world carefully elects either new or previous nominees, and hosts a live awards ceremony, designed to both honor and offer new perspective with fresh commentary on the impact of this body of work on cinema itself, and its influence on our culture. Every year since 1927, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences recognizes excellence in the film industry through the Academy Awards®, bestowing honors upon films, directors, actors, screenwriters, and technical artists who created outstanding art in cinema. The awards are given in the spring, honoring those films released in the previous calendar year. However, as with all annual award ceremonies, the Academy Awards® lack two of history’s most reliable criteria for appraising artistic merit: time and perspective. By bestowing awards on film-work released merely the year before, errant factors often come into play such as fleeting trends, industry politics, favoritism, marketing campaigns and short term current events that translate little out of context. Sifting through the list of Academy Award winners over the decades reveals a multitude of films, directors, screenplays, performances, musical scores and other contributions that have not stood well against the cold scrutiny of time. Meanwhile, many neglected films have proved to be far more influential to the medium, continuing to resonate with modern audiences and critics far more than many of the Oscar winning films. The 20/20 Awards offer a unique alternative to prevailing award shows, emphasizing the test of time as the key criterion by which films and filmmakers should be honored. Looking back twenty years affords voters an insight free from industry insiderism and the contemporary zeitgeist." This is the list of best picture nominees, as selected by The 20/20 Awards. -
20/20 Award Best Picture Winners
Favs/dislikes: 1:0. From the website: "The 20/20 Awards uses the advantage of time and perspective to annually re-evaluate the Oscars from 20 years prior. Utilizing the benefit of hindsight, a voting body of film industry professionals from around the world carefully elects either new or previous nominees, and hosts a live awards ceremony, designed to both honor and offer new perspective with fresh commentary on the impact of this body of work on cinema itself, and its influence on our culture. Every year since 1927, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences recognizes excellence in the film industry through the Academy Awards®, bestowing honors upon films, directors, actors, screenwriters, and technical artists who created outstanding art in cinema. The awards are given in the spring, honoring those films released in the previous calendar year. However, as with all annual award ceremonies, the Academy Awards® lack two of history’s most reliable criteria for appraising artistic merit: time and perspective. By bestowing awards on film-work released merely the year before, errant factors often come into play such as fleeting trends, industry politics, favoritism, marketing campaigns and short term current events that translate little out of context. Sifting through the list of Academy Award winners over the decades reveals a multitude of films, directors, screenplays, performances, musical scores and other contributions that have not stood well against the cold scrutiny of time. Meanwhile, many neglected films have proved to be far more influential to the medium, continuing to resonate with modern audiences and critics far more than many of the Oscar winning films. The 20/20 Awards offer a unique alternative to prevailing award shows, emphasizing the test of time as the key criterion by which films and filmmakers should be honored. Looking back twenty years affords voters an insight free from industry insiderism and the contemporary zeitgeist." This is the list of best picture winners, as selected by The 20/20 Awards. -
21st Academy Awards (1949)
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23rd Critics' Choice Awards Nominees (2017)
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24 of the best film scenes to test surround sound
Favs/dislikes: 1:0. David Lynch once said, “films are 50 per cent visual and 50 per cent sound. Sometimes sound even overplays the visual". He’s got a point: imagine Jaws without the dramatic ‘dun-dun’, 2001: A Space Odyssey without the visceral sound effects, or even – gulp! – Jurassic Park without its memorable theme. If you've chosen the comfort of your home over getting covered in popcorn at your local cineplex, then the quality of your own speaker system for movie nights is hugely important. And while there’s value in practical, space-saving soundbars and, even more so, Dolby Atmos soundbars, nothing beats a full-fat home cinema speaker system for the ultimate AV experience. Whether you have a 5.1- or 7.2-channel system, or even a Dolby Atmos set-up with extra in-ceiling or upward-firing speakers, these film scenes will reveal how good your AV system really is. Volume dial at the ready... -
24th Academy Awards (1952)
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