The shortened awards season this year has caused yet more confusion on the always-befuddling road to the Oscars. The chaos of having all of the major guilds and groups vote in such tight, overlapping timeframes has led to much debate on
2020 is looking like a great time for movies and this week on the podcast, Kevin and I sat down to discuss our most anticipated titles supposedly releasing this year. Here are 40 of the films we discussed on the show
In what should be our final year-end list, Raul de Leon ranks his top ten movies of 2019. To read all of our year-end lists, click over here.
10. Marriage Story (Noah Bombach)
With an important story for a country with
Chris rounds out our year-end releases with his top 25 movies of the year (number 25 may surprise you!). Click here to check out all of our year-end lists.
25. Cats (Tom Hooper)
The first entry in a best-of-the-year list
This lists continue with Brooks Laurentino’s top ten movies of 2019. Lists for days. Unending lists
Another year, another opportunity to list the standout performances from throughout the year. Normally, I would break these performances down into two separate groups – male and female – but this year I have opted to include everyone together in the same
Lists, lists, lists! So many lists! Here are my top 13 horror films of 2019 in no particular order, plus a couple docs thrown in for good measure. For all our year-end lists click here.
The theme for my year-end list, it certainly seems, is that these films were genre breakers for the most part. For those new to Film Pulse, I annually sort my Top 10 list by “best of” in each category and choose my
The lists keep on coming as Amanda presents her top ten movies of 2019. Click here to check out all of our year-end lists.
10. Late Night (Nisha Ganatra)
Late Night certainly resembles The Devil Wears Prada, but at its
As the year-end list train rolls on, here are Blake’s top 25 movies of 2019. For more year-end lists click here.
25. The Nightingale (Jennifer Kent)
24. Little Woods (Nia DaCosta)
23. Portrait of a Lady on Fire (Céline Sciamma)
As usual, this was a great year for cinema, and while it was difficult to organize a top 25, I knew I could have kept tweaking it for months so I had to just lock it in. My top five was much
Out of all the films to appear on my year-end Top 50 list (#26 – #50 can be found here), 32 of the 50 titles played on various streaming platforms, paid subscription services as well as free platforms. Places that include
Continuing with our 2019 list extravaganza, here’s Ken’s top ten movies of 2019. For more thoughts from Ken, be sure to give our year-end podcast a listen here or on your preferred podcast service. To check out everyone’s amazing 2019 lists,
Here are what I consider to be the Top 50 films of 2019, out of those that I was able to see. Obviously, there are some films that I was unable to view before year’s end that would have, no doubt, ended
It’s always such a bummer to see the same crop of movies wind up on everyone’s top ten lists, so it pleases me to no end to find this year’s batch of mid-year lists featuring such a wide array of titles. Jordan
It’s tough to narrow it down to just five most anticipated films from this year’s Fantasia Festival in Montreal, but here’s my best attempt. With the lineup recently announced, there’s a metric ton of great genre cinema to choose from, but
