You can read Ehrlich’s explanation for his choices over at IndieWire. And while these lists tend to reshuffle the same few contenders, IndieWire’s David Ehrlich’s countdown always stands out, not necessarily because of his choices but because of how he presents them: in a gorgeous video montage.Īs he did last year, Ehrlich distills each movie on his 2017 list to “a single memorable moment,” from the now-infamous pie scene in A Ghost Story to Get Out’s terrifying first glimpse of “the sunken place.” The result is a supercut of the kinds of scenes you were left thinking about after leaving the theater, all set to a soundtrack of the year’s most memorable movie music, including “Never Gonna Give You Up” (from the Lego Batman Movie), “I’m Every Woman” (from Girls Trip), and plenty of Sufjan Stevens as a nod to Call Me by Your Name. It’s December, which means ’tis the season for critics to release their best-of lists, looking back at the year in cinema and ranking the movies that stood out. Hulu representatives confirmed to IndieWire that Todd Field will no longer direct the.
Lightyear (2022) 'Lightyear,' the origin story for 'Toy Story' favorite Buzz Lightyear, purported to be an intergalactic adventure but fell flat for its surface-level humor, repetition, and lazy writing. THE 25 BEST FILMS OF 2017: A VIDEO COUNTDOWN from David Ehrlich on Vimeo. Writing for Movie Nation, Roger Moore called it the 'dullest, dimmest Pixar movie ever.' 24.
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