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So in an effort to sort the wheat from the cinematic chaff, this was our attempt to draw up a list of the 3. And to give the largest films and the smaller, less obvious offerings something of an even footing, we tried to go for a mixture of predictable superhero flicks and lower- budget dramas, thrillers and other exciting genre pieces. That reasoning, at least, is why one or two promising movies didn't make the final cut - and we'll let you argue which ones they were down there in the comments.

We've added our reviews to each film on the list, so you can see which ones ended up being a delight, and which ones gave us a case of the . Independence Day: Resurgence. Twenty years after their first invasion, bug- eyed aliens knock on Earth's front door once again in Roland Emmerich's Independence Day: Resurgence.

Returning stars Jeff Goldblum, Bill Pullman and Brent Spiner were joined by newcomers Liam Hemsworth, Charlotte Gainsbourg and William Fichtner (Will Smith decided he wouldn't be coming back due to his mothership- sized fee). In this one, the puny humans used alien technology from the previous invasion to help them turn the tables. Review. 29. Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them. The start of the first trilogy of Harry Potter spin- off movies, Fantastic Beasts & Where To Find Them immediately ensured it was on firm ground by bringing back David Yates - the director of the last four Potter flicks - to helm this one. JK Rowling, meanwhile, had for the first time penned a story directly for the screen. Eddie Redmayne stars as Newt Scamander (leading an impressive and varied cast), and this first adventure begins around 7.

Harry Potter stories. Further films will follow, as you might expect.. Review. 28. The Girl With All The Gifts. Colm Mc. Carthy, the director of hit TV shows like Peaky Blinders, Doctor Who (The Bells Of Saint John), Sherlock and Ripper Street directed this intriguing British sci- fi. A fungal infection turns humans into zombie- like . Based on a novel by MR Carey, She Who Brings Gifts, this one was a genre thriller in the tradition of John Wyndham and 2.

Days Later. There was a great cast, too, including Glenn Close, Gemma Arterton and Paddy Considine. Review. 27. Ghostbusters. Of all the films on this list, few attracted as much dissection as Paul Feig's new Ghostbusters movie. Download The New Paradise (2017) Movie. It feels like it kept internet comments sections in business.

As you more than likely know, the new film is headlined by Melissa Mc. Carthy, Kristen Wiig, Leslie Jones and Kate Mc. Kinnon. Chris Hemsworth plays the new receptionist, and there are cameos from Ghostbusters of yesteryear too.

In theory, this was supposed to kickstart a new collection of Ghostbusters movies, and we're still holding out hope that it could happen, just to offer the best possible retort to the vile abuse that's been aimed at the project from a vocal minority. But mainly, as much as we're wary of digging beloved franchises back up, we just want to see more really good Ghostbusters films. Paul Feig is certainly a man up to the job. Review. 26. The Purge: Election Year. Writer- director James De. Monaco brought us a far superior sequel with his retro, run- and- gun dystopian action flick The Purge: Anarchy.

Given that De. Monaco managed to write and direct that film in just one year, it was intriguing to see how he fared with a much longer gap between sequels. Read our review to find out what happened.. How To Download Alive And Kicking (2017) The Full Movie. Review. 25. The BFG. Steven Spielberg was back in family movie territory for the first time since Tintin, and he tackled one of Roald Dahl's most beloved books, The BFG.

Dahl's writing has enjoyed middling success when it comes to movie adaptations (we try not to talk about Tim Burton's disappointing Charlie And The Chocolate Factory movie, yet Henry Selick's James And The Giant Peach is a delight). Spielberg here directed the final screenplay from the late Melissa Mathison. The excellent cast featured Rebecca Hall, Bill Hader, Penelope Wilton (who enhances any project she walks onto the set of), Jemaine Clement and the brilliant Mark Rylance.

Young Ruby Barnhill stepped into the role of Sophie. Eddie The Eagle. Perhaps on the surface, Eddie The Eagle's story may have looked like a biopic that was easy to write off. But just look who was involved. This, after all, was Dexter Fletcher's third film as director - following the terrific Wild Bill and Sunshine On Leith - and he landed Kingsman's Taron Egerton to take on the role of the British ski jumper on his journey to the Winter Olympics. Furthermore, Hugh Jackman co- starred, and there were appearances from Christopher Walken and Tim Mc. Innerny. We felt that Fletcher found the very human side of the story, too. Review. 23. A Monster Calls.

The Orphanage was Juan Antonio Bayona's debut feature in 2. He demonstrated a similarly exacting control in 2. The Impossible, and he was back in genre territory with A Monster Calls. Adapted from the fantasy novel by Patrick Ness, the film is about a lonely teenage boy and his uneasy relationship with an imposing, tree- like 'monster'. Bayona's way with cinematography and quietly effective imagery were a perfect match for the book's exquisite writing and illustration, while the likes of Liam Neeson (as the monster), Sigourney Weaver, Toby Kebbell and Felicity Jones provided the dramatic heft.

Review. 22. How To Talk To Girls At Parties. Gradually, more and more of the work of Neil Gaiman is edging towards the big screen.

And whilst we hoped that 2. Sandman before the cameras, we would overlook How To Talk To Girls At Parties at our peril. Adapted and directed by John Cameron Mitchell - the genius behind Hedwig And The Angry Inch - the cast includes Nicole Kidman, Elle Fanning, Matt Lucas and Ruth Wilson. There simply aren't enough sci- fi romances set in the leafy, picturesque surrounds of Croydon, but sadly this film - which we were very much looking forward to - had its release delayed, and we still haven't clapped eyes on the finished product..

Latest news: cast confirmed, shooting underway. Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk. Another adaptation from a best- selling novel, this one written by Ben Fountain. It was the first film from director Ang Lee since Life Of Pi in 2.

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