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November releases have torpedoed my top 10! Thanks to the directorial debuts from Greta Gerwig ( Lady Bird ) and John Carrol Lynch ( Lucky ), my top 10 needs some serious rearranging. Other notable watches this month include Blade of the Immortal from Takashi Miike, Downsizing from Alexander Payne and Kenneth Branagh’s Murder on the Orient Express . As we inch closer and closer to the end of the year, I’ve thoroughly enjoyed watching my list evolve over the past 11 months. Can’t wait for the December releases, apparently there’s some Star Wars movie coming … To check out my top 10 month by month, feel free to check out my other lists from earlier in the year. As always, I’d love to hear about your favourite movies in the comments below or come over and play at our Facebook page . January February March April May June July August September October - Stu Top 10 as of the end of November: 1. Lady Bird 2. Land of Mine 3. Call Me By Your Name 4. Good Time 5. Get ...

Okay, seriously, where is this year going?! I know I joked about it last month, but I blinked and September has gone. The only change to my Top 10 was Lost City of Z subbing in for A Ghost Story ; both are damn fine films and I hope you make time to see them. October has some highly anticipated releases, so it’ll be interesting to see how my list holds up. As always, you can track my Top 10 list as it has evolved from month to month throughout the year by hitting the links for each month. January  February  March  April May  June July August  I’d love to hear about your favourite films for the year, so feel free to sound off in the comments below, or come over to our Facebook page. - Stu  Top 10 as of the end of September: 1. Land of Mine 2. Moonlight 3. Get Out 4. I am Not Your Negro 5. Call Me By Your Name 6. Dunkirk 7. Lady Macbeth 8. Baby driver 9. Lost City of Z 10. Logan Lucky Films I've watched this mont...

Where did July go?! Luckily it brought us Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk . Not many changes to my top 10 but hopefully you got out to see Dunkirk and Spider-Man: Homecoming. I was expecting a little bit more from War for the Planet of the Apes and Una but them's the breaks. Click the links for my lists for January , February , March , April , May and June . Looking forward to some huge titles dropping in August. As always I'd love to hear about your favourite films for the year so far, so feel free to sound off in the comments below or come over and play on our Facebook page . - Stu 1. Land of Mine 2. Moonlight 3. Get Out 4. I am Not Your Negro 5. Call Me By Your Name 6. Dunkirk  7. Happy End 8. 20th Century Women 9. Baby Driver 10. Trip To Spain Films watched: Una The House Spider-Man: Homecoming It Comes at Night Spider-Man: Homecoming Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power Baby Driver Dunkirk War for the Planet of the Apes Dunkirk Atomic Bl...

Okay, this is starting to get painful. March has been an exceptional month for cinema with Get Out ,    The Salesman (Academy Award winning), Land of Mine, A Man Called Ove and Loving  hitting theatres. Get Out has wrestled top spot away from Moonlight for now. The Lego Batman Movie has snuck into the race, mostly because it's the best Batman film since The Dark Knight . I’d love it if you played along as the year goes on and of course if you've see any of these films and agree or disagree with their ranking please feel free to yell at me in the comments below. Check out my January and February lists too. I dare you. - Stu Top 10 for March: 1. Get Out 2. Moonlight 3. Land of Mine 4. Loving  5. The Salesman  6. Jackie 7. A Man Called Ove 8. Colossal  9. Edge of Seventeen  10. The Lego Batman Movie  Films watched: Logan Kong: Skull Island Beauty and the Beast Get Out The Salesman A Cure For Wellness Mo...