Hello and welcome to Jeremiah Trotter’s top 10 movies of 2016. Now, let’s be clear: these are the top 10 movies that I enjoyed the most from 2016… that I saw. So, of course you will have different opinions and different ideas of what is “the best” of 2016, but maybe you discover something on this list that you’d like to check out. And I’m definitely not opposed to debating the merits of individual films. Anyway, let me know how you feel in the comments if you get the urge. Continue reading
Below are Mo Money’s top films of 2016 excluding movies that originally premiered in 2015 outside of the United States.
1.) The Love Witch
This isn’t camp or kitsch; this is a feminist thesis in the guise of a murderous witch film. Anna Biller took years writing this film after Viva, and the end result was worth the wait. If you don’t know her work, fix it! Continue reading
Earlier, I posted my ten favorite movies from 2016. But a “best of” list provides only a snapshot of a yearlong collection of movie-going experiences. If movies can impact a moviegoer’s worldview (by stimulating creativity, encouraging empathy, and raising awareness), then moviegoers should thoughtfully consider which movies they choose to watch. With this in mind, I have posted a list below of every movie I watched for the first time in 2016. Continue reading
Below are Big B’s top films of 2016.
It’s a heartwarming adventure-comedy about two outcasts from different worlds, and I love it. Clever, concise, and nuanced. Watch this movie. Continue reading
If memories of 2016 produce more grimaces and shrugs than smiles and laughs, watch this mashup of over 300 movies from 2016 and remember that this year offered a variety of impressive movies. Continue reading
Big B and Mo' Money 