2016 Mofo Film Awards - The Nominations

Does Hateful 8 count as 2015 or 2016? These are 2016 films I've seen so far, sorted by their theatrical/VOD release:

2015/2016
The Witch
Krisha
Green Room

2016
The Forest
Eyes of My Mother
Hail, Caesar!
Deadpool
Gods of Egypt
London Has Fallen
Zootopia
10 Cloverfield Lane
Batman v Superman
The Huntsman: Winter's War
Keanu
The Wailing
Captain America: Civil War
Neighbours 2: Sorority Rising
The Nice Guys
X-Men: Apocalypse
The Conjuring 2
Now You See Me 2
Warcraft
Central Intelligence
Swiss Army Man
Independence Day: Resurgence
The Neon Demon
The Purge: Election Year
Ghostbusters
Lights Out
Sing Street
Star Trek Beyond
Suicide Squad
Mechanic Resurrection
Blood Father
Hell or High Water
The Magnificent Seven
Ouija: Origin of Evil
I, Daniel Blake
Army of One
Doctor Strange
Hacksaw Ridge
Arrival
Manchester by the Sea
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
Assassin's Creed

Total: 45

And out of those, there are probably only a handful that I really liked. I plan to see Hacksaw Ridge, maybe on Tuesday, and I'll almost certainly see The Arrival, Rogue One, and Assassin's Creed once they hit theatres.

I'll also probably watch The Shallows, Jason Bourne, Hell or High Water, Don't Breathe,Green Room, and The Neon Demon sooner or later. Certainly sometime before the deadline.

The Hateful Eight was nominated last year for a few categories. Not eligible this year.

I was watching Spaced again recently and noticed a lot of the ideas that became things like Hot Fuzz and Shaun of the Dead cropping up. I liked Simon Pegg better in those days, before he started retooling Star Trek .

Correct!

The Handmaiden, which I watched recently, is a very solid second place though!

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Cobpyth's Movie Log ~ 2019

Everybody Wants Some is a very worthy #10 at the moment.

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Letterboxd

Is it this time of the year already, I've almost been on MoFo for a year now.

I need some 2016 movie recommendations, please!

Some of you know what type of movies I like, so if you have an idea for 2016 movies, post it

Here's what I seen, and what's already in my Queue.

Seen:
A Hologram for the King
Hello, My Name Is Doris
The Finest Hours
Hail, Caesar!
Elvis & Nixon
Mother's Day
Cafe Society
Genius

In Queue:
Wild Oats
The Jungle Book 2
Love & Friendship

Of what I have seen I think you will like The Infitrltrator and Eye In The Sky Citizen.

Including Daniel M's The Job Hunt, I have seen a whooping 7 films this year. 8 tomorrow.

I have seen 42. There are some good ones, but it hasn't been an amazing year.

the biggest reason as to why i havent seen more is because i rarely go to the cinema anymore,so i wait for them to come on streaming sites.

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Have you already posted your top 10 of 2016 (so far) somewhere? Curious to see which nine films you like better.

I keep track on Letterboxd. Here is my top ten so far: Hell Or High Water, The Nice Guys, The Lobster, Hunt For The Wilderpeople, The Infiltrator, Knight Of Cups, Light Between The Oceans, OJ Made In America, Birth Of A Nation, Everybody Wants Some

The Nice Guys
Our Kind of Traitor
Blood Father

Green Room is eligible for 2016.

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Suspect's Reviews

I have to watch this soon so i can ask you (in the true crime thread of course ) why on earth you have it above Everybody Wants some.

The Films i've seen ranked:

01.American Honey - Andrea Arnold
02.I, Daniel Blake - Ken Loach
03.Everybody Wants Some - Richard Linklater
04.Manchester By The Sea - Kenneth Lonergan
05.Certain Women - Kelly Reichardt
06.Krisha - Trey Edward Shults
07.The Witch - Robert Eggers
08.13TH - Ana DuVernay
09.Your Name - Makoto Shinkai
10.Moonlight - Barry Jenkins
11.Sing Street - John Carney
12.Elle - Paul Verhoeven
13.The Eyes of My Mother - Nicholas Pesce
14.Hell Or High Water - David Mackenzie
15.Zero Days - Alex Gibney
16.Silence - Martin Scorsese
17.Loving - Jeff Nichols
18.Swiss Army Man - Dan Kwan and Daniel Scheinert
19.Hunt For The Wilderpeople - Taika Waititi
20.Blue Jay - Duplass Brothers
21.The Edge of Seventeen - Kelly Fremon
22.Julieta - Pedro Almodovar
23.The Nice Guys - Shane Black
24.Zootopia - Disney
25.Midnight Special - Jeff Nichols
26.La La Land - Damien Chazelle
27.Deadpool - Tim Miller
28.Green Room - Jeremy Saulnier
29.Rogue One: A Star Wars Story - Gareth Edwards
30.Finding Dory - Pixar
31.10 Cloverfield Lane - Dan Trachtenberg
32.The Secret Life of Pets - Illumination
33.Captain Fantastic - Matt Ross
34.Hidden Figures - Theodore Melfi

I still need to see Everybody Wants Some. I've heard nothing but good things and I respect Linklater as a director.

If you are a fan of Dazed and Confused there's a good chance you'll like it. Obviously it is quite a bit different with it being about college baseball players but it is the same type of coming of age film as that and is very similarly paced and in tone. And it's hilarious.

Also i added Hunt For The Wilderpeople to that post because i had to after seeing it haha.

Have you only seen 12 this year Camo? Then I don't feel so bad haha.

Yeah just 12. How many have you seen?