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JANUARY

2017

FILM

What we said:

"Turning the minutiae of

investigative journalism into

riveting viewing, it's not surprising

that

Spotlight

received the 2016

Oscar for Best Picture."

What we said:

"The best cinematic version

of Shakespeare's tragedy to date

– yes, even better than Polanski's

1971 adaptation. A triumph in

every department, Justin Kurzel's

Macbeth

is bleak, brutal and

brilliant."

What we said:

"Denis Villenueve's

blistering thriller trumps

the Oscar-winning

Traffic

as

the best film to date about the

US war against the Mexican

drug cartels. In a word,

unmissable."

What we said:

"A survival story that

celebrates the endurance of

the human spirit without the

obligatory spoonful of sugar,

The Martian

has all the right

stuff."

What we said:

"Oscar-winner DiCaprio,

whose performance is limited

to grunts and gestures, makes us

feel every chilly moment of this

primal homage to old school

wilderness adventures."

What we said:

"Blending deadpan Kiwi

humour, quirky characters and

slapstick action, Taika Waititi's

latest triumph is a zany family

comedy that will appeal to

the mischievous kid in

everybody."

What we said:

"This searing urban epic

about gangsta rap collective

N.W.A. is a timely reminder of

their musical talents, and the

best movie about hip hop

since

8 Mile

."

What we said:

"Like a stage production shot

in

Ultra Panavision 70, this is easily

Tara

ntino's best and bloodiest film since

Ki

ll Bill Vol.1

, and features his best

cast since

Pulp Fiction

."

What we said:

"J.J. Abrams delivers the first

worthy successor to the original Star

Wars trilogy, giving die-hard fans what

they want and introducing the

galaxy far, far away to a new

generation."

What we said:

"Neither sensationalist nor

exploitative,

Room

is a sensitive,

suspenseful and sometimes

heartbreaking insight into victims

of captivity and their return to

society."

1

Spotlight

2

Macbeth

3

Sicario

4

The

Revenant

5

The

Martian

6

Room

7

Star Wars:

The Force

Awakens

8

The

H

ateful Eight

9

Straight

Outta

Compton

10

Hunt for the

Wilderpeople

FILM

&

TV

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