Evil dead 2013 bruce campbell tv#

I had recently re-watched the original animated Jungle Book, and found it to be exceptionally more boring than I remembered as a kid. Perhaps this is a disservice to the medium to leave a potentially deserving film off my list, but as my personal cinematic experience has morphed from sharing a crowded theater to reclining on a couch, this is the only project released this year where I physically leapt out of said couch in utter shock (and complete joy) at the reveal of the mother of all twists.ДЄnd speaking of watching more movies from the couch instead of the theater, this is one of the films that I am very glad I got to see in theaters this year. The only thing that sets it apart from вЂњfilmвЂќ is that instead of a bloated trilogy that loses impact with each new entry, it becomes exponentially more complex and rewarding with each of the 10 chapters. It has everything you would expect from a major budget filmвЂ¦ an all star cast, mind blowing visual effects, and most important of all, a compelling story that works on both a literal and allegorical level.

Evil dead 2013 bruce campbell tv#

Instead IвЂ™ll start withВ something a little differentвЂ¦ДЄs the lines between film and TV continue to blur, I feel it is an obligation to include one of my all time favorite cinematic experiences of the year: an HBO TV show. I suppose I could have given spot #10 to any number of runner-ups, but it just didnвЂ™t feel right. So as with other years, this list is really a compilation of my most memorable films of the yearвЂ¦ or films I can actually see myself watching again after some time has passed.

To be honest, I didnвЂ™t see a whole lot of new releases in 2016-IвЂ™m guessing somewhere between 20-30 films total.

No La La Land to be found on my list, despite its impending domination of this yearвЂ™s Academy Awards.