Delayed Due To Projection Issues - the 2017 ILX Film Poll Results Thread

cats are the enigmatic guards of a sacred cosmic plane of centered self-possession that humans can only reach by befriending felines. kedi was a pleasant afternoon date movie, kinda forgot about it.

i normally love getaway car heist movies, and I like Edgar Wright but my god i did not like Baby Driver at all.
Ok that’s not true. I liked the music. That’s it.
The movie felt like a cross between an Apple commercial and a car commercial. dumb, annoying, stupid. SO annoying.

Bad year for overrated British auteurs beginning with 'W'.

I'm about 90% sure this ends with Phantom Thread first and Twin Peaks second--Twin Peaks simply requires too much of a time investment for it to have been seen by enough people to finish first. 9% that it goes the other way, and 1% I'm forgetting something obvious between them.

Bet many ppl in Istanbul hate them but its going to a Western market so we gotta respect

i feel like they interviewed many ppl in istanbul? like, i watched a documentary where that happened and it was called kedi?

kedi was a pleasant afternoon date movie, kinda forgot about it.

― karl...arlk...rlka...lkar..., Thursday, July 26, 2018 7:12 AM (fifty-eight minutes ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

otm though

earlier part of your post was also extremely otm karl but i am a horrible cat person

wha's a cat

not much, what's a cat a you?

gonna finish this off today?

I think call me by your name will beat out twin peaks although obv I’m rooting for that not to be the case. Prob other things will too since many ppl won’t vote for it on principle

As ever I would welcome a classic ilx-style upset in the top spot as long as it isn’t star wars

I voted for a number of LGBT movies. Call Me By Your Name wasn't among them.

i think several of the queer voters value BPM higher

Call Me By Your Name was more intoxicating as a Jewish liberal arts fantasy than a romantic fantasy.

whatever floats your peach

voted for both. I was thinking Get Out would win

A quick summary:

49 Graduation 40 points
49 Double King 40 points
49 Kedi 40 points
49 The Lego Batman Movie 40 points
48 Raw 41 points
47 John Wick: Chapter 2 43 points
46 Thor: Ragnarok 44 points
45 Ingrid Goes West 45 points
42 The Levelling 46 points
42 The Disaster Artist 46 points
42 Western 46 points
40 Detroit 49 points
40 Toni Erdmann 49 points
39 Logan 51 points
38 Free Fire 53 points
37 Happy End 54 points
36 Zama 56 points
35 God’s Own Country 58 points
33 Certain Women 59 points
33 I Am Not Your Negro 59 points
32 The Meyerowitz Stories (New and Selected) 63 points
31 The Shape Of Water 68 points
30 The Square 78 points
29 Ex Libris: The New York Public Library 86 points
26 A Ghost Story 96 points
26 On Body And Soul 96 points
26 The Big Sick 96 points
25 Coco 100 points
24 The Death Of Louis XIV 102 points
22 Baby Driver 104 points
22 The Death Of Stalin 104 points

Can we remove the disaster artist

Next up, a very gay bear movie

https://i.imgur.com/KsJe8w5.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/Q3uvwwa.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/bivByVx.jpg

oh, animation. no wonder i never gave it a thought.

21. Paddington 2
d: Paul King w: Paul King, Simon Farnaby, and 30-odd credited punch-up readers
105 points, 6 votes 1 #1

https://i.imgur.com/Ze9CpT4.jpg

Lol is any of that true

Writing credits & number 1 votes I mean

Paddington 2 is wonderful down to the smallest detail. Even the "2" is introduced in a sweet, not-tacky way, on the title screen. I'd say I liked it more than the first one, but maybe I was just riding a Paddington high and ready for more.

― geoffreyess, January 24, 2018

Took a couple of kids from work to see it and laughed so hard at one scene I thought I wasn't going to stop. Stays true to the spirit of the original, too. Everybody in this is perfect.

― Noodle Vague, January 24, 2018

What a charmingly simple, innocent, calming, ridiculous movie this was. A couple of hilariously subtle jokes. My fave was when the inmates introduced themselves and one of them more or less was revealed as a politician, which earned another really subtle "no comment" callback a few beats later. Not sure I got the joke beyond the maybe obvious, but I love how Knuckles had "Knuckle's" (with the erroneous apostrophe) tattooed on his knuckles.

― Josh in Chicago, January 27, 2018

oh, animation.

You might think Noah Taylor was all CGI, but every frame was actually hand-painted.

This is probably less animated than the new Spielberg film

j/k, i might see this... someday

Same

wins - there was a list of ten or so writer & comedian types with "special thanks" or similar in the opening titles, and a massive list buried in the closing credits. I assume the ones at the start chipped in gags that got used, and the others didn't.

apparently it was all from reading and responding to King & Farnaby's script, not a collaborative room, or anyone else writing any drafts.

A Bear Film Wes Anderson Rip

lmao at the reveal sic

This was good and I voted for it

Bad year for overrated British auteurs beginning with 'W'.

― Ward Fowler, Thursday, July 26, 2018 2:46 PM (one hour ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

U DDNT

This means that a couple of extremely wonderful and obscure things have made the top 20, btw

What have you done

i am probably going to watch that political-scandal TV series where Hugh Grant licks Ben Whishaw's nipples first

The Banning of Louis XD was in my top 3 btw

lol

I did. A Very English Scandal. Amazon Prime from Friday. https://t.co/6ANoH1kpY3

— Hugh Grant (@HackedOffHugh) June 26, 2018

haaa

I saw the beginning of that at my granny’s & it took me several minutes to work out that it was Hugh Grant under all that makeup

maybe he wasn't wearing any for once

https://i.imgur.com/GsDtre6.jpg

20. Dawson City, Frozen Time
d: Bill Morrison (doco)
106 points, 7 votes

You would think a documentary about rediscovered silent-film footage in the Yukon would be a Trump-free safe haven, but no, there's no escape.
I had seen the trailer a couple of weeks ago, so I was looking forward to something dreamy and contemplative. It didn't disappoint on that count--I can imagine it playing Nuit Blanche at three in the morning. Not harboring any protective feelings about silent film in general, the ambient soundtrack helped make that happen, though it did get repetitive after a while.
What came as a surprise was how much history is packed into the film--everything from Grauman's Chinese Theatre to Kenesaw Mountain Landis to Fatty Arbuckle to Robert Service. And fires--there are so many of them in Dawson City it becomes a gruesome joke, like the drummers in Spinal Tap. Towards the end, where the couple who were instrumental in preserving all this film fill in the backstory, the husband says two innocuous words that provided the biggest laugh I've had at the movies this year.

― clemenza, Tuesday, 25 July 2017

The trance-like qualities of Dawson City, Frozen Time worked, which means I was bored by the halfway mark.

my #9, and I never thought that'd be the case for a documentary that opens with Christopher (Mad Dog) Russo

was it the footage of the 1919 World Series that did it?