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

True story I got good time Berlin syndrome and Detroit from the library and I didn’t watch Detroit because I was already too tense from the other two

The only other safdie film I’ve seen is the pleasure of being robbed which also follows a charismatic sociopath who takes advantage of ppl’s better nature, but it’s nicer and less thrilling

came out of Good Time in a daze and as soon as i got on the tube a guy next to me started throwing up in his backpack, felt very on theme

lol

what's the lawn chairs thing?

I can't find it, but it was one of those endless polls about best lawn chairs from a guy's collection as displayed on Youtube. It had more charm and intrigue than many films

I am still holding out that this will be The Last Jedi rather than Phantom Thread.

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2. Get Out
w/d: Jordan Peele
364 points, 23 votes, 1 #1 (and 4 #2s)

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1. Phantom Thread
d: Paul Thomas Anderson w: PTA & DDL
416 points, 19 votes, 6 #1s

on Get Out:

I loved this. the comedy was great. I feel like Peele's plot developments were a bit familiar (I mean it was v similar to the plot of that shit movie The Skeleton Key which wasn't exactly original when it came out) but twists weren't the point really.
I liked the cheesy over the top horror moments like the evil latin music while Bradley Whitford was ...uhh....doing something that I won't reveal.

― Neanderthal, March 1, 2017

fuck movies

― Dr Morbius, March 9, 2017

he looks like a young pre-AA Steve Bannon

― Alfred, Lord Sotosyn, March 19, 2017

on Phantom Thread:

I enjoy PTA’s seemingly central concern with the relationships of emotionally stunted monomaniac weirdos

Anyway since I’m a weirdo I thought this was the most romantic thing I’ve seen since the Mad Max Fury Road blood donation scene

― silby, January 12, 2018

Cyril!

Thanks to all the voters, thanks to all the posters in this thread, thanks to everyone who's typed about these films on ILX over the last three calendar years that they've been in cinemas, and big thanks and best cheers to Gukbe.

If people who like posting their full ballots could do so here: BALLOTS: Ragnarok - ILM 2017 film poll ballot recycling , that would be helpful - full ballots make the results threads difficult to use afterwards. Please do argue here about other peoples taste, and say things like "I can't believe A Heavy Burden didn't get higher, it was my #24" in this thread though!

One big change in the results that the delay of the poll caused: a film that only showed in two cities for two weeks in 2017 moved from #2 to #1, possibly due to more people being able to see it once it was released.

yes, thanks to all, best wishes to gukbe, and special thanks to sic *approaches sic for a handshake* *palms green slime from pocket* *leaves loads of green slime on sic's hand*

good to see the best film of the year win, thanks sic and gukbe!

aww sic <3

get out indeed what a windbag set of movies

Phantom thread rules

it was v similar to the plot of that shit movie The Skeleton Key

That plus the pilot episode of The Boondocks. It was still great though. Phantom Thread must be doing something impressive to win out? I'm still too residually put off by Inherent Vice to have tried watching it yet.

thanks sic and to hell with rest of ye

Thanks gukbe and sic! This was rollout was excellent

Inherent vice rules

inherent vice the movie of the last decade

on Get Out:

fuck movies
― Dr Morbius, March 9, 2017

LOL

I liked the roaming incoherentness of it, but that's about all. But generally I'm on board, so I'm sure this is fine. xps

get out indeed what a windbag set of movies

― dele alli my bookmarks (darraghmac)

Phantom Thread is a whisper, dude.

there's nothing bloodless or bloviating or dull about Phantom Thread

/get out indeed what a windbag set of movies

― dele alli my bookmarks (darraghmac)/

/Phantom Thread/ is a whisper, dude.

btw plz allow me to suggest that fans and detractors of Phantom Thread pay a visit to poll thomas anderson 2

thanks sic and to hell with rest of ye

― dele alli my bookmarks (darraghmac), Thursday, July 26, 2018 11:39 PM (nine minutes ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

If only more people could appreciate American superhero comic shite, the world would be so much better.

I would have been happy with that 1-2 in either order, glad they were close in points.

If only more people could appreciate American superhero comic shite, the world would be so much better.

― calzino, Thursday, 26 July 2018 22:52 (forty-three minutes ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

this is such a trite morbsian false dichotomy, but even so, to engage it as if it were in fact the thrust of the matter: the disregard for whether a movie was a well or badly executed effort of or against its obvious genre classification in order to lobby for the right *type* of movie is a large element of these results

tactical voting is of course the other disgrace. amazing thing for an adult to be doing in ths context.

for an ILE poll on ILF subject matter, its all very ILM

how do you define tactical voting?

lj and suchlike

All in one place:

49 Graduation (Cristian Mungiu) 40 points, 2 votes
49 Double King (Felix Colgrave) 40 points, 2 votes
49 Kedi (Ceyda Torun) 40 points, 4 votes
49 The Lego Batman Movie (V/A) 40 points, 2 votes
48 Raw (Julia Ducournau) 41 points, 4 votes
47 John Wick: Chapter 2 (Chad Stahelski, Derek Kolstad) 43 points, 3 votes 1, #1
46 Thor: Ragnarok (Taika Waititi & al.) 44 points, 5 votes
45 Ingrid Goes West (Matt Spicer, David Branson Smith) 45 points, 3 votes
42 The Levelling (Hope Dickson Leach) 46 points, 3 votes
42 The Disaster Artist (James Franco, various writers) 46 points, 3 votes
42 Western (Valeska Grisebach) 46 points, 3 votes
40 Detroit (Kathryn Bigelow, Mark Boal) 49 points, 3 votes
40 Toni Erdmann (Maren Ade) 49 points, 2 votes, 1 #1
39 Logan (James Mangold, Michael Green & Scott Frank) 51 points, 5 votes
38 Free Fire (Ben Wheatley, Amy Jump) 53 points, 4 votes
37 Happy End (Michael Haneke) 54 points, 5 votes
36 Zama (Lucrecia Martel) 56 points, 3 votes
35 God’s Own Country (Francis Lee) 58 points, 6 votes
33 Certain Women (Kelly Reichardt) 59 points, 3 votes
33 I Am Not Your Negro (Raoul Peck) 59 points, 6 votes
32 The Meyerowitz Stories (New and Selected) (Noah Baumbach) 63 points, 4 votes
31 The Shape Of Water (Guillermo del Toro, Vanessa Taylor) 68 points, 4 votes
30 The Square (Ruben Östlund) 78 points, 5 votes
29 Ex Libris: The New York Public Library (Frederick Wiseman) 86 points, 6 votes
26 A Ghost Story (David Lowery) 96 points, 8 votes
26 On Body And Soul (Ildikó Enyedi) 96 points, 6 votes
26 The Big Sick (Michael Showalter, Kumail Nanjiani & Emily Gordon ) 96 points, 7 votes
25 Coco (Lee Unkrich, Adrian Molina, diverse hands) 100 points, 6 votes
24 The Death Of Louis XIV (Albert Serra, Thierry Lounas) 102 points, 4 votes
22 Baby Driver (Edgar Wright) 104 points, 8 votes
22 The Death Of Stalin (Armando Iannucci, David Schneider, Ian Martin, some other bloke) 104 points, 6 votes
21 Paddington 2 (Paul King, Simon Farnaby) 105 points, 6 votes, 1 #1
20 Dawson City, Frozen Time (Bill Morrison) 106 points, 7 votes
19 120 BPM (Beats per Minute) (Robin Campillo, Philippe Mangeot) 107 points, 5 votes, 1 #1
18 The Ornithologist (João Pedro Rodrigues, Joao Rui Guerra da Mata) 114 points, 8 votes
17 mother! (Darren Aronofsky) 120 points, 8 votes
16 The Killing Of A Sacred Deer (Yorgos Lanthimos, Efthymis Filippou) 124 points, 9 votes
15 Faces Places (Agnès Varda & JR) 138 points, 10 votes
14 Dunkirk (Christopher Nolan) 154 points, 9 votes
13 Nocturama (Bertrand Bonello) 182 points, 11 votes
12 Blade Runner 2049 (Denis Villeneuve, Hampton Fancher & Michael Green) 186 points, 11 votes
11 The Lost City of Z (James Gray) 197 points, 11 votes 1 #1
10 A Quiet Passion (Terence Davies ) 200 points, 11 votes, 2 #1s
9 Twin Peaks (David Lynch & Mark Frost & David Lynch) 219 points, 10 votes, 4 #1s
8 The Other Side of Hope (Aki Kaurismäki 225 points, 13 votes
7 Call Me By Your Name (Luca Guadagnino, James Ivory) 243 points, 14 votes, 1 #1
6 The Florida Project (Sean Baker, Chris Bergoch) 264 points, 17 votes
5 Personal Shopper (Olivier Assayas) 275 points, 14 votes, 4 #1s
4 Lady Bird (Greta Gerwig) 295 points, 17 votes, 2 #2s
3 Good Time (The Safdie Brothers, Bron Ronstein) 333 points, 20 votes, 1 #1
2 Get Out (Jordan Peele) 364 points, 23 votes, 1 #1 4 #2s
1 Phantom Thread (Paul Thomas Anderson) 416 points, 19 votes, 6 #1s

My top five.

aw i love that raw placed! that movie is extremely good

never even heard of that movie before this thread!

I missed the last part of the countdown. I loved CMBYN, it was my #1. It seemed like more of a period movie than anything speaking to the contemporary world. I thought Oliver was supposed to be a kind of cardboard cutout…the whole cycle of infatuation, romance, and rejection seemed like an extreme act of projection on the part of Elio. Chalamet gave the best performance of the year I thought.

I saw this at the Castro in the middle of the day with other mostly older people/retirees. It was the loveliest moviegoing experience I’ve had in quite a while

Logan and Baby Driver beating JW2 is deeply embarrassing

I'm sure that X-Men #12 But Sad and The Latest Film By The Guy Who Did That TV Series And The Funny Film just got more built-in viewers than Uh, Keanu's Stunt Doubles Directed A Film? What, Again?

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lol

wtf i don't vote tactically!

no collusion! you're the puppet!

I vote tactically in the P&J poll -- je ne regrette rien

wow that was a fast rollout

glad that Good Time & Lost City of Z placed highly, love both of those

Fun rollout. Thanks, sic!

I still have many of these to see, but hooray for #s 1, 2, 5, and 6!

Phantom Thread was my #3, didn't vote for the Stepford Whiteys

You're welcome.