February at the movies

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Well February has come and gone; not only has Moonlight taken out the Academy for Best Picture, it’s also still atop my top 10 list for the year. Quick, someone let Barry Jenkins know! My top four remains unchanged, however Hidden Figures, Toni Erdmann, T2 Trainspotting and Miss Sloane have all muscled their way into consideration. Just a reminder I’m running a rolling Top 10 list this year, with the results posted monthly. You can check out my list for January here

Love to hear how your year at the cinema is going. What’s the best film you’ve seen lately? Sound off in the comments below or come play along with us on our Facebook page.

- Stu

 February Top 10:

 1. Moonlight
2. Jackie
3. Manchester by the Sea
4. Edge of Seventeen
5. Hidden Figures 
6. Toni Erdmann 
7. Rosalie Blum
8. Perfect Strangers
9. T2 Trainspotting 
10. Miss Sloane 

Films watched this month:

Gold
Silence
Singing in the Rain (1952)
Hidden Figures  
Fences
The Love Witch (2016)
Toni Erdmann 
Fences
The Great Wall
Silence
David Stratton: A Cinematic Life 
50 Shades Darker
Miss Sloane 
T2 Trainspotting 

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