April at the Movies

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While Get Out doesn't get its official Australian release until May 4; it managed to remain at number one for the second month in a row. Surprisingly John Wick: Chapter 2 and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 both failed to crack my top 10. Trust me, I'm more shocked than you are. Rachel Weisz's Denial has crept into tenth place at the expense of The Lego Batman Movie.

As always I'd love to hear your thoughts on my list. Feel free to check out my lists for January, February and March.

If you agree or disagree sound off in the comments below.

- Stu

Top 10 for April:

 1. Get Out
2. Moonlight
3. Land of Mine
4. Loving
5. The Salesman
6. Jackie
7. A Man Called Ove
8. Colossal
9. Edge of Seventeen
10. Denial 
Films watched:

Zach's Ceremony
Chips
The Lego Batman Movie
The Country Doctor
The Boss Baby 
John Wick: Chapter 2 
The Fate of the Furious 
Denial 
Going In Style
Raw
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2
The Osiris Child Science Fiction Vol 1
Free Fire


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