May at the movies

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Get Out reigns supreme at the end of May. Michael Winterbottom's Trip to Spain waltzes into the Top 10 thanks to the loveable bickering of Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon. Sadly Alien: Covenant, Wonder Woman and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 haven't been able to muscle their way in despite solid efforts. Next week sees Sydney Film Festival come to town, so hopefully my Top 10 hits some enjoyable/terrifying turbulence.

Also please check out my lists for January, February, March and April. Always happy to hear your feel back, so sound off in the comments below. 

Top 10 as of May

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

Films watched this month:

Get Out
The Trip to Spain
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2
Alien: Covenant 
King Arthur: Legend of the Sword
Get Out
John Wick: Chapter 2 
The Mummy 
Wonder Woman 
Baywatch 

 - Stu 

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