Topic: Best movies you have watched in 2017? - page 12. (Read 22855 times)
mine is spiderman home coming.... i think this is so amazing action
i watch all themovies , i am movie mania , i belive its my duty to watch all the movies
Wonder Woman
Kong Skull Island
Kong Skull Island
The post
Get Out
Call me by your name.
Get Out
Call me by your name.
The Handmaiden
Here are the movies caught my attention. Star wars the last Jedi and Jumanji
Mine are the following: Star Wars The Last Jedi, Wonder Woman and Jumanji.
Blade Runner 2049 obviously.
Runners up:
Spiderman Homecoming
Dunkirk
Logan
Thor Ragnarok
Three billboards
Wind River
The Big Sick
Runners up:
Spiderman Homecoming
Dunkirk
Logan
Thor Ragnarok
Three billboards
Wind River
The Big Sick
My best movie in 2017 is
1Kong skull
2Tom rider
1Kong skull
2Tom rider
Logan was undoubtedly the best movie of 2017.
Really? I havent seen it but the other day I wanted to watch it but my girlfriend was against
I think I will just watch it alone one day 
And my best movie of 2017 is.....COCO!!!
(i really liked it hehe)
Half girlfriend Indian movie
Logan
Logan was undoubtedly the best movie of 2017.
Best movies I have watched are:
1. Fast & Furious 8
2. Bahubali The Conclusion
3. Ayna Bazi
4. Bajiraw Mastani
5. Jumanji 1
6 The Mummy
1. Fast & Furious 8
2. Bahubali The Conclusion
3. Ayna Bazi
4. Bajiraw Mastani
5. Jumanji 1
6 The Mummy
A Ghost Story.
Dunkirk
Dunkirk
Primates of the Caribbean.....dead man tell no tale
HACKER!!!
the best movie I watched was the ANAL CHILD in indosiar, the movie is very good and also the movie is very romantic.
3 idiots old film last year i watched this and i think this is one of the best movie i have been ever watched.
Christopher Nolan dispenses with the exposition in favor of immersive aesthetics with Dunkirk, a dramatic account of the WWII evacuation of Dunkirk, France's beaches in 1941. Fractured between three interwoven time frames and perspectives (land, sea and air), and shot almost entirely in 70mm IMAX—which stands as the ideal format in which to see this overwhelmingly experiential work—Nolan's wartime tale cares little for character detail or contextual background. Instead, it thrusts viewers into the chaos engulfing a variety of infantrymen (including Fionn Whitehead and Harry Styles), commanders (primarily, Kenneth Branagh), fighter pilots (led by Tom Hardy), and civilian boatman (notably, Mark Rylance), all of whose sacrifice, selfishness, cowardice, and heroism is thrown into sharp relief by Nolan's grand set pieces. Through its towering scale, superb staging, and inventive structure, Dunkirk melds the micro and the macro with a formal daring that's breathtaking, along the way underscoring the unrivaled power of experiencing a truly epic film on a big screen.
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