1st November
The Power of the Dog (Netflix)
3rd November
C’mon C’mon
Boxing Day
Silent Night
Blue Bayou
Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City
10th November
West Side Story
Lamb
Clifford the Big Red Dog
Encounter (Amazon)
15th December
Spider-Man: No Way Home
The Hand of God (Netflix)
17th December
Nine Days
The Tender Bar (Amazon in January)
Swan Song (Apple TV)
21st December
Being the Ricardos (Amazon)
22nd December
The Matrix: Resurrections
24th December
Don’t Look Up (Netflix)
26th December
The King’s Man
The Tragedy of Macbeth (Apple TV in January)
31st December
Titane
The Humans
The Lost Daughter (Netflix)
As usual all the Netflix/Amazon stuff will likely get a limited cinema outing a week or two before the streaming release
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Can’t wait to see the Matrix 2021
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I thought this was a really good article
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Seen 10 - Belle sounds cool
Really bugs me when end of year lists are half full of films that haven’t even come out yet.
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and 3 of the top 5 to boot
are they taking votes from people outside the UK for this, or is it votes from critics who saw things earlt at film festivals etc? seems especially weird for a UK-centric list and organisation
It’ll mainly be the latter
yeah, guess these lists will always be out of kilter with ones made by people who have to go by the general release dates
still, annoying
Up until their recent redesign it had ‘The International Film Magazine’ on it’s cover, and has always covered cinema from around the globe including the major festivals, so it doesn’t bother me too much.
You can see all the votes here: https://www.bfi.org.uk/sight-and-sound/polls/best-films-2021-all-votes
Jamos
10 December 2021 13:56
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looks like something i will secretly enjoy the hell out of on netlix at some point
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Stop, stop, it’s already dead etc
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