Favorite movie of 2017 so far

Hard to say, it's a tie between Wonder Woman & Spider-Man: Homecoming. I really love the both movies but if I gotta pick one, it's Wonder Woman for me :)

Wonder Woman get's the vote.

Blade Runner is flat out one of my favourite movies of this decade. Certainly the best sci-fi.

Dunkirk is one of the best movies I've ever seen.

I've never had Christopher Nolan disappoint me so far.

Wonder Woman, Dunkirk, and Logan. Haven't seen the new Blade Runner yet. Anyway I'm not voting because it's a three way tie.

It was a pretty bad year IMO. Most movies disappointed me. I'm going with Baby Driver, one of the few decent movies this year and it was made so perfectly well that I was really impressed

In no particular order

• Dunkirk
• John Wick 2
• Blade Runner 2049
• Logan

Blade Runner 2049 easily.

Gaurdians 2, such a good films that makes me happy.

Not seen blade runner 2049 yet

Haven't watched many movies this year... but I'm dying to see Bladerunner.

Guardians of the Galaxy 2 for me, such an awesome movie.

I was most impressed with that new Spiderman.

My top 3 favorites have been Logan, Baby Driver, and It. Any one of these could easily be number one for me but if I had to choose one it would narrowly be Logan.

You missed alot of very good movies including:

Split

Get Out

Life

Megan Leavey

Wind River

Stronger

I have seen 10 of the 17 movies you listed, here's my big 5 not in any order:

Logan

Guardians of the Galaxy

Megan Leavey

Wind River

Bladerunner 2049

each of these movies gets at least a 9 out of 10 rating for me. I can't decide completely but since I had the most fun at Guardians it gets my pick. I also enjoyed Dunkirk alot but ONLY when I watched it in imax.

My Little Pony Friendship is Magic the movie

I still want to see these ones though

Spider-Man Homecoming

Wonder Woman(Actually do have the dvd but haven't watched it yet)

Alien Covenant

King Arthur

Transformers The Last Knight

Power Rangers

The Dark Tower

Star Wars The Last Jedi

Boss Baby

Sword Art Online Ordinal Scale

Blade Runner 2049

Dunkirk was an amazing movie to watch at the theater, and a great film period. Baby Driver was also pretty good. Those are the only two 2017 movies I've seen.

Of those movies I have only seen Wonder Woman. Will be watching John Wick 2 this weekend I think though.

Logan I guess, was pretty hyped. Delivered.

Lots of great movies in 2017

I've seen:

• Dunkirk
• King Arthur
• Alien
• Pirates of the Caribean

I've yet to see:

• Baby Driver
• Guardians of the Galaxy 2
• Blade Runner
• Star Wars

Wow, I just realised I've barely been to the theatres this year. From that least I've only watched Logan...

Welcome to the club. I have only seen Wonder Woman...

Bladerunner

Wind River

Good Time

Everything else ive watched this year has been good but these 3 movies stood out

None of the mentioned.

But that is because so far i have seen 0 of the mentioned or any other released in 2017. I am still on 2013 movies in my backlog.

I thought Dunkirk was a steaming pile of shit. Christopher Nolan's flaws as a screenwriter and filmmaker have been increasingly apparent the more he's moved away from the kiddie superhero genre. He always lacks three dimensional characters, and with the lack of characters blasting exposition this time, the non-chronological narrative was even more disjointed than before.

I maintain the only three good films he's made are Memento, The Prestige, and The Dark Knight, three films which contain simple, blockbuster-friendly stories that don't go over Nolan's unfortunately pretentious head.

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Blade Runner 2049 is insanely good, and better than the overrated original. Villeneuve has impressed me with pretty much every film he's ever got his hands on: Sicario was most definitely channelling Heart of Darkness/Apocalypse Now; Arrival is just simply one of the greatest sci-fi films Hollywood has ever made; and with Blade Runner he actually makes a good film out of the world Phillip K. Dick invented and Ridley Scott visualised without really forming a complete film from it.

2049 is the rare film I didn't fall asleep in (I normally fall asleep in movies that are mediocre-to-really good. I stay awake if they're horribly bad or insanely excellent). It's also a rare film where I wasn't aware of the running time. And it's an even rarer film that I'm going to go and watch for a second time in the cinema.

Now if only it had invested in philosophical discussions a la Stalker and Solyaris, 2049 would have been within distance of achieving sci-fi immortality. But it makes the same decision (or fatal mistake?) to raise questions of ethics and metaphysics pertaining to what constitutes humanity, without ever really addressing them. So it falls just a tad short of all-time greatness.

I only seen 2 movies that was released this year which were John Wick 2 and Logan. I'm going with John Wick 2 though. I like Logan but John Wick 2 entertained me more...

None of the above.

Arrival since it was not released in Italy until 2017.

From your list I've only seen Wonder Woman and Blade Runner. Blade Runner is better IMO but it was still disappointing for me as the sequel to the original. I think the movie I've seen this year that I liked the most was the adaptation of Stephen King's Gerald's Game. The movie is a great thriller.

Baby Driver gets my vote

I still need to see Baby Driver. However, I hope it's not one of those plots that try to make the audience sympathize for a bunch of selfish, greedy outlaws. Based on what I saw in the trailer, I know the protagonist himself wants to get out of it, but still has to work for those guys for whatever reason.

Dunkirk, Homecoming and Apes Planet War are my favorites.

My top 5;

1. Logan!!

2. Wonder Woman

3. It

4. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales

5. Kingsman: The Golden Circle

6. War for the Planet of the Apes

The dead (threads) are rising from their graves!