1. Son of Saul
2. Anomalisa
3. What We Do in the Shadows
4. 45 Years
5. Phoenix
6. Amy
7. The Assassin
8. Ex Machina
9. The Duke of Burgundy
10. Mad Max: Fury Road
As specified by the OP, the voting ends on the 24th of February (tomorrow). I have been updating the list of votes and will make the new results thread as soon as possible after the closing of the vote. Since I've never done this before I wanted to ask what time exactly should the voting close? Should it be midnight between the 24th and 25th? And if so, which time zone?
Yeah it was kinda slow. I bought it on blu-ray and watched it again and...it was still pretty slow, but something about the atmosphere and the visuals really got me. Admittedly a little bit of style over substance with that pick.Man assassin is easily the best looking film in a few years but I also found it boring as hell haha. But just by sheer virtue of cinematography it's definitely a runner up for me
Your call, but midnight(I guess time zone could be sticky) was my initial thought. Give people the entire last day to finalize, change and make last minute entries(like i will be doing lol).
Wait what's wrong with mad max besides being the obvious winner
I wish we could push the deadline back a couple of days. Brooklyn and The Big Short just hit On Demand today. And I own Creed and Jobs but have not had a chance to watch them. Two more days is all I need.
Shocking not seeing Rams, the best non-english film of the year, on any lists
I'll post mine here on the 23rd
1. Inside Out
2. Spotlight
3. Rams
4. Victoria
5. Trumbo
6. Creed
7. Straight outta Compton
8. Focus
9. The Diary of a Teenage Girl
10. Spectre
Shocking not seeing Rams, the best non-english film of the year, on any lists