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Our Critics’ Picks for Films in 2016

Thanks to a bitter election and seemingly endless culture war, last year was a roller coaster, and the films of 2016 reflect those ups and downs, with surprising results. It's to be expected that lauded movies such as The Lobster, Moonlight, Manchester by the Sea, and Fences would become awards-season...
The Lobster

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Thanks to a bitter election and seemingly endless culture war, last year was a roller coaster, and the films of 2016 reflect those ups and downs, with surprising results. It’s to be expected that lauded movies such as The Lobster, Moonlight, Manchester by the Sea, and Fences would become awards-season favorites, but who knew that summer flicks such as Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising, Deepwater Horizon, and Bridget Jones’s Baby would be equally enjoyable? Our critics’ picks for 2016 were varied and a few unexpected. So with awards season in full swing, here’s a look at the films our critics loved in 2016.

In the Shadow of Women

Courtesy of Distrib Films

January

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Editor's Picks

Cemetery of Splendor

Courtesy of Strand Releasing

February

Everybody Wants Some!!

Courtesy of Paramount Pictures

March

A Hologram for the King

Courtesy of Roadside Attractions

April

Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising

Courtesy of Universal Pictures

May

Tickled

Courtesy of Magnolia Pictures

June

The Childhood of a Leader

Courtesy of IFC Films

July

Disorder

Courtesy of Sundance Selects

August

London Road

Courtesy of BBC Worldwide America

September

Certain Women

Courtesy of IFC Films

October

Arrival

Courtesy of Paramount Pictures

November

Fences

Courtesy of Paramount Pictures

December

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