Film of the Year 2022: Round Four

[Neon Ignition]

We begin to slip into the Autumn time line up with more films that released whilst Maverick continued to make absolute bank.


Which of the above films were amongst the best of 2022 and why?

[MartyG]

Clerks III was a massive disappointment. Basically, Kevin Smith jerking himself off.

The only one I've seen on that list.

[Atticus]

I've seen so few films this year. Can't say I've enjoyed a post-covid return to the cinema either, thanks to a general lack of auditorium respect ... its like peeps forgot how to behave in a shared space.

But thanks to Disney+ I did enjoy Barbarian

[Neon Ignition]

I've mostly disliked having people back in cinemas full stop, they sucked beforehand the same as they suck now but thankfully most of the time there's no-one in too close a space to me. Always weird seeing so many people complain about cinemas on Era, saying how they won't return due to COVID. I get it if you're high risk and wary but during or after COVID, there's never been a link made between cases and theatres. Largely I suspect because most people stay in one place for the whole thing. Can't wait for a better quality of output to begin though.