The big deal here was that Star Trek hadn’t been on television in almost a decade and a half, since the middling Enterprise unceremoniously concluded a great era for Star Trek on television that included The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, and Voyager. Star Trek Discovery | official trailer (2017) SDCC NCC-1031
TRAILERS BEST MOVIES 2017 MOVIE
Given that, as well as the constantly changing release dates over the course of the pandemic, it was hard to imagine that Maverick would not become one of the all-time biggest box office hits, but be a pretty darned good movie as well. It doesn’t quite seem to justify making a sequel to a film from 35 years earlier. It’s little more than a few shots of planes over the desert, Maverick on a motorcycle, and his pithy exchange with the admiral played by Ed Harris in which Maverick tells him that, while the world may change eventually, it won’t’ be while Tom Cruise can still do really impressive stunt work and look several decades younger. The trailer itself doesn’t give away much. The only new Cruise material we got during that time was the leaked tantrum of him dressing down the Mission Impossible crew for not respecting COVID protocols. The teaser for Maverick dropped at SDCC in 2019, introduced by Tom Cruise himself in Hall H, and it has even more historical significance given that the movie business - and the world - was about to turn upside down (not unlike ol’ Mav doing trick flying in his F-18.) The teaser advertises the film as hitting theaters in 2020, but of course, we all know how that turned out. Tom Cruise Surprises Comic-Con with Top Gun: Maverick Trailer The rest are just damn powerful, creative works of art.
TRAILERS BEST MOVIES 2017 PROFESSIONAL
I suppose after 37 years of film viewing, 15 years professional analysis and the rest of my amateur practice, I seek out those sorts of cinema experiences. Most interesting to me are that a number of films on my list, numbers 13 and 10 specifically, are favorites because of what they say about the way we view films, what we expect from them and what that says about our needs. I didn’t have to this year, although if you’re curious, those would have been 99 Homes and The Tribe, but both have secured distribution and will be ready to rank in 2015.Ĭheck Out: CraveOnline’s 14 Best Movies of 2014 Some years I include festival movies that haven’t actually released yet. Inherent Vice just wasn’t for me, and I had issues with American Sniper.
Guardians of the Galaxy and The Raid 2 were good fun but you won’t see them on my list either.
Selma, A Most Violent Year, Wild, Rosewater and Nightcrawler were all well done. Of course there have been plenty of quite good films that just aren’t my favorites of the year. It certainly was a great year for soundtracks. There is a bona fide musical but it’s not one of the ones you’ve probably heard of. It was the year of the music movie, as three of my picks are movies that feature music prominently but are not musicals per se. In some cases I was deliberately conservative earlier in the year. Movies that I originally ranked highly didn’t quite make it, but movies I ranked a tad lower stayed with me all year. Well, this sure has been a weird year for making a Top 10/15 list.
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