The New York Times is taking reader votes for the Best Films of the 21st Century. I didn’t want to create an account just for this, but nevertheless here are my choices for the TEN BEST so far (in mostly random order). (Also, article is HERE:.

STAR WARS BATTLEFRONT-ing today. Lobbies are still full daily! 🎮

ALTERED STATES and A HISTORY OF VIOLENCE on 4K @Criterion!!!.

Released 37 years ago today…

Dear SUPERMAN actors:. •PLEASE• don’t repost fans taking screenshots of your movie during screenings. It’s enabling the wrong kind of cinematic etiquette. Thanks.

4K Dolby Vision BARRY LYNDON time via @Criterion’s new release.

Literally the top two on both sides on this page for me.

I liked MAN OF STEEL. I also liked the new SUPERMAN. Liking OR disliking either shouldn’t cause people to lose their minds on this platform.

“Risk taking” is hardly the descriptor I would use for this film.

.@deadline just blatantly spoiled SUPERMAN in a post about a half hour ago.

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One thing that I liked about Gunn’s SUPERMAN was how he made Lex Luthor an absolute POS villain. He’s not a charming scoundrel like Hackman’s take, nor…well…whatever Eisenberg was aiming for. This Luthor is a thoroughly petty and loathsome being riddled with hate.

Gunn’s SUPERMAN makes creative mistakes, to be sure, but one thing that it unequivocally does well is relay the overwhelmingly altruistic nature of this hero. He’s an unendingly noble minded do-gooder. This film may lack discipline and is too scattershot, but it does have heart.

David Correnswet is a superb Man of Steel in Gunn’s SUPERMAN, but the film is a bit too messy, chaotic, and overstuffed with characters to the point of distracting us from the titular attraction. It’s a safely assembled and mostly entertaining universe starter, but not much more.

.@CTVJeremy and I are about to go up, UP, and AWAY soon! . I also think Jeremy looks like Guy Gardner in this pic. #Superman

New buildings are useless without PEOPLE to work in them.

Awesome!.

Re-visiting one of the most underrated films of the last few years…

$379 for a 19” TV back in 1983 would equate to over $1000 in today’s money.

RT @Variety: Box Office: 'Superman' Lifts Off With $56 Million Opening Day

What about the rest of Canada, Scotty? Do you care?.