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Best and Worst Lists: 2009-2018

Post author By You Call Yourself a Film Critic
Post date December 10, 2019
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I’ve been doing year end lists for 10 years now!

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The Best/Worst of 2017 Analysis Archive

Post author By You Call Yourself a Film Critic
Post date December 2, 2019
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Colorful 2017 New Year date in fiery sparklers over a black background with copy space for your greeting or invitation

So, quick one here.

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2017: Best of, 10-1

Post author By You Call Yourself a Film Critic
Post date January 5, 2018
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Click here for my 2017 Watchlist and Guilty Pleasures, here for my Worst List 24-11, here for my Best List 23-11 and here for my Worst List 10-1.

Let’s finish this off with the best films I saw released in Ireland in 2017.

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2017: Best of, 23-11

Post author By You Call Yourself a Film Critic
Post date January 3, 2018
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To read my watchlist and guilty pleasures list, click here. For my worst list 24-11, click here.

We’ve done the worst, now let’s look at the best!

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2017: Worst of, 24-11

Post author By You Call Yourself a Film Critic
Post date January 2, 2018
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To read my watchlist and guilty pleasures of 2017, click here.

Let’s count down the worst films officially released in the Republic of Ireland in 2017!

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2017: Watchlist and Guilty Pleasures

Post author By You Call Yourself a Film Critic
Post date January 1, 2018
4 Comments on 2017: Watchlist and Guilty Pleasures

Man, what an odd and fascinating year for film. Our blockbusters got political, our indie films got minimal and our animated flicks got forgettable!

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