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Pete Peterson and John Barber discuss their top 10 films of 2016 and bat around a few Oscar picks.
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5 Comments
Rachel
Hello! I’m enjoying catching up on the podcast; have been familiar with Rabbit Room for several years; the podcast, not till recently. I”m hunting around for show notes so that we can see the lists of the movies you are discussing – and so I can go find them! Does that exist? If not, would you mind sharing them when one of you gets a moment? (notice I didn’t say an ”extra” or ”spare” moment; who has those?!)
Thank you for doing this 🙂
Teresa B.
@teresabI second the motion, Rachel! 🙂 Here’s one link I found that’s a similar topic: https://rabbitroom.com/2017/01/our-favorite-movies-and-tv-shows-of-2016/
I agree, though, I’d love to see all the titles here, especially the ones that are a bit more wonderfully unknown, and thus harder to google. So if anyone could add a link to the lists, that would be awesome! I enjoy that they’re going after such artful films. I tend to only hear of the big box office titles and can’t spend much time researching myself, so this is a fantastic resource!
Please keep these podcasts coming! They make for great discussion for me and my friends afterward! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!
Teresa B.
@teresabRachel, here’s one link I found that’s a similar topic: https://rabbitroom.com/2017/01/our-favorite-movies-and-tv-shows-of-2016/
I agree, I’d love to see all the titles here, especially the ones that are a bit more wonderfully unknown, and thus harder to google.
I enjoy that they’re going after such artful films. I tend to only hear of the big box office titles and can’t spend much time researching myself, so this is fantastic!
Please keep these podcasts coming! And, they make for great discussion for me and my friends afterwards! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!
Rebecca
I just returned to this podcast after trying to remember one of the films mentioned and made a list while I listened; here is the list in full.
John Barber: 10. Moonlight 9. Thirteenth (Ava Duvernay) 8. Manchester By The Sea 7. Silence 6. La La Land 5. Krisha (on Amazon Prime) 4. Moana 3. Loving 2. The Fits (also on Amazon Prime) 1. Sing Street
Pete Peterson: 10. Midnight Special 9. Paterson 8. Hail Cesar 7. Hell or High Water 6. Florence Foster Jenkins 5. Loving 4. The Crown, season one 3. Sing Street 2. La La Land 1. Silence
Honorable mentions: Captain Fantastic, Rogue One. Not seen but want to: Lion. Worst movies of the year: Superman v Batman, Suicide Squad.
Rebecca
A few more movies mentioned favorably that I forgot to include in above comment: Zootopia, The Witch (Robert Eggers), Everybody Wants Some, Pete’s Dragon.
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