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Glad to be wrong. My 6-10 are gone but I still have my top 5. I'll guess A Quiet Place again.

Snake5555555555 posted...

Jcgamer107 - Somewhat borderline whether its a horror film or just a pure thriller but theres more than enough brutal, gruesome violence that Ill buy it. Just a really effective execution of an extremely simple premise with a good cast, reminds me of John Carpenters Assault on Precinct 13. It does a nice job of character building as we go on even though the movie is mostly about pure premise and propulsion. You've got these stage punks who are totally unprepared for actual violence going up against people who are very experienced when it comes to real violence and having to adjust to fighting on their level in order to survive. It does fully grapple with the gravity of its violence though, how gruesome it actually is to take somebodys life and the weight it would put on any halfway decent person. Patrick Stewart does some of the best work of his career, Imogen Poots is fun as such a steely character and even if hes done better, man I miss Anton Yelchin.

this is not my write-up but I like it!