2020 films

[shadowhive]

So every year I keep track of the films I watch and post them around now. So here is the film list from 2020.

January
What We Do In The Shadows
Attack The Block (Most)
Rango (last 20 mins)
The House Of Magic
Garfield 2: A Tale Of Two Kitties
Independence Day: Resurgence (end)
Atomic Blonde
Prometheus
Jumanji
The Angry Birds Movie (ended up dozing through most)
Alien Covenant
Nightmare Cinema
The Angry Birds Movie
Beyond The Gates
Birdman (first half hourish)
Bite
Geostorm
Star Wars The Clone Wars
Bliss

February
Hidden Figures
The Adventures Of Tintin The Secret Of The Unicorn
The Dark Tower
Kubo And The Two Strings
Despicable Me 3
Space Jam
Dad’s Army
Central Intelligence

March
Ice Age Continental Drift (most, dozed before end)
Tremors
A Quiet Place
Logan
It Came From The Desert
Flatliners
Avengers Assemble (last 15 mins)
The First Wives Club (Most)
Mindhorn
Girl’s Trip (first hour)
Evil Under The Sun

April
Afterdeath
Disney Robin Hood
Lilo and stitch
Toy Story 4
Serenity
The Thing From Another World (most)
Lilo and stitch 2: stitch has a glitch
Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom
Howl
Death On The Nile
Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade
Carry On Screaming (most)
Indiana Jones And The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull
Captain Marvel
Guardians Of The Galaxy
Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol 2
Twister
Star Wars Episode IX: The Rise Of Skywalker
The Ninth Gate (only half watched)
Stitch the movie
Pirates Of The Caribbean The Curse Of The Black Pearl

May
Ralph Breaks The Internet
The Two Faces Of January
The Belles Of St Trinians
Blue Murder at St Trinians
Hercules (Disney)
The Muppet Movie
Space Jam
Bad Samaritan
The Tigger Movie
Godzilla (1998)
Die Hard 4.0
The Book Of Life (dozed before end)

June
Baywatch
Pooh’s Heffalump Movie
Avengers Infinity War
Happy Death Day
Avengers Endgame
Book Club
The Addams Family (2019)
Frozen
The Vast Of Night

July
Frozen 2
Spiderman Far From Home
Insidious: The Last Key
Knives Out
The Beach House
The Old Guard
Scare Package
The Bone Box
Host

August
The Emperor’s New Groove
The Spy Who Loved Me
The Corridor
For Your Eyes Only
Octopussy
License To Kill
Detective Pikachu
Goldeneye
Phineas And Ferb The Movie Candace Against The Universe
The Living Daylights
The Mirror Crack’d

September
Grave Encounters
Black Panther
Kronk’s New Grove
X-Men: Dark Phoenix
Kingsman The Golden Circle
Pacific Rim Uprising
I, Tonya
The Da Vinci Code (Extended edition)
Enola Holmes
Angels And Demons (extended)

October
Scare Me
Onward
In The Tall Grass
Murder On The Orient Express
Scary stories to tell in the dark
Mon-mon-mon-Monsters
Books Of Blood
Agatha and the midnight murders
Ouija
Ring
The Mortuary Collection
Hocus Pocus
The Great Muppet Caper
Ring 2
Coco
Tales Of Halloween
The possession of Hannah grace
Willow Creek (first 15 minutes)
Color Out Of Space
The Crow
The Nightmare Before Christmas
Hell House LLC
Lucky (Mystery shudderfest film)

November
Trick R Treat
The Black Cauldron
Climax (started, but had no focus for subs)
White Christmas
Ouija Origin Of Evil

December
Body
Mary And The Witches Flower
The World is not enough
The Shape Of Water
Shrek
The Muppet Christmas Carol
Shrek 2
Finding Dory
Moana
Beauty And The Beast: The Enchanted Christmas
Early Man
Murder She Said
Brave
Murder At The Gallop
Shrek 3
Shrek Forever After
Soul
Zootropolis
Frozen
Wonder Woman
To Catch A Thief (missed end)
Murder Ahoy
Winnie The Pooh A Very Merry Pooh Year
Fantasia 2000 (though it’s after midnight?)

Comments

[fadedwings]

Oh wow, so many movies!!! I only managed to watch 69 movies in 2020. I kept meaning to watch more but just couldn't get myself to.

[shadowhive]

Yeah! I tend to watch a load round spooky season and Christmas/new year then the rest it depends. I have to watch lists on amazon/netflix/shudder as well as a blu ray and dvd pile thati still need to watch though!

[dreamersdare]

Is murder on the orient express worth watching? It's on my 'to-watch' list, but I haven't had great success with that this year (I ended up 0/3 for actually enjoying our Christmas films this year)

[shadowhive]

Aww no! What did you watch?

I thought it was pretty good and I know it’s been on film4 lately so might be on the all4 player app if you wanna see it

[dreamersdare]

Jumanji: The Next Level (which took everything that made Welcome to the Jungle awesome, removed it, and made a two hour film from the dross that was left over); Birds of Prey (which similarly took everything that was awesome about Harley Quinn in Suicide Squad, removed it, and also made a two hour film from what was left) and The Gentlemen (which was, objectively, a good film I think, but was exactly what I expected from a Guy Ritchie outing, and I don't like his style of film).

I might have to give it a try!

[shadowhive]

Oh that’s a shame, I watched welcome to the jungle in late 19 And thought it was pretty good. Shame the sequel isn’t. I never watched Suicide Squad so cant comment on that, but that’s a shame too. And ye I’m with you there

[dreamersdare]

I loved Welcome to the Jungle. I mean, we watched The Next Level on Christmas Day, and were so disappointed, that we actually went back and rewatched Welcome to the Jungle again to make sure we weren't misremembering it. We weren't; it was awesome! Birds of Prey, ack. Just write me films about women being awesome; it doesn't need to be about men, especially when the approach is to make every single man in the movie treat women badly. It's lazy stereotyping, rather than properly exploring complex social issues, and even if they didn't want to go that deep (which is fair, albeit a shame) they could have spent that time instead building up some reason why/how all these women end up working together and making the plot make actual sense. They did not do these things :(

Suicide Squad is... not a good film, overall. It also does a lot of lazy stereotyping, and the plot similarly creaks badly. But Margot Robbie's turn in it is a goddamn delight, and I would say it's worth watching just for Harley Quinn.

[turps]

So many films!

I keep track of the ones I see at the cinema at Letterboxd, but have never thought of doing the ones I see at home.