Shut down the Gawker network. We’ve reached peak outrage.

Whoops. Got the lists mixed up.

I agree with him. I’m a horror junkie and Hereditary jumped into my top ten of all time for horror while I was underwhelmed by Mandy, even as it was everything I wanted from it.

These are honestly some great lists. Way more effort and thought put into these than most sites and these writers are obviously watching a lot more films than the average website writers. Gives me the warm and fuzzies that maybe this site still has the talent to overcome being a Gawker site.

Some people like both types of films, but when discussing best of the year, I’d rather see a list like this than some more over inflating of films like Black Panther, A Quiet Place and A Star is Born.

I typoed half of that post, rereading it now. I’m only “triggered” because, as I said, I was pretty obviously not a right wing conservative from what I was saying, but some idiots want to jump straight to being reactionary keyboard warriors instead of reading what was actually written or thinking about what was…

That’s what’s so weird about it. You have the same results either way and even better results if you do it in a way that makes more sense.

I’m just thinking about Sony’s track record of arrogance and stupidity and that Venom box office is only going to embolden them.

We’ll see how persuasive they are after Sony takes Spider-Man back. It will be interesting to see how that plays out.

Big effects movies was all I was really thinking about, too. The other ranges seems pretty easily woman dominated. Horror films are almost always women led, dramas skew heavily in that directions as do indie movies and most of the top comedies for the last several years have starred women as well.

I hope someone is ambitious enough to do the research that would prove the thesis statement still holds true without the flimsy qualifications, because I wold bet it still does. Not counting the new Star Wars films is just insane.

I forgot about cartoons, but I also have no idea what the budgets look like on those so they doubly didn’t cross my mind and I assumed the 50 Shades movies weren’t in that top budget range. Seeing that the Star Wars films somehow don’t count just makes my head hurt.

Okay, that’s a super bizarre and confusing way of qualifying what is a female lead and sort of dishonest, in some cases. I don’t care who’s getting top billing in the new Star Wars films, they are definitely led by women and Captain America doesn’t count as women led because Scarlet Johansson is second billed. If you…

I think everyone is too afraid of Bert doing “The Pigeon” to piss him off.

What do they consider woman led films? I think this seems pretty obvious that most of these budget levels the most successful films that I can think of off the top of my head are woman led, but I’m not sure about the mega budget. You have The Force Awakens, The Last Jedi, Rogue One, Wonder Woman, Hunger Games and…

I’m going to guess the landlord is Bert. He seems like the slum lord type. What about Big Bird, though? Didn’t he just live in the alley on a pile of hay or something. Don’t tell me that was a nest. There was zero craftsmanship.

Oscar the Grouch isn’t homeless?

No votes for Froggy Fresh?

I really don’t get you types that make up shit in your own heads instead of reading what is written. I’ve been saying the D’Souza’s rantings are nothing than moronic propaganda that shouldn’t even have words wasted on it as a film and several of you go straight to “DUR, YOU NAZI!” Are you really to up your own ass too…

Sorry, but you can only be an SJW or a Nazi. No in between. Hurry up and decide which one or everyone else will decide for you.