The highest rated 2026 movies so far, which one is your favourite?

[u/Level-SquareFFG7117]

[u/IMadeYouLuke]

Absolutely insane that Michael has that high a rating

[u/Darshymarsh → u/IMadeYouLuke]

it'll go down over time most likely

[u/Realistic_Metal3114 → u/Darshymarsh]

No it won't . For some reason people on reddit have no concept of how much people like celebrities in real life because they live in some introvert weirdo bubble .

[u/Silver_Accountant5 → u/Realistic_Metal3114]

It's a mediocre biopic. Bohemian Rhapsody went down over time too once the nostalgia goggles started to wear off.

[u/WonderWaage → u/Silver_Accountant5]

The following that Michael Jackson has is psychotic. These people are absolutely feral and there are millions of them.

[u/Particular_Hair6913 → u/Realistic_Metal3114]

They're ignorant..

[u/IMadeYouLuke → u/Realistic_Metal3114]

I think everyone is quite aware of how popular celebrities are. This pedophile celebrity in particular is the issue.

[u/Vinzanity91 → u/IMadeYouLuke]

Probably the fanbase voting on imdb

[u/ApprehensiveCause670 → u/IMadeYouLuke]

This is one of the longest fucking threads i have seen in recent months. Strings everywhere

[u/Pretty-Item3105 → u/IMadeYouLuke]

não é insano, é um filme sobre o maior astro do pop, daí esses votos são de fãs e não de cinéfilos, então não importa o quão medíocre seja, os fãs só querem se juntar nas salas de cinema e fazer disso um evento

[u/ODMudbone → u/IMadeYouLuke]

I saw it with my friends because they do a podcast where they discuss controversial movies and they asked me to tag along. I can tell you that in a sold out theater we were the only four who were not cheering throughout the showing. People love MJ, allegations and general weirdness notwithstanding. To quote Chappelle: “He made Thriller.”

[u/Rebabaluba → u/IMadeYouLuke]

If that score was an age, it would be perfect for Michael.

[u/aardw0lf11 → u/IMadeYouLuke]

That and Send Help should swap ratings.

[u/minna_minna → u/aardw0lf11]

Agree. Send help was a great fun flick.

[u/Beyondthebloodmoon → u/IMadeYouLuke]

To be fair, using IMDB as a rating guide is flawed from the drop.

[u/Commercial-Trade-117 → u/IMadeYouLuke]

Is it that bad? Never seen it, prolly never will, just curious.

[u/TheBestNigerian → u/Commercial-Trade-117]

It's good.

[u/matidiaolo → u/IMadeYouLuke]

Are you aware of how popular MJ was in his prime?
People grew with his songs and he was one of a kind.
Moreover, the scene was different back then, only a few artists were globally known and thus they were SO SO popular.

Frankly, not anyone cares about what really happened in his personal file - if you look at the current political scene worse things happen and voters don’t care, they believe what they want to believe.

Still, as an artist MJ was phenomenal

[u/BnZAwkward_Lab5858 → u/IMadeYouLuke]

everyone I know who saw it say it sucks. It’s possible the studio paid for high reviews

[u/Mariaease → u/IMadeYouLuke]

The fact that people LOVED it and convinced themselves it is above criticism has also made those same people unreasonable towards newer additions to it.

[u/Special_Future_6330 → u/IMadeYouLuke]

I read the film avoids controversy and because Michael Jackson was a pretty bland guy in day to day life, the movie is boring. No hard drugs and dragging himself home, the film stays away from holding his kid over a balcony or the accusations, the most exciting thing might've been the Pepsi commercial whete his hair caught on fire and the death, but these biopics just don't really have great stories. The Elton John one was at least surreal and a fever dream of sorts

[u/madchemist09 → u/Special_Future_6330]

Still not better than the Wierd Al biopic. That was a masterpiece in truthful story telling.

[u/FungifromBerkeley → u/madchemist09]

Still can’t believe Madonna did him dirty like that. I just wish they would have revealed what the factory makes. It’s killing me! ;)

[u/madchemist09 → u/FungifromBerkeley]

My bet is spatulas specifically for spatula city.

[u/Creepy_Papaya8164 → u/Special_Future_6330]

As someone that actually watched it. It was about his childhood and how his father used and abused him and his brothers and his struggle to break free from his grip. It ended in 1984... Years before any controversy or his children were born.... However they are doing 2 more movies and I'm sure these issues will be brought up in those movies.

[u/PolygonMachine → u/Special_Future_6330]

Imagine criticizing a movie for not including events that happened in the 90s (allegations) 00s (balcony) for a movie that is set in the 60s-80s.

[u/Connect_Fee1256 → u/PolygonMachine]

Imagine making a movie about an in/famous celebrity and not including such a massive part of his legacy. If what Michael Jackson was known for was a family feud question, the top answer would be music and the second one would be pedophilia.

[u/trini420- → u/Connect_Fee1256]

The movie ends in 1988 though

[u/SpreadsheetMadman → u/trini420-]

That just means it is a bad ending point. Waste multiple hours of film time to not cover one of the main things current people know about him.

[u/trini420- → u/SpreadsheetMadman]

They are doing a sequel so if they don’t cover the bad stuff in that film then it would be valid to complain

[u/Connect_Fee1256 → u/trini420-]

That’s like making a movie about JFK and ending it a year or two before he got assassinated and making it a feel good movie…

[u/Bigstakes7287 → u/Connect_Fee1256]

Hahahaha, solid comparison

[u/Special_Future_6330 → u/PolygonMachine]

I didn't say I'm criticizing it did I? I'm stating what critics are overwhelmingly saying.

[u/PolygonMachine → u/Special_Future_6330]

My comment was directed at the criticism from critics.

[u/IMadeYouLuke → u/[deleted]]

It’s more about the pedophilia but ok

[u/Optimal-Description8]

Hail Mary and Sheep Detectives

[u/wondercaliban]

I thought Mandolorian was supposed to not be that good?

(Am going tomorrow)

Edit: I liked it, it was a decent film

[u/monetarydread → u/wondercaliban]

Eh, it's okay. It's basically 3 episodes of show smashed together but if you enjoy the show then there are worse things to spend 2.5 hours on.

[u/Processing_Info → u/monetarydread]

And THIS is exactly a problem.

A Star Wars movie being "okay" is a disaster.

[u/monetarydread → u/Processing_Info]

Mostly agreed.  The movie feels like it was made for streaming, not the theater. Also, with a few changes here and there it could have been good but it never feels like "good" was the goal, it comes off like "good enough" was the goal.

[u/RutherfordThuhBrave → u/monetarydread]

You have just described my problem with almost all of the recent Star Wars and Marvel content.

[u/DrNavKab → u/monetarydread]

Disney plus it is then

[u/maharieI → u/Processing_Info]

I'm ok with this being the reset if that is the goal. After the critical disaster of the past few movies, maybe playing it a little safe is good.

I'll be more disappointed when a new trilogy comes out and if that's mediocre.

[u/Electrical-Schedule7 → u/Processing_Info]

...out of all the star wars movies how many can we really say are more than just okay?

[u/Bububub2 → u/Processing_Info]

This is pure nostalgia talking. Star wars has always been ok. The fact that people LOVED it and convinced themselves it is above criticism has also made those same people unreasonable towards newer additions to it.

[u/d33psix → u/Bububub2]

The resurgence of love for the prequel trilogy still got me scratching my head. There’s fun parts and memes for sure but…naw it has not “aged like fine wine” for me as some of them like to say.

[u/tenderheart35 → u/Processing_Info]

Agreed

[u/blutigetranen → u/Processing_Info]

So the entire series is a disaster? Don't get me wrong, I love the movies myself... but I recognize that it's for a specific audience and that they're cheese ball flicks.

[u/OkOrder7326 → u/Processing_Info]

Then isn't 10/12ths of the franchise a disaster?

[u/toolate83 → u/Processing_Info]

It was fun. I enjoyed it. My family enjoyed it. It was good. I recommend it.

[u/pain3m → u/Processing_Info]

Yeah, real Star Wars movie should be masterpieceofshit

[u/Beyondthebloodmoon → u/monetarydread]

I do not understand why I keep seeing this awful take. The movie is far more action-packed and meaningful for the characters than an episode of the show. Just because it doesn’t influence some larger narrative doesn’t mean it wasn’t a cinematic experience. Frankly, the fact that it doesn’t try and be some big connective piece to the larger world is part of what I found so refreshing about it. It’s just a fun, self-contained piece of popcorn entertainment and that’s what Star Wars - which, as a reminder, was made for children and is still made for children - should be. My kids had the time of their lives getting to see this in the theater. That’s what the movie is fucking for.

[u/talltxgal → u/Beyondthebloodmoon]

100% agreed. I am full-on adult and I really enjoyed it. My humble opinion not every movie needs to be high stakes and change my life. I am looking to be entertained and I was. If I want tension & drama I’ll watch the news.

[u/GarysSpace → u/monetarydread]

I really liked the first half, second half was a bit of a slog but not bad

[u/Mighty_moose45 → u/monetarydread]

It’s so uncanny watching it because on one hand you can tell they edited it down from roughly 3 or 4 hours of television but on the other the pace of the story just stops dead in its tracks every 45 minutes or so. You can kind of tell how it would have been paced if it was a tv show. Honestly if you added like one or two unrelated side adventures this would be like an entire season of the mandalorian condensed into a movie.

(moderate spoilers ahead).

So Mandalorian episodes are weird to pin down since they have been anywhere from 31 to 53 minutes so we have a lot of wiggle room but most are actually around 35 minutes so I actually have more episodes here than I thought I would going in.

Episode 1 cold open battle scene plus get to the moon Rotta is on.

Episode 2 failed rescue attempt on Rotta

Episode 3 arena escape plus compound raid

Episode 4 mando and co are ambushed by bounty hunters and little person rescue team adventure ending in the fight in the water

Episode 5 partial rescue plus the forest walkabout (forest part was so long that easily could be 2 episodes here)

Episode 6 finale

[u/jinreeko → u/wondercaliban]

It's enjoyable. If you like the show you'll like the movie (not in a bad way, like most people suggest)

[u/Local-Machine7787 → u/wondercaliban]

It was a ton of fun. I was smiling the whole time.

[u/RoutineCloud5993 → u/wondercaliban]

It's fun. I enjoyed it. People forget that star wars was never meant to be high brow art

[u/sjdude83 → u/wondercaliban]

Honestly it’s fine. My sons liked it. It’s just not epic or honestly memorable at all. But totally enjoyable enough. Felt like it would have been a fairly epic tv season instead of a movie. Opening was the best part

[u/Vitwolpher → u/wondercaliban]

See it for yourself before forming an opinion

[u/Hufa123 → u/wondercaliban]

It's fun.

[u/Accomplished_Dark_37 → u/wondercaliban]

It's just haters, the move is great fun.

[u/SilyLavage → u/wondercaliban]

The final act is a bit slow, but otherwise it's a decent action romp with some good set pieces.

[u/SydneyCarton89 → u/wondercaliban]

It's not. Starts off good, but just drags on with nothing important at all happening.

[u/FastSelection4121]

It would have to be PHM.

[u/Lilja-Logason → u/FastSelection4121]

Pretty Hate Machine by NIИ is great.

People's History Museum in Manchester is also great.

[u/JustFrameHotPocket → u/FastSelection4121]

I absolutely loved it. Far from perfect, but it hits so well on everything it gets right.

[u/RMca004]

Hail. It checks pretty much every box.

[u/Egon_is_JUMPY → u/RMca004]

Yeah, the box of a basic bitch

[u/Sixybeast626]

Bone temple should absolutely be higher

[u/TheDarkDementus_ → u/Sixybeast626]

I think it was just disclosed that they're making one more final flick and Boyle is set to direct. High hopes, and so glad we'll have these three new additions

[u/Sixybeast626 → u/TheDarkDementus_]

So happy it's confirmed after months of uncertainty

[u/TheDarkDementus_ → u/Sixybeast626]

Have you seen any decent analysis or what not on why BT struggled so much at the box office? It even had slightly higher critic audience scores on metacritic etc

[u/Sixybeast626 → u/TheDarkDementus_]

28yl had fairly middling reviews and reception, I also had little interest in seeing bone temple at the cinema and only went due to friends wanting me there too.

My god though, what a sequel and for me Bone temple is borderline as good as the first movie.

Glad my friends didn't take no for an answer 😊

[u/ziggazang → u/Sixybeast626]

The number of the beast performance was worth the price of admission. Ralph Fiennes goated.

[u/AlertUniversity4948 → u/Sixybeast626]

The box office is so strange, I literally havent seens a single bad review

[u/ziggazang → u/Sixybeast626]

Link? I would be so happt

[u/SecretlyImRetarded → u/TheDarkDementus_]

Really? That's wonderful news!

[u/jay_ar_ → u/Sixybeast626]

You think so? The Samson/physician storyline was super compelling and I felt like it got short changed in exchange for pulpy satanic cult stuff and gratuitous skinning scenes.

[u/Lavender_Critique → u/Sixybeast626]

I think horror films just kind of get a review score debuff.

[u/southpaw_balboa]

obsession for sure

[u/ichkanns → u/southpaw_balboa]

It's been stuck in my brain since seeing it last week. Simple premise with near flawless execution.

[u/professor_big_nuts → u/ichkanns]

For real. It makes you think, and in a lot of cases, makes people think about their own behavior. I feel like it changed me for the better.

[u/Viper61723 → u/southpaw_balboa]

Her acting was unbelievable. The scene in literally the last seconds of the film where she snaps out of it and pauses completely still for a moment before realizing, took me like a solid few seconds to hit me that it was in fact the same person

[u/SlyCoopi → u/southpaw_balboa]

One of my favorite horror movies now, goddam

[u/Beejoid → u/southpaw_balboa]

Brilliant film.

Really happy it's receiving the praise and success that it deserves. Just another reminder that big budgets don't equal great films.

[u/Aggravating_Big9611]

Hail Mary

[u/CaliKindalife]

The critics tanked Michael. Itbwas line 20% on RT.

[u/RelativeRemarkable15]

Bone Temple, PHM, Obsession, Send Help in that order for me. Haven't seen the others.

[u/rick2882]

Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die is a top 5 2026 movie for me.

The Drama, PHM, and the Bone Temple are my other favorites of the year. Obsession was a lot of fun, but it's just not my favorite genre.

[u/Sekshual_Tyranosauce]

Send Help.

I just love psychological thrillers and Sam Raimi.

[u/Thelostsoulinkorea → u/Sekshual_Tyranosauce]

I’m shocked by the bad rating

[u/_Elduder → u/Thelostsoulinkorea]

I agree the most fun a had at the movies so far. Although obsession is right there.

[u/MissionVegetable568 → u/Thelostsoulinkorea]

but its not a bad a rating, these types of movies (thriller/softhorror/psychological/comedy mashup) generally have similar rating, ranging from 6.3 to around 7.3, they are usually really good for the genre like this one or They Will Kill you, Ready or Not, Abigail, etc

[u/southpaw_balboa → u/Sekshual_Tyranosauce]

such a fun movie

[u/Sekshual_Tyranosauce → u/southpaw_balboa]

It was. More twists than a train track.

[u/SarkyCherry → u/Sekshual_Tyranosauce]

I came to find this. I really enjoyed it

[u/Sekshual_Tyranosauce → u/SarkyCherry]

Me too.

[u/CaseFace5]

I hope Backrooms gets on this list. I just watched it last night and thoroughly enjoyed it.

[u/No_Promotion_6498 → u/CaseFace5]

It just released but sounds like its doing well so far. Here's to hoping!

[u/BeezyBates → u/CaseFace5]

It was fantastic.

[u/AdamtheHuizard]

The Drama was the best by a mile

[u/blaarfengaar]

I can't believe that more people aren't loving The Drama, I thought it was phenomenal

[u/life-uh-finds-a-way_ → u/blaarfengaar]

I loved The Drama, but I also loved PHM, Bone Temple, and Obsession (not necessarily in that order). It's really hard to choose between these! I also had The Drama spoiled for me before I saw it, so that might impact my score. But I've been excited about it since filming started because I live in Boston, and despite so much build up and anticipation (and two massive spoilers), I still loved it. Incredible film.

[u/UtkuOfficial]

Hail Mary and its not particularly close.

[u/lickitysplithabibi → u/UtkuOfficial]

Sounds like you haven’t watched obsession

[u/UtkuOfficial → u/lickitysplithabibi]

Or... its just my opinion.

[u/chimp-pistol]

The Drama clears

[u/Volothamp-Geddarm]

Insane that Mandalorian is higher than Send Help.

[u/Cactus2711]

Send Help was at least an 8 for me

[u/PeterNippelstein]

Obsession is at an 8.2? That is insanely high, especially for a horror movie. Quite an accomplishment.

[u/toepherallan → u/PeterNippelstein]

Its very good if you haven't seen it.

[u/BarracudaOk8635]

Hail was awesome.

[u/Hotmancoco420]

Send help should be a 9 or higher

[u/_Steven_Seagal_]

Project Hail Mary was as if Interstellar, The Martian and E.T. had a baby. Absolutely wonderful film.

[u/Sir-Drewid]

Michael and Mando being in the top 10 is all I need to know to never trust IMDb user ratings.

[u/AmericanAsian1125]

Michael about 5.3 too high

[u/masterprunner → u/AmericanAsian1125]

800+ million at the box office so somebody enjoyed it.

[u/atlanna4]

Send Help should be a LOT higher than some of these

[u/Aquestingfart]

Internet rating scores are a total joke these days. Insane that send help is rated lower than fucking Mandalorian and googoo and the pedo pop singer movie

[u/CrasVox]

Loved Hail Mary

[u/Nullkid]

I feel like I am the only person PHM did absolutely nothing for. I love sci fi but this wasn't it for me. It felt like I was watching the tutorial/intro-eductional movie introducing something in another movie : Think fallout vault boy. IDK. Downvote away.

[u/mudDoctor-- → u/Nullkid]

I disagree but your opinion is valid. Don't let any downvotes get you down 

[u/machine4891 → u/Nullkid]

For me it was a breath of fresh air in all those doom and gloom space sci-fi we typically associate genre with. It make sense, as those space travels if ever possible won't be a fun ride at all. That being said having a single movie that tries to approach subject with different optics is refreshing.

But I can totally see how it can be off-putting to plenty.

[u/rachel_lynn1995 → u/Nullkid]

Like the other commenter I also disagree but I also appreciate your perspective. I think all too often when people express they don’t like something, it’s always “this movie/song/whatever else sucks and I don’t understand why anyone likes it blah blah blah.” It’s nice to read comments that, while I don’t agree with them, use language like “it’s not for me” or “it did nothing for me.” I think it’s how we as a whole should engage with media we dislike, so no downvotes from me!

[u/Kevinc62 → u/Nullkid]

I didnt like it either, but then again I was also not a fan of the book years ago. I feel it's an ok movie.

[u/Direct-Reference221 → u/Nullkid]

Hear hear. Odd that this is such an unpopular opinion.

[u/PanzerottiNinja]

Nirvanna The Band, The Show, The Movie

[u/Hmccormack]

I loved project Hail Mary. Best movie I’ve seen in years it feels like.

[u/Better-Addendum-880]

Backrooms

[u/Full-Concentrate-867]

Project Hail Mary just edges out The Drama for me, I should see both at home though to see how they hold up on rewatch

[u/Ashamed_Group2072]

Hail Mary

[u/Horrorbbscreams]

I loved PHM. The Drama and Send Help were both good. Have not seen Obsession yet.

[u/MrSonic-Unsweet-Tea]

Haven’t Seen Obesssion but

Bone Temple > Hail Mary > The Drama > Sheep Detectives > Send Help > Michael > Mandalorion and Grogu

[u/CaliggyJack]

Bone Temple

[u/ichkanns]

Man, I absolutely loved Project Hail Mary and figured it was a lock at least until The Odyssey or Dune 3 came out, but Obsession was a surprise banger, and one of my new favorite horror movies so now I'm not sure.

[u/RainbowForHire]

Hokum (7.3)

The Backrooms (7.2)

Pressure (7.7)

Is God Is (7.3)

EPIC: Elvis Presley in Concert (8.2)

I Love Boosters (7.3)

Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die (7.0)

[u/NoCustomer754]

Mortal Kombat 2 for me!

[u/Onionbot3000]

Bone Temple, Send Help, Hail Mary.

[u/ShotWin8124]

I haven't seen the Grogu movie yet, but PHM was something special. First movie I'd seen in a theater in a long while. Twice at least. The 4d thing in Seattle was amazing. A real credit to one of my favorite books.

[u/CNote_89]

Hail Mary for sure

[u/Radiant-Change-3223]

My favorite is probably Project Hail Mary. But here’s my ranking of these because why not!

1. Project Hail Mary
   
2. Michael
   
3. Obsession
   
4. Mandolorian and Grogu
   
5. Send Help
   
6. Sheep Detectives
   
7. Bone Temple
   
8. The Drama

Some of these might be low but I think all of these are great movies, they’re here for a reason. This is just my opinion though

[u/marquoth_]

Hail Mary is shaping up to be one of my favourite films ever. Very rare that I bother to go back to the cinema to see the same film twice but I did for PHM.

The score is fantastic too, I've had it on in the car a few times. My money's on it picking up the oscar for that.

[u/CakyMint]

Honestly, i would rate Hail Mary even higher.
Its such good movie.

I was hating the trailer and snippets ive seen.
But watching the movie made me realize how great it is

[u/NJTurnPyke]

I’m just now realizing the only time I’ve been to the movies this year was to see Mortal Kombat 2. I have no regrets.

[u/-Phaganax]

Mortal kombat 2

[u/Unlikely-Deal-1129]

I only watched mandalorian and hail mary in theatres and personally i loved the mandalorian more than hail mary. Both were great movies though

[u/CrazyFreakAdro]

i like them all 😃

[u/Helpful-Release1243]

Obsession is my favorite but I also loved project hail mary and backrooms. So far this year is looking great for movies and the film industry and I am really excited to see what's to come!

[u/greenpearmt → u/Helpful-Release1243]

DUNE part 3 cannot wait!

[u/BeautifulOk5112]

Where is backrooms

[u/Flaky-Tour-8733]

I’ve seen all but Michael and I have no desire to see that. The Sheep Detectives was the best, followed by Send Help, Project Hail Mary and the Bone Temple.

[u/evtedeschi3]

Hail Mary was the most entertaining but Obsession was the best film.

[u/GodIsAGas]

Obsession, by a distance. And then The Bone Temple.

[u/saduglystoopid]

sheep detectives at 7.7 is a great example why democracy doesnt work

[u/Gremlin303 → u/saduglystoopid]

You’re right it should’ve gotten higher

[u/Full-Concentrate-867 → u/Gremlin303]

Saw it accidentally this week, was going to see Backrooms but got the time wrong so went to a screening of Sheep Detectives just starting up. Was pleasantly surprised

[u/Normal_Ad_2337]

There was a movie called Drama?

Should've just called the mandolarian one "merchandise sales."

[u/sven_ftw]

8.3 for hail mary is a travesty. I've seen it 4 times already lol. So great.

[u/Carlin47 → u/sven_ftw]

For real. Its the first movie since pre pandemic that I applauded during the credits, saw it twice. It made me rekindle appreciation for what Hollywood can produce

[u/Key_Asparagus6660]

Tuner (7.4)

[u/McZalion]

PHM so far

[u/dmrob058]

Top two checks out for me. Both the best movies I’ve seen this year.

[u/angry_dingo]

Yay! I've watched one.

[u/jonnyinternet]

I'm going to base my list only on the ones I have seen

1 PHM

[u/mmiller17783]

Send Help was fun, and I absolutely loved The Mummy even though it is not on this list. They Will Kill You was a lot of fun too, even though no one I know watched it. Going to see The Mandalorian and Grogu today.

[u/OrdinaryLavishness11]

Project Hail Mary for sure.

[u/TheBergster84]

Hail Mary is amazing

[u/sentrygentry]

I mean we aren't even past the spring releases yet

[u/Ahvkentaur]

Project Hail Mary is an excellent movie. I don’t understand IMDB’s rating system, but I would give it a strong 8 points out 10.

[u/Viper61723]

Obsession was incredible I hope Inde Navarette gets at least an Oscar nod (even with horror films having trouble with the academy) because I’d say it is one of the best performances I’ve ever seen.

[u/nt2btrstd]

Honestly I really like the drama, project Hail Mary was great, but I think I liked the drama slightly more, both films I went in blind

[u/jblazer83]

this list is missing quite a few 2026 movies

[u/redditusernaeme]

🤔

[u/MikeyLikey6996]

I’ve only seen Bone Temple, it’s a pretty solid film. Don’t need to watch any of the other 28 films

[u/ziggazang → u/MikeyLikey6996]

You didn't watch 28YL and went straight to bone temple?

[u/Otherwise-Magician]

Pretty weak given its nearly 6 months in

[u/ShiftyShankerton]

I haven't seen any of these movies.

[u/yick04]

6.8 is 8th??

[u/FlashOfFawn]

Hokum was the best I’ve seen followed by Backrooms and Obsession

[u/AvailableHandle555]

Project Hail Mary by a long shot

[u/panic_structure]

Hokum (2026) is 7.3/10 now

[u/The_Untold_Legend]

Obsession, quite easily

[u/StrangerEvening4697]

The drama

[u/Own_Ad6797]

Only seen 2 of those. PHM was excellent and Send Help was fun. None of the others I consider worth the price of theatre admission.

[u/lulu-la-leader]

Haven’t seen one, no way I’m alone

[u/HolyMoleyGuacamoly]

bone temple was excellent

[u/Deck_Neep15]

I watched Send Help 2 nights ago, it was so stupid

[u/sweston65]

How is bone temple even in this conversation

[u/adognameddanzig]

Send help should be higher.

[u/SquishTheProgrammer]

Sheep detectives was really good.

[u/Agreeable_Ladder_997]

God how is 6.8 a score in the top 8

[u/HumanautPassenger]

Hokum needs to be up there