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The 20 Most-Read Film Stories of 2017

By Dillon Rosenblatt
Saturday, December 9, 2017 at 9 a.m.
Courtesy of Dreamworks Animation 20. Sure, The Boss Baby Looks Like Your Average Kid’s Flick – But it’s Actually Horrific 1/20
Courtesy of Netflix/Marvel Studios 19. The Tragedy of Marvel’s Iron Fist 2/20
Courtesy of Netflix 18. The OA Confounds and Rewards. Plus: Other Netflix Improvisations 3/20
Courtesy of Universal Pictures 17. They Can't Even Make the Sex Hot: On Fifty Shades Darker 4/20
Courtesy of The Orchard 16. Louis C.K.'s Movie Leaned Ickily Into the Rumors That Have Finally Gone Public 5/20
Courtesy of Universal Pictures 15. You Won't Believe Hollywood Let Jordan Peele Get Away With Get Out 6/20
Courtesy of FilmRise 14. My Friend Dahmer Explores the High-School Days of a Real Serial Killer 7/20
Stephen Vaughan/Courtesy Warner Bros. 13. Blade Runner 2049 Summons Up a Bleakly Gorgeous Tomorrow — But Is it Enough? 8/20
Niko Tavernise/Paramount Pictures 12. What the Hell Is Going on in mother!? A Dialogue on a Fascinating, Misunderstood Film 9/20
Paramount Pictures 11. One Day, They’ll Say the Baywatch Movie Was the Day Dwayne Johnson Became President 10/20
Courtesy Netflix. 10. Casting JonBenet Can’t Solve a Murder, so It Asks Actors to Explore It 11/20
Courtesy of Paramount Pictures 9. Hey, Hollywood, How About Not Casting Mel Gibson in Cheery Family Comedies? 12/20
Courtesy of Comedy Central 8. The Once Fearless Comedy Shies Away From the Biggest Target of Our Age 13/20
Cara Howe/Netflix 7. In a Sprawling New Season, Orange Is the New Black Betrays Itself 14/20
Warner Bros. 6. Falling Down: 25 Years Later, Does America Get That Michael Douglas’ Flat-Topped Avenger Was the Villain? 15/20
Courtesy of Netflix 5. MST3K's Return Is Good Enough That You Should Really Just Relax 16/20
Focus Features 4. The 12 Best Movies From the 2017 Cannes Film Festival 17/20
Courtesy of Netflix 3. Netflix’s One of Us Reveals the Fight of Hasidic Jews to Break From the Sect 18/20
Courtesy of Lionsgate 2. La La Land Is a Propaganda Film 19/20
Dale Robinette 1. Scottsdale's Emma Stone Becomes First Native Arizonan to Win Acting Oscar 20/20

The 20 Most-Read Film Stories of 2017

A lot has happened this year in film. We have reviewed many movies and written about a variety of topics. Here are our 20 most-read film and television stories from the year in descending order.

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