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The Best Films of 2018

Nicolás DelgadilloBy Nicolás DelgadilloJanuary 2, 2019 | 7:16 pmUpdated:January 2, 2019 | 10:38 pm
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I was lucky enough to be able to see more movies than ever before in 2018, and write about almost every single one of them. It’s been a fantastic experience, and I (thankfully) enjoyed far more movies that I saw than I disliked. Unfortunately, there were still plenty that I never got the opportunity to see, including several that you’ll find on many others’ top films of the year lists. I can only choose out of the ones I’ve seen, so here are my personal favorites. Feel free to share your own list, and I hope you had a great time at the movie this year. I know I did.

C777ECE2-CA70-49F6-9CF4-277494D37AEE.jpegRoma (Directed by Alfonso Cuarón)

182C728C-0689-4C42-B22E-A971EA048495Black Panther (Directed by Ryan Coogler)

730D5DA5-179E-4D36-993E-404F1854ADE8A Star is Born (Directed by Bradley Cooper)

B5EAAF9B-AD01-4693-A561-E72F8471F7F7Hereditary (Directed by Ari Aster)

86F68B10-C900-4E93-B394-FE5D363CB1FDBlacKkKlansman (Directed by Spike Lee)

nullAvengers: Infinity War (Directed by Anthony & Joe Russo)

310AB6D0-E6B4-417F-A78A-E5A8F18BA979The Ballad of Buster Scruggs (Directed by Ethan & Joel Coen)

33F77FBC-CB25-4F08-B781-CDF29BEA8C0DSpider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (Directed by Bob Persichetti, Peter Ramsey & Rodney Rothmam)

3E4A070B-EB6E-447F-B958-9AF4551D4A09Won’t You Be My Neighbor? (Directed by Morgan Neville)

Honorary mentions: Mission Impossible – Fallout, Support the Girls, Widows, Annihilation, Mandy

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Nicolás Delgadillo

Nicolás Delgadillo is a movie and heavy metal junkie who can always be found at the theater or in the mosh pit. He is a Senior Film Critic for DiscussingFilm and also an entertainment contributor for Knotfest. He currently resides in Charlotte and is a proud member of the North Carolina Film Critics Association.

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