Your Top 10 Best and Worst of 2017.

wow they made a third open water?.

My favorite movies of 2017...

1.Shot Caller - 7.5-8/10 (within my Top 105 movies. it's also easily my #1 movie of anything released in 2016 or 2017 as nothing else is even close. I have seen it twice so far.)
2.American Made - 6-6.5/10 (within my Top 235 movies)

as for the 3rd-10th (or so) (IN NO ORDER), I would probably go with something like this...

-American Assassin - 6/10 (this started off well but loses steam later into the movie which dulled it down a bit. it had a chance for 6-6.5/10 status but that went out the window)
-Wonder Woman (amongst the better movies listed here as this would likely be in my Top 5 of 2017)
-John Wick: Chapter 2 (the first movie was better as I gave that a 6-6.5/10 unlike this one which is a 6/10)
-Atomic Blonde (this seems similar enough to John Wick series as I am not sure whether I like this or John Wick:Chapter 2 more)
-Baywatch (better than it gets credit for as I think for the most part it's carried by The Rock/Zac Efron and the eye candy from the females basically)
-Baby Driver
-Cult of Chucky (I always liked this series as I feel it's generally pretty consistent)
-Kingsman: The Golden Circle (better than the first movie which I did not care for unlike this one overall)
-Justice League
-Thor: Ragnarok

p.s. as for the worst... not worth my time to list.

There are no positive things about JC3, so that's not surprising. Snowman makes no sense but calling it "crazed" makes it sound more interesting than it is. It's painfully dull.

Out of exactly 60 2017 films seen

10 BEST

1. Good Time 
2. Split
3. Dunkirk
4. Phantom Thread
5. I Love You, Daddy 
6. Okja
7. War for the Planet of the Apes
8. Brigsby Bear
9. A Fantastic Woman
10. Battle of the Sexes

10 WORST

10. Atomic Blonde
9. The Hitman's Bodyguard
8. King Arthur
7. The Void
6. It
5. The Last Jedi
4. I Don't Feel at Home in this World Anymore
3. Devil's Candy
2. Jeepers Creepers III
1. Kong: Skull Island

I'll give it a go, in no particular order:

Wind River (Definitely my favorite film of 2017. Top notch story as well as performances. One of those movies where the atmosphere of the locale becomes a character in the film, great stuff.)

Thor: Ragnarok (Fun. Just plain fun. Offbeat and inventive, a refreshing take on the character and his world.)

Blade Runner: 2049 (I've come around on this one, it's grown on me since its release. I have to divorce it from the original and accept it for what it is.)

Atomic Blonde (Interesting story, solid performances, fantastic action scenes and great use of a soundtrack.)

The Foreigner (Surprisingly good action thriller. I thought it was going to be Jackie Chan's take on Taken, but it ended up being quite the political thriller with enjoyable action scenes.)

Get Out (Another inventive script that had me engaged the entire time. I normally don't like horror, but the combination of dark humor and social commentary really pulled the story together.)

Darkest Hour (Not as expansive as I would've hoped but still expertly crafted. Churchill movies are practically a cliché at this point but Oldman really brought him to life here.)

Gifted (Somewhat formulaic feel good movie, but it all came together rather well. Good to see Chris Evans escape the shadow of Cap for a while.)

Logan (Essentially a modern age western featuring super powered people, and a proper sendoff for a truly iconic character in cinema. Hopefully a film that has people re-examining what 'comic book movies' can be.)

The Disaster Artist (A movie that shouldn't exist about a movie that shouldn't exist. I love it.)

Honorable mentions/slight disappointments:

Wonder Woman (It's a great film that completely falls apart in the third act. The leads and the supporting cast are all fantastic, but the film is undone by campy villains, a video game final fight and a feeling like they intentionally tried to rip off the ending of Captain America: The First Avenger.)

The Promise (Christian Bale makes this movie for me. Not that the performances were poor across the board by any means, I just felt like his character was the most compelling, and the movie wasn't about him.)

The Lost City of Z (I feel like this should've been great but to be honest there's nothing memorable about it. Some odd casting choices, though it still could've worked with better writing. The film just meanders on and never finds itself, perhaps fitting for a story about exploration.)

Best (in alpha order)

Battle Of The Sexes / Valerie Faris & Jonathan Dayton
Beatriz at Dinner / Miguel Arteta
I, Tonya / Craig Gillespie
Molly’s Game / Aaron Sorkin
My Cousin Rachel / Roger Michell
The Party / Sally Potter
The Post / Steven Spielberg
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri / Martin McDonagh

HM

Wind River / Taylor Sheridan
Ingrid Goes West / Matt Spicer
Phantom Thread / Paul Thomas Anderson
Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story / Alexandra Dean
Loving Vincent / Dorota Kobiela & Hugh Welchman
John Wick: Chapter 2 / Chad Stahelski
An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power / Bonni Cohen & Jon Shenk

Worst: I try hard not to see bad movies. Here are a few that I feel weren’t a total waste of time but nevertheless were not really satisfactory

Atomic Blonde / David Leitch
Unlocked / Michael Apted
Coin Heist / Emily Hagins
Logan / James Mangold
Wonder Woman / Patty Jenkins

Have not yet seen but will catch up to soon:

Roman J. Israel
The Florida Project
Darkest Hour
Lady Bird
In The Fade
All The Money In The World

IMDB lists Split as 2016.  Otherwise, I would've included it in my top 10 too.  

BEST

1. Blade Runner 2049
2. Wind River
3. Dunkirk
4. Logan
5. Brawl in Cell Block 99
6. War for the Planet of the Apes
7. John Wick Chapter 2
8. The Shape of Water
9. Wonder Woman
10. Mudbound

WORST

1. The Last Jedi
2. Valerian
3. The Mummy