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Who has the time to waste on a bad movie?
Hundreds of new movies opened in 2015. Nobody has time to see them all. To help you maximize your movie-going opportunities, critic Chris Barsanti runs down the best movies of 2015 that you should make sure to see-and those you shouldn't bother with. In this year's edition of
Eyes Wide Open
, you'll find: -Dramas (
The Big Short
,
Room
Spotlight
Clouds of Sils Maria
) -Blockbusters (
Mad Max: Fury Road
Inside Out
) -Science Fiction ('Star Wars: The Force Awakens, ' 'Ex Machina, ' 'The Martian') -Foreign films (
Mustang
About Elly
) -Indies (
Experimenter
Kumiko the Treasure Hunter
) -Documentaries (
In Jackson Heights
Amy
Best of Enemies
) -Disappointments (
Bridge of Spies
In the Heart of the Sea
Steve Jobs
) This guide to the year in movies also includes Best-Of lists, Honorable Mentions, DVD reviews, and the year's best quotes. From mega-budget blockbusters to tiny indies,
Eyes Wide Open: 2015
covers it all.
Hundreds of new movies opened in 2015. Nobody has time to see them all. To help you maximize your movie-going opportunities, critic Chris Barsanti runs down the best movies of 2015 that you should make sure to see-and those you shouldn't bother with. In this year's edition of
Eyes Wide Open
, you'll find: -Dramas (
The Big Short
,
Room
Spotlight
Clouds of Sils Maria
) -Blockbusters (
Mad Max: Fury Road
Inside Out
) -Science Fiction ('Star Wars: The Force Awakens, ' 'Ex Machina, ' 'The Martian') -Foreign films (
Mustang
About Elly
) -Indies (
Experimenter
Kumiko the Treasure Hunter
) -Documentaries (
In Jackson Heights
Amy
Best of Enemies
) -Disappointments (
Bridge of Spies
In the Heart of the Sea
Steve Jobs
) This guide to the year in movies also includes Best-Of lists, Honorable Mentions, DVD reviews, and the year's best quotes. From mega-budget blockbusters to tiny indies,
Eyes Wide Open: 2015
covers it all.
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