Top kinos of 2022

What are your top kinos of 2022?

I may do an effortpost later with an actual review in support of each of my entries, but I'm waiting for a Jenkins pipeline and wanted to do this now

Movies:

Everything Everywhere All At Once
NOPE
The Northman
Crimes of the Future
Top Gun Maverick
Don't Worry Darling
The Batman

TV

(tie) Pachinko & Station Eleven
The Rehearsal
Severance
Under the Banner of Heaven
The Bear
Better Call Saul
Barry
The Dropout
Andor
House of the Dragon
We Own This City
Atlanta
Fleishman Is In Trouble
Dexter: New Blood
WeCrashed
Pantheon

Honorable mentions:

Yellowjackets
Reacher
The Terminal List
American Gigolo
Outer Range
Slow Horses
The White Lotus
1883
Winning Time: Rise of the LA Lakers

What were your favorite kinos of the year?

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dont_log_me_out Apach/heli If you read this yo mama fat. Lmao gottem. 2yr ago #3203629

what's crimes of the future about?

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BoneKongahawk Gape/Ape The scene is burned in my mind :donkeykongtiedup:

dont_log_me_out 2yr ago #3204276

It is extremely good. Might be my top of 2022 just based on how well fleshed out the themes are.

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dont_log_me_out Apach/heli If you read this yo mama fat. Lmao gottem. BoneKongahawk 2yr ago #3204701

will watch

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KinoBushido im/just/ken :kenjak:

irl dont_log_me_out 2yr ago #3203970

As the human species adapts to a synthetic environment, the body undergoes new transformations and mutations. With his partner Caprice, celebrity performance artist Saul Tenser publicly showcases the metamorphosis of his organs in avant-garde performances. Timlin, an investigator from the National Organ Registry, obsessively tracks their movements, which is when a mysterious group is revealed. Their mission – to use Saul’s notoriety to shed light on the next phase of human evolution.

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dont_log_me_out Apach/heli If you read this yo mama fat. Lmao gottem. KinoBushido 2yr ago #3204003

kewl

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KinoBushido im/just/ken :kenjak:

irl dont_log_me_out 2yr ago #3204763 Edited 2yr ago

It's a bit of a pretentious arthouse movie, but it's very approachable and never tries be pedantic or preachy. I was really wary getting into it, as I never like those kinds of movies, but this one left me with a really good feeling.

Also it has Viggo Mortensen, KStew, and Leya Sedoux (Fragile from Death Stranding)