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These are all the films released in 2018 that I watched in 2018. Links to my reviews where available:

  1. Gringo
  2. Red Sparrow
  3. Won’t You Be My Neighbor?
  4. Hearts Beat Loud
  5. Isle of Dogs
  6. Three Identical Strangers
  7. Beirut
  8. Ready Player One
  9. Chappaquiddick
  10. A Quiet Place
  11. The Equalizer 2
  12. Eighth Grade
  13. Leave No Trace
  14. The Death of Stalin
  15. Deadpool 2
  16. Ideal Home
  17. 12 Strong
  18. The Commuter
  19. Unsane
  20. I Feel Pretty
  21. 7 Days in Entebbe
  22. The Happytime Murders
  23. Tag
  24. Thoroughbreds
  25. Social Animals
  26. Game Night
  27. Night School
  28. Pacific Rim: Uprising
  29. Searching
  30. Arizona
  31. Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far on Foot
  32. The 15:17 to Paris
  33. Proud Mary
  34. Siberia
  35. Death Wish
  36. The Hurricane Heist
  37. The Con is On
  38. You Were Never Really Here
  39. Shock and Awe
  40. First Reformed

It’s a mediocre film, but in a larger sense, it’s good that Clint Eastwood made “The 15:17 to Paris” (2018). It’s good to tell this story to a wide audience. Most young people don’t sit around on porches or at barbershops or the local diner and listen to older, wiser folk pass along wisdom, so if it takes a movie about three young adult American tourists who stepped into the breach and helped thwart a terrorist attack on a train to teach kids it takes more than snarky Twitter comments to make the world a better place, so be it.