We’re halfway through the year, and it’s time to take a snapshot of the best movies that 2016 has to offer so far. As these films sit with us and more of our critics see them all, the order may change by the time December rolls around. But for now, these are the movies that have had the biggest impact on us in 2016. As usual, there are documentaries, action blockbusters and even a couple of “kids” movies. It’s looking to be a great year for cinema, no matter your tastes. Here are the best movies of 2016 yet:

You might’ve missed your chance to see these movies in theaters, but you should definitely be on the lookout for when these movies come out on DVD or On Demand.


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Barbershop: The Next Cut

Truth be told, many moviegoers thought they were done with the Barbershop series. Who even remembered that it was turned into a short-lived Showtime sitcom starring Omar Gooding? So it was surprising that Ice Cube and the gang got together (alongside Common and Nicki Minaj) to tackle the ongoing issues in the city of Chicago for another installation. With both a beauty salon and a barber shop in Calvin’s establishment, The Next Cut’s banter is all over the place, with jokes about social media and Obama being mixed with more serious issues of gang violence and police brutality. Instead of the film riding the humorous wave though, this time it actually gets serious, delving deeply into the heart of the community of Chicago, and one shop’s aim to do something about it. While the middle tends to drag a bit, the movie as a whole is a welcome return to the franchise.

Captain America: Civil War


Now this one is for fans of the Marvel movies, they are definitely in for a treat with its newest release. Captain America: Civil War is the third installment of the Captain America film franchise and the thirteenth in the Marvel Universe.
With the classic cast, this movie follows Chris Evans and Robert Downey Jr. as Captain America and Iron Man, respectively, with appearances from other characters like Black Widow and Hawkeye.
We see the Winter Soldier and Falcon make re-appearances in the Captain America film series and new characters like Black Panther appear. The film follows the Avengers struggle as the U.N. tries to keep them and their actions under control while the villain causes trouble at the U.N. and with the Winter Soldier to lead Tony Stark to the ultimate truth about his parents’ death

The Meddler

One of the most delightful romantic comedies of the year, The Meddler doesn’t focus on twentysomethings working in New York media. It focuses on two people in their sixties after they’ve lived so, so much of their lives. Starring (still the hottest woman ever) Susan Sarandon as Marnie, a recent widow who, after inheriting a boat load of money moves to Los Angeles essentially to bug her depressed, recently single, screenwriter daughter, Lori (Rose Byrne). Lori’s not having Marnie’s constant calls, texts and drop by visits. So Marnie adapts as she does best, meddling in other people’s lives. This leads her to a chance encounter with Zipper (J.K. Simmons), a retired cop with whom she bonds. Lorene Scafaria’s film feels like a Nora Ephron/Nancy Meyers hybrid parfait—full of sweetness and light and fizzy romance—but also explores how aimless one can feel even in the later part of life, trying to grasp onto some purpose for being around.

Zootopia

Who said adults can’t watch children movies? Whether you’re watching for yourself or with younger children, Zootopia was a must watch film this year. With celebrities like Ginnifer Goodwin, Jason Bateman, and Idris Elba, this film did extremely well at the box office. The movie surrounds a rabbit cop, Judy, and a red fox, Nick, who try to solve the mystery behind disappearing animals in their world of Zootopia

The Jungle Book

While most are familiar with the cartoon version of The Jungle Book, 2016 brought about the release of a live action version. A captivating retelling of the original story, the film follows Mowgli, an orphan who is lead through the jungle by a group of animal companions. Like the classic story, he tries to evade tiger, Shere Khan. While Neel Sethi makes his debut appearance as Mowgli, the voices of the film are made up by celebrities like Bill Murray, Idris Elba, and Scarlett Johansson.

Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice


For all the DC Comics lovers out there, 2016 brought the anticipated sequel of Man of Steel. After Christian Bale’s departure from the Batman franchise, we see Ben Affleck as Batman join Superman, Henry Cavill. In this film, we are introduced to characters Wonder Woman, The Flash, Aquaman, and Cyborg. The story follows Batman and Superman who both think each other is a threat to society while they try to stop Lex Luthor and his maniacal plans.

Deadpool

A perfect mixture of action and laughs, Deadpool follows the story of Wade Wilson who after finding he has cancer, undergoes an out-of-this-world treatment which gives him ultra-healing capabilities but leaves him with scars all over his body. The movie stars Ryan Reynolds who’s on a mission to track down and kill the man responsible for his operation. The eighth installment of the X-Men series, Deadpool is the first to be rated R, so be sure to leave the kiddies elsewhere.

Finding Dory

Probably the most anticipated film release of 2016, Finding Dory is the HIGHLY anticipated sequel to Finding Nemo. It took 13 years for the sequel to come out and still stars Ellen Degeneres and Albert Brooks as Dory and Marlin, respectively. Finding Dory follows Dory as she tries to remember her memories and track down her parents

X-Men: Apocalypse

X-Men: Apocalyspe is the ninth installment in the X-Men film franchise and continues in the pre-dated times before the first movies in the series. The movie follows younger Charles Xavier and Mystique who try to stop Apocalypse as he plans to take over Charles’ mind to enslave all the Mutants of the world. The film stars James McAvoy, Michael Fassbender, and Jennifer Lawrence as they reprise their roles as Professor Xavier, Magneto, and Mystique.

Kung Fu Panda 3

The third installment in the Kung Fu Panda film series, this movie brings back Jack Black, Dustin Hoffman, and Angelina Jolie in the roles of Po, Master Shifu, and Master Tigress. The movie follows Po as he trains to defeat Kai who is out to steal his chi.

O.J.: Made in America

A 7.5 hour documentary about O.J. Simpson? After The People vs. O.J. Simpson just a couple months ago? What more could possibly be said about the most discussed legal case of the last 25 years? A whole lot, apparently. With uncommon depth, unflinching candor, and surprising empathy for the man himself, director Ezra Edelman turns Simpson’s life and times into a full-blown Shakespearean tragedy, and shows how a community was so literally and metaphorically beaten down by its own police force that they would not only overlook a mountain of physical evidence to find a man innocent, but would turn him into a folk hero in the process. This is the sports documentary by which all future sports documentaries will be measured, and an instant classic

Warcraft

For all the video game lovers, Warcraft takes the game and creates the perfect fantasy film. Set in the video game world of Azeroth, this film follows orcs and humans in Draenor who set out to find out how their portal is being destroyed by a force known as fel magic. The movie stars Travis Fimmel, Paula Patton, and Ben Foster.

Central Intelligence


If you’re looking for a night filled with laughs, Central Intelligence starring Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson and Kevin Hart is a great pick and a definite box office hit. This film stars ‘a little Hart and a big Johnson’ who were high school friends as they try to thwart the criminal, Black Badger, from stealing satellite codes and millions of dollars.

We’ve seen really great movies this year and fans are extremely pleased. If the first half of the year is anything to go by, we can imagine that the rest of 2016 will include a great roster of films, as well.

Mad-ass movies, deadpool made me break a rib.
Best quote;
Fat guy: damn you ugly.
Shiny head guy: yea.
Fat guy: you so hard to look at.
Shiny: ...ok
Fat guy: you look like the topographical map of utor.
Shiny: uhm... thank you.

I haven't seen avenger and that batman though, just have the feeling that they would suck.

You didnt include The Legend Of Tarzan, Samuel L Jackson was featured in the movie.

What about Gods of Egypt?

Cieno:
Finding Dory

Probably the most anticipated film release of 2016, Finding Dory is the HIGHLY anticipated sequel to Finding Nemo. It took 13 years for the sequel to come out and still stars Ellen Degeneres and Albert Brooks as Dory and Marlin, respectively. Finding Dory follows Dory as she tries to remember her memories and track down her parents

Please give me the link to download this movie. Thanks in advance