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  1. The Best Films of 2017: J.R. Jones: Chicago Reader
  2. Top Ten Films of 2016: Alan Zilberman: RogerEbert.com
  3. Best Films of 2016: B. Ruby Rich: IndieWire: IndieWire Poll
  4. 21 Best Movies of 2017: A.O. Scott: New York Times
  5. Best Films of 2016: Mike Rubin: Village Voice: Village Voice Film Poll
  6. Top 10 Movies of 2016: Jake Coyle: AP
  7. Top 30 Movies of 2017: Ed Gonzalez
  8. Best Films of 2016: Sam Adams: Village Voice: Village Voice Film Poll
  9. Best Films of 2016: Jeremy Smith: Village Voice: Village Voice Film Poll
  10. 10 Best Films of 2016: Amy Taubin: Artforum
  11. Top Ten Films of 2016: Danny Bowes: RogerEbert.com
  12. 19 Best Films of 2016: Todd McCarthy: Hollywood Reporter
  13. 28 Best Movies of 2016: Manohla Dargis: New York Times
  14. Best Films of 2016: Ren Jender: Village Voice: Village Voice Film Poll
  15. Top 10 Movies of 2016: Lindsey Bahr: AP
  16. Top Ten Films of 2016: Godfrey Cheshire: RogerEbert.com
  17. Top Ten Films of 2016: Odie Henderson: RogerEbert.com
  18. Best Films of 2016: David Ansen: Village Voice: Village Voice Film Poll
  19. Top 25 Movies of 2016: Justin Chang: Los Angeles Times
  20. 20 Best Films of 2016: Steve Erickson: GCN
  21. The Best Films of 2016: Noel Murray: A.V. Club
  22. Best Movies of 2016: Joshua Rothkopf: Time Out New York
  23. 20 Best Movies of 2016: Bilge Ebiri: Village Voice
  24. 50 Best Films of 2017: Slant
  25. 50 Top Films of 2017: Guardian
  26. Top 26 Films of 2017: Sight & Sound: Sight & Sound Poll
  27. 25 Best Films of 2016: Matt Prigge: Metro
  28. Top 50 Films of 2016: Village Voice: Village Voice Film Poll
  29. 30 Best Films of 2017: Little White Lies
  30. Top 50 Films of 2016: IndieWire: IndieWire Poll
  31. The 50 Best Movies of the 2010s: Rolling Stone

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