That double purpose is the quiet genius of James’ latest documentary, Abacus: Small Enough to Jail. – Michael S. The director’s landmark debut, Hoop Dreams, and latter-day efforts like 2014’s monument to critic Roger Ebert, Life Itself, don’t have much in common on the surface, but they both use their central characters to tell larger stories about big picture topics like structural dysfunction and the purpose of film criticism.
Steve James’ filmography has long been about finding entry into larger conversations through intimate portraits. One can also see the list on Letterboxd.Ībacus: Small Enough to Jail (Steve James) Check them out below, as organized alphabetically, followed by honorable mentions and films to keep on your radar for the remaining summer months. theatrical releases from 2017, with many currently widely available on streaming platforms or theatrically. While the end of this year will bring personal favorites from all of our writers, think of the below 28 entries as a comprehensive rundown of what should be seen before heading into a promising fall line-up.ĭo note that this feature is based solely on U.S. Pop some popcorn and browse the list of some of our favorites.2017 has now crossed the halfway mark, so it’s time to take a look back at the first six months and round up our favorite titles thus far. And there are even some classics you might remember from your own childhood that you can finally share with your kids. There are imports from other countries you can finally stream in the US (usually in English or with subtitles), or Netflix originals movies you won't be able to find anywhere else.
There are scary movies for kids who are brave enough to endure some peril and suspense. There are great animated movies for the whole family, from youngest to oldest, to watch together. The best kids' movies on Netflix cover all the genres. Even the Charlie Brown holiday specials are tucked away together at Apple TV+.Īnd Netflix? Well, Netflix has a little of everything, which makes its a perfect one-stop shop when it comes to browsing films for the next family movie night. Nickelodeon movies, with favorite characters like Spongebob, the Paw Patrol and Dora the Explorer, all wound up at Paramount+. movies, like the Harry Potter franchise and DC Comics movies, ended up at HBO Max. Of course, Disney+ has all of the Disney animated and live action films - in addition to all the Marvel, Star Wars and 20th Century Fox movies. The biggest franchises have spread out across multiple platforms. With so many streaming services, it's hard to figure out where the best kids' movies are.
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