“Box Office Meltdown,” a Variety headline shrieked in July by Nov. It was just another reminder that female power remains deeply threatening, even in the realm of the imaginary.Īs usual when it came to this year in movies, it was sometimes good if also hard, lean, bad and familiar times, both critically and commercially. And while its transformation into a target of misogynist and racist vitriol was surprising, it was not especially shocking. “Captain America: Civil War” and “The Purge: Election Year” may sound like the zeitgeist, but if you’re looking for the defining movie of 2016, look no further than the new “ Ghostbusters.” It was hardly my favorite, but it made me laugh. It was the best of times, it was - well, you know.
Scott and Stephen Holden - share their picks for the best movies of the year. The film critics of The New York Times - Manohla Dargis, A.
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