Top 10 Best Movies of 2016

How should I put it? It's basically an awesome superhero movie of 2016. Disney and Marvel made a third Captain America movie following 2014's Winter Soldier. This time, it marks the beginning of Phase 3 for the MCU franchise, leading to many other superheroes in their own films. The Avengers became divided into two teams: those who hand themselves over to the government and those who resist.

Amazingly, Iron Man and Captain America lead their respective team members into a combination of action figures fighting each other, which feels like child's play. There were many shocking revelations, especially when Iron Man discovered his disturbing past. It all boiled down to Bucky Barnes being held responsible. Spoiler alert: a mad scientist assigned Steve Rogers' friend to kill Tony Stark's parents.

Many battles have occurred between the Avengers and enemies threatening to destroy everything. These conflicts nearly shook the Avengers, especially when many innocent victims died, leading to the government blaming them.

Aside from all the superhero drama, I appreciated the humor used to lighten the mood. It lowers the tension of superheroes getting divided into a conflict. Plus, there are a few surprises that add a good laugh. You can't have tragedy without comedy for a few moments. I give Civil War a 9 out of 10.

I loved everything about the movie. I laughed when, instead of the traditional names at the beginning of the movie, they did stuff like "God's perfect mistake" and "A really moody teenager" (laugh out loud). Ryan Reynolds was perfect for the role of Deadpool, and I can't get over his wisecracks in battle. Heck, he broke the fourth wall so many times!

The jokes never get old, and considering the low budget they had, they did an amazing job. It's the perfect mix of comedy, action/violence, and romance. It's officially my favorite movie, and I absolutely cannot wait for the second one. Now remember everyone, always use MAXIMUM EFFORT!

Let me begin with this: I did not want to see this movie. The trailers made it out to be a generic, paint-by-numbers, forgettable film that would have been forgotten in a month. I only saw it because it was a Tuesday (five-dollar movie tickets) and my whole family went.

I was shocked by how good it was. Rarely have I been so immersed in a movie, void of any thoughts of home, personal plans, or anything other than what is going on in the movie. It has some of the best character development I've seen in a while and holds as one of the strongest animated movies to date.

Far better than The Force Awakens! I mean, VII was good, but it borrowed so much from the original trilogy it felt like a reboot rather than a sequel. This one had more interesting characters, a better story, and the visuals made it actually feel like it took place right before the original.

No spoilers, but that scene with Vader at the end was terrifyingly amazing.

I know many people would not agree, but I've liked this movie (and I think it's better) more than "Captain America: Civil War" and "Batman v Superman." Felicity Jones was a good choice for this movie. I love her performance. It's so captivating and made the film better.

I grew up with Finding Nemo. I've watched it at least 20 times, and it's one of my favorite movies ever. So naturally, I went into Finding Dory with huge expectations. It didn't disappoint. The movie has the heart and wit that made the original such a classic. There are flat-out hilarious scenes, emotional scenes, and tons of well-written and well-acted dialogue to keep you completely invested along the way.

Also, this is quite possibly the most beautiful movie that I have ever seen. You can truly get lost in the beautiful imagery that this movie has to offer. This movie left me completely satisfied. I left the theatre with a smile that lasted until I woke up the next morning. This is one of the greatest films that Pixar has ever made and one of the greatest sequels ever, in my opinion. It'll be very interesting to see whether Zootopia or Finding Dory will take home the Oscar for Best Animated Feature. Only time will tell.

By far the best movie I've seen in years. It doesn't try to be edgy to attract more adult audiences. It just is what it is. Honestly, I think this is what Hollywood has been needing.

A simple movie that showcases great acting, great story, and great music. I feel like that alone makes it more powerful than most other movies that try to make an "artistic" or "political" statement.

This movie is very, very good. I am not a fan of musicals at all, but I really enjoyed this one. It blurs the lines of fantasy and reality perfectly to give a deep, profound feeling to the audience. The meaning and depth of this film are perfect, and it is a must-watch.

A very strong, beautiful, and mature movie, as timely as 'Zootopia'. It calls us to embrace our flawed world and search for all the beauty in it, not concentrating on its negativity. It urges us to stay strong and positive during such harsh times.

Besides the movie's messages, it is a highly emotional, occasionally funny, gorgeously animated masterpiece which you'd never get tired of.

First off, this is not a movie for young kids. It's definitely a darker, more mature animated movie compared to Zootopia, Moana, or Trolls. It has beautiful animation and storytelling, an excellent cast of wonderfully portrayed characters, and one of the best scores I have ever heard for an animated movie.

10/10. Best movie I've seen in a very long time!

I went into this movie with high expectations. I saw the trailer, was impressed, and realized it would be directed by Mel Gibson, who is a phenomenal director in my opinion. This movie managed to surpass even my high expectations.

I had half expected this to be more of a religious movie, like his Passion of the Christ, but this movie, while it has religious undertones, is not just a movie for Christians and religious individuals. It is a movie for everyone to see - a true spectacle. It has the most realistic depiction of war I have ever seen. In fact, I would argue that this depiction surpasses that of Saving Private Ryan, The Pacific, and even Band of Brothers. Whether this movie is better than the aforementioned movies is up for debate. It is a masterpiece.

I am surprised this movie didn't get a larger audience. It's a shame, but I suppose that's to be expected from a director who messed up. Some people just don't want to see a Mel Gibson movie, and that's unfortunate. I don't care what Mel said all those years ago anymore. He's a fantastic director! He's probably the most underrated director who ever lived!

If you haven't seen it in theaters, do yourself a favor. When you see it on TV, record it, watch it, buy it, do whatever you can to watch this movie because it is a story that deserves to be told!

I actually like this movie. Even though it wasn't very entertaining for many people since it's just a "remake," Walt Disney (the company) put some effort into this. So, the people who criticized this movie didn't realize it was just a remake.

This was very underrated, but God, it's good. The voice acting was awesome, the visuals were very good, and it has scary moments for adults and cute animals for kids.

Loved it, bringing the classic tale back. (They shouldn't have changed it so much though, gives me fear about The Lion King live-action film by the same director.)

Not better than Civil War, but VERY close. I feel like, as funny as this movie was, it just had more humour than it needed, and plenty of jokes just didn't hit.

However, I loved the visuals, and the action was excellent. I also loved the characters. It had me excited the whole time. (I almost fell down leaving the theater)

Vote for it, guys! To get it at least into the top ten of 2016. It was intriguing, chilling, and dark, yet so funny and humorous! The visual effects are literally some of the best I've seen in a long time in an action movie. Benedict completely owned the titular character! The climax could've been a little better, but on the whole, it was 10/10.

It really struck me in the heart and stayed with me for days. I didn't expect that at all. I thought I was watching an ordinary alien movie, yet it was far from it. I realized that after I sat down with my popcorn, all pumped up as though I was about to watch Independence Day, before starting to cry like two minutes in. Glorious... Just to show how well made the movie is, to accomplish that when you don't even know the characters yet.

You have this small side-story in the movie, and then you have this big reveal that changes the whole perspective of the movie. You realize that what you thought was the side-story is actually the whole point of the movie, all that truly matters in the end. The music and cinematography are gorgeous. I was in tears by the end. But it was beautiful. Denis did a fantastic job with this movie.

Ok, seriously guys! Can we stop treating Suicide Squad like it's the worst movie ever? I don't even get it. What's so bad about it apart from the editing? Oh wait, I know. It's because of all the bitter Heath Ledger fanboys who are spiritually obligated to hate every new Joker. Yes, I agree, he was a little too over the top at times, but just like the movie, it's not the complete travesty people are making it out to be.

Yes, Enchantress was kind of a stupid villain and the climax was just your run-of-the-mill, big CGI explosions with debris flying everywhere schtick. But the movie gave us a really solid Harley Quinn, a good Joker, a great character in Deadshot, a really enjoyable Killer Croc, a surprisingly good performance out of Jai Courtney, and a break from the typical dark and depressed tone that people complain about when DC uses it. But then when they don't use it, they say they're just trying to be Marvel. Make up your minds, guys! Do you want them to be serious or light-hearted?

Overall, the movie is enjoyable. It's not perfect, it's not one of the best movies ever, but it's not the abomination that so much of the population has labeled it.

I am a Harry Potter fangirl and even have the Fantastic Beasts book that lists all the creatures, so this was one of my most anticipated films of 2016. I got to see it a few days after my birthday in January (so the theater was almost empty, which was nice), and while not the very best Harry Potter film, I think it's the most fun I've ever had watching one.

I liked seeing how magic works in America because it was quite a bit different. The visuals, as to be expected, were phenomenal. All of the creatures are great, both in design and actions. Newt has easily become one of my favorite characters in the franchise. While it's probably not the best film from 2016, I do think it's the one I had the most fun watching.

At the beginning, it was so-so, but once you get to the middle and end, the plot gets way better. It was heartwarming, funny, epic, adorable, and overall a very great movie to watch.

Watched it with my friends. Just because it's for kids doesn't mean a bunch of 14-15 year olds can't watch it. It was pretty hilarious too, and I enjoyed it 9/10.

It's the weakest of the series so far, but does that mean it was a bad movie? Nope. This movie was good.

Overwhelming and huge at the same time, it's basically a good DC Comics superhero movie. A lot of cash was spent on director Zack Snyder, A-list actors, production design, cameras, film sets, screenwriters, producers, explosions, and visually stunning CGI effects. There are a few problems with it. Why does it need to be about 2 and a half hours long? It's too epic to handle while getting glued to the seat for a long time.

Of course, the overall tone is too melodramatic. Did I forget to mention the immature fight scene between Batman and Superman? Yeah, they acted like a bunch of kids until they got it. Between these two, I'm not going to say they deserve to fight each other because they hate each other over who's the best superhero who can save the world. I'm not going to decide if Batman or Superman should be the best. They're both awesome.

After all, Henry Cavill did a better Clark Kent/Superman than Brandon Routh did in that 2006 flop. Seriously, people thought Ben Affleck would not outsmart Christian Bale's performance as Bruce Wayne/Batman from the Christopher Nolan trilogy. I thought Ben Affleck was nicely prepared to take on the role as the Caped Crusader. Sometime later, those two guys eventually work together with Gal Gadot's Wonder Woman, Flash, Aquaman, and Green Lantern. Justice League sometime? Maybe involve Hans Zimmer's Inception soundtrack in all of the DC Extended Universe movies sometime. How would I rate Dawn of Justice? 8.5/10. Next time, add a few jokes in it.

I was caught by surprise by how deep this film was. Not only was it good, but it shows a dark reality of identity and how you display yourself in this messed-up world.

Whoever didn't vote for Moonlight clearly didn't watch it.

Lol, this is by far the worst top 10 of 2016 list. I've lost all faith in humanity. This is a masterpiece and the best movie of 2016 in my opinion, and one of the best movies of all time.

When I first saw the movie title and stuff, I really thought it would be another "Oh, I'm a superhero. I'm gonna save the day!" kind of film. But it's quite different.

Apocalypse... Damn, that guy scares me more than the whole of Conjuring 2.

It's an X-Men movie. I'm guessing this is why it's not in the top ten, as kids can't stop worshipping the Avengers. But really, this was my first X-Men movie ever, and I already think that they can't beat the Avengers any second.

It's for everyone. Sure, we have Zootopia and Finding Dory, but they're way too childish. Horror movies? Not for kids. This movie has the perfect balance of maturity and childishness.

This is the best movie of 2016, admit it.

I absolutely adore The Secret Life of Pets. Oh, sure, it's a cliché. The main villain just keeps on screaming, and some characters are either a brat, a crybaby, or a freak. But that's how I like my movies.

It's got great animation, pleasant voice acting, and every single character is absolutely adorable. Great humour, too. I hope Sing is just as good.

This should be WAY higher on this list because it's so funny. I saw it in theaters, and the start was incredibly funny, especially when that dog was letting the bowl blender thing rub his back.

Pretty good, but usually, movies based on games are bad. Take a look at Warcraft and Assassin's Creed for example. I don't think the upcoming Five Nights at Freddy's movie is going to be so good either.

I saw this movie in the theater back in June 2016 and found it not bad for a video game-based movie. 7/10.

To be honest, this movie wasn't that bad.

WHAT?! This was a great movie that depicted what it is to be an American living through poverty. How is a disappointing kids' movie (Sloppy Life of Pets) higher than this?

Perfect. So much fun. I can watch this movie over and over! I absolutely love this film!

Has a vibe similar to Pulp Fiction. Deserves much more recognition. Watch it.

There were a few light moments at first with the oil drill crew members. The rest of the environmental disaster film was depressing, brutal, and sickening.

Heartwarming and heartbreaking at the same time. It encourages the power of the soul and the power of love. Beautiful story with very talented actors.

This was a well-done movie. It presented the events of the disaster without demonizing the oil industry.

Why is everyone hating it? This movie is AWESOME! The makers really did a good job on making this movie. If Garth Jennings hadn't planned on making the movie, it would have been a hard life for me.

One of my favorite movies of... no, how about, my FAVORITE movie of all time?

When I first found out about this movie, I thought it was going to be bad because it looked like a cash grab. But after watching the trailer, I can see that the producers have definitely put some effort into this. It's surprisingly good.

My favorite part was when the piglets were laughing at the washing machine.

Finally, people who actually liked this movie other than me! I love the CGI effects in this movie. At times, it's a bit too much, but wow, is it inventive. The vibrance is very deserving compared to the dark tone of the first movie, and Mia (Alice) does a damn good job in this one. She easily carries the movie.

Johnny Depp, admittedly, can get annoying at times, and the whole tart thing is kind of a letdown. However, seeing how a small lie can grow into a giant problem is amazing. The rusting of the world is also one of the best sequences in the movie.