The best films of 2017

With two SAG nominations under its belt, The Big Sick is a romantic comedy that doesn't follow the typical plot line. And you need to see it.

Zendaya and Zac Efron. What else does a film need? A circus spectacular with original music makes this legendary.

Featuring Harry Styles making his acting debut, Dunkirk also features Tom Hardy. Oh, and the plot line is pretty captivating, too.

Starring Room's Jacob Tremblay as a boy with a facial deformity, Wonder is a life lesson in how we perceive beauty inside and outside.

It may not have received a SAG nomination, but Girls Trip is a proper laugh-out-loud film to rival the likes of Bridesmaids. We said it.

Ryan Reynolds plays the lead in this remake of the classic 1982 film, which starred Harrison Ford. And the great news is, Harrison stars in the 2017 version too! With Ryan. Dream.

Margot Robbie stars as controversial US Olympic figure skater Tonya Harding in I, Tonya, in a biopic she also produced and that earned her a SAG nomination.

IT started a phenomenon when it was released, and yeah, we're terrified. But also fascinated.

Gender equality takes a front seat in this version of the true story of the 1973 tennis match between World number one Billie Jean King and ex-champ and serial hustler Bobby Riggs. Starring Emma Stone and Steve Carrell.

Daniel Kaluuya plays Chris, a young man meeting his white girlfriend's parents for the first time. At first he presumes that they're nervous, but the weekend turns progressively more nightmarish.

A love story between a mute cleaner and and the mysterious creature held captive in the government lab where she works. earned the film the highest number of Golden Globe nominations this year.

Emma Watson played the perfect Belle in this modern-day version of a Disney classic. All together now: "Tale as old as time..."

If you've seen The Room (universally thought of as the worst film ever made), you definitely have to watch The Disaster Artist. It stars James Franco as Tommy Wisseau and his brother Dave as Greg and is already gaining awards season buzz.

Okay it's only JUST out, but we've seen it and can confirm you'll love it. The Bellas are back, and you bet we're acca-ready for it.

Charlize Theron plays an MI6 spy - like a modern, female version of James Bond. Finally.

A love story with a focus on sexuality, Call Me By Your Name is honest and moving.

Yep this came out way back in January 2017. And if you haven't seen it yet... WHY? Emma Stone + Ryan Gosling + Award-winning soundtrack = perfection.

Although we haven't had a chance to see The Last Jedi yet, we've heard INCREDIBLE things about it from our friends over at Digital Spy.