The year’s half over, and while there haven’t been any masterpieces released so far, it’s still been a decent 2017 at the movies. With a lot more to come.

The end of the 2017 is here, meaning it’s now time to definitively celebrate the best movies that made their way to the multiplex and the art house.

Peter Travers on the 10 best movies of 2017 – from 'Detroit' to 'Dunkirk,' Spielberg to Paul Thomas Anderson, Seventies newsrooms to the Sunken Place.

As we head into the season of superheroes and crowd-pleasing popcorn fare, here are TIME’s picks for the best movies of 2017 so far.

Get Out is searing in its politics, which are remain painfully relevant almost 12 months later; but the film is also pure fun. There’s no tighter film of 2017, with every scene serving a purpose ...

Scott Mendelson, box-office analyst for Forbes, says he was impressed by 2017 offerings from the very start, with well-received movies like January's scary Split ($138 million), February's ...

Our film team is voting on the best 2017 movies released in theaters and VOD so far. ... Movies that received awards-qualifying runs in 2016 do not count. Related Stories ...

Todd VanDerWerff: My favorite movies in 2017 weren’t escapism, not precisely, but they did take me so thoroughly out of my own point of view that reentering reality afterward could feel a little ...

In 2017, lousy movies proliferated like loopy Trump tweets. No week went by without a movie or three to leave us wondering when, exactly, Hollywood lost the ability to distinguish good from godawful.

It’s fair to say that 2017 provided us with a bevy of options from which to choose. Atomic Blonde and Call Me By Your Name sizzled, while movies like Fifty Shades Darker and Unforgettable (both ...