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THE BEST MOVIES OF 2024 SO FAR, ACCORDING TO CRITICS

“Thelma,” “Bad Boys: Ride or Die,” “Furiosa” and “Hit Man” all make our evolving
list of 2024’s best films.

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Richard Roundtree and June Squibb in “Thelma.” (Magnolia Pictures)
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 1.  A Quiet Place: Day One
 2.  Janet Planet
 3.  Kinds of Kindness
 4.  Thelma
 5.  Flipside
 6.  The Bikeriders
 7.  Bad Boys: Ride or Die
 8.  Backspot
 9.  Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga
 10. Hit Man
 11. Babes
 12. Evil Does Not Exist
 13. Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes
 14. I Saw the TV Glow
 15. The Fall Guy
 16. The Sixth
 17. The Old Oak
 18. Civil War
 19. Challengers
 20. Wicked Little Letters
 21. Sasquatch Sunset
 22. Ennio
 23. The People’s Joker
 24. Shayda
 25. La Chimera
 26. Love Lies Bleeding
 27. They Shot the Piano Player
 28. Four Daughters
 29. Perfect Days
 30. Steve!
 31. The Zone of Interest
 32. Origin
 33. The Taste of Things
 34. Anselm
 35. How to Have Sex
 36. Io Capitano
 37. The Teachers’ Lounge
 38. Sometimes I Think About Dying
 39. The Monk and the Gun
 40. Mean Girls

Review by Washington Post staff and contributors
Updated July 1, 2024 at 10:31 a.m. EDT|Published April 26, 2024 at 8:00 a.m. EDT

When it comes to movies, why wait for the end-of-year best-of lists? A number of
movies have already garnered three stars or more from The Washington Post’s
critics and contributors (Ann Hornaday, Ty Burr, Amy Nicholson, Jen Yamato,
Jessica Kiang, Michael O’Sullivan, Mark Jenkins and Michael Brodeur — identified
by their initials below).


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