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A24 has put out some incredible films in the last eight years!

Here are some movies you might like if you loved David Fincher's The Social Network.

The eclectic production company has many a masterpiece you can watch from home

May these films be remembered in 2020 and beyond!

Love watching sci-movies and binging sci-fi TV shows? No better place to turn to than Netflix!

I streamed the Sam Worthington thriller Fractured after its premiere last week on Netflix, and while it didn't have one of the world's great twist endings, it got me thinking about other twisty films.

Science fiction is quite simply one of the most popular genres of film that we have. The creation of far away places and futuristic technology seems to be exactly what the medium of film was designed to create. Science fiction on film has been around for as long as there have been movies. But which ones are the best?

While sci-fi has given the world quite a few prospects over the last ten years, we've narrowed down their various gifts to the ten best offerings we've been given in that time frame. Read on to see the films that captivated our imaginations, and caused us to ponder their meaning for years after, and will probably continue to enthrall us in the decades to come.

The Internet has realized that Oscar Isaacs' dance scene from last year's Ex Machina works with just about any song, and it's some of the best news we've heard all day.

One of the reasons we watch the Oscars is to see which upstart comes out of nowhere to walk away the glory. It happens each and every year, and here are the biggest surprises from the 88th annual Academy Awards.

Some people might try and convince you that Alicia Vikander should have won her Best Supporting Oscar for Ex Machina and not The Danish Girl. Here's why they are wrong.

Alicia Vikander is one of the best new acting talents on the scene, her part in The Danish Girl was not her defining performance of the year.

One method for predicting which films will nab Academy Award nominations is by looking to the Producers Guild Award noms. First established in 1990 by the Producers Guild of America, these nominations and awards have been very telling regarding the climate of the film world, and which way the Academy will likely be going.

How many films have longevity? The number decreases. How many movies from 2015 do you think we still will be talking about in 2025? Or beyond that point, even?

Admittedly my tastes are a bit all over the map, and the following list contains multiple animated features, a few indies, and a couple blockbusters. But what they all have in common is that they left me feeling in awe of the power of film.

This time of year is full of lists naming the best movies of the year and the best music of the year… but this is the spot where we get to talk about both. In 2015, some fantastic directors orchestrated some truly brilliant scenes choreographed to great original and licensed songs, and this is the feature where we celebrate those specific moments.

It feels like this was a sneaky, quietly powerful year, where no film firmly claimed the mantle of “Best” until late in the year, and the order of numbers 6 through 10 could be changed on any given day, depending on my mood in the moment.

We have taken it upon ourselves to compile a list of the five films in 2015 whose endings still have us talking.

One of the best benefits of working for a movie website is simply getting the opportunity to see lots and lots of movies. During any week of the year, staff members here at CinemaBlend are regularly leaving and coming back from various screenings, always ultimately eager to explain their thoughts and opinions on a particular piece of work.

There are many great titles that qualify for this list this year, and it was a challenge narrowing down the choices – but these are most definitely standouts that represent everything we really love the genre. Read on for the countdown!