Pre-Tier 6 Draft Board – Art Infliction

If the March Madness style format for movies making either Tier 2 or Tier 3 were to end today, then the combined 828 movies in Tier 4 and Tier 5 would join the 93 movies that are already in Tier 6, so that 262 of those 921 movies can make it into either Tier 2 or Tier 3 via the professional sports “Draft” format.

Here on this page, you can see the two hundredth fifty seventh*** edition of how these combined 828 movies rank, along with what gives each of them a case for being a fully guaranteed Flickuum movie, and you can see all of this via the numbered list and bold text below.

**Note: Black bold text indicates Tier 4 movies and red bold text indicates Tier 5 movies

**Note: Adult wording is on this page. Discretion is advised

***Denotes that A] True True Lie, Life As We Know It, Funny Farm, Something The Lord Made, Juggernaut and Dixieland have all been permanently banned from The Flickuum Project, prior to the spot-fill tournament for the 1,627th fully guaranteed Flickuum spot, B] First Knight was expedited to Tier 3, prior to the spot-fill tournament for the 1,627th fully guaranteed Flickuum spot, C] The Steven Seagal movie “The Patriot” being permanently banned from The Flickuum Project, following the spot-fill tournament for the 1,627th fully guaranteed Flickuum spot, D] Shrek, Shrek The Third and Transformers: Dark Of The Moon were all expedited from Tier 4 to Tier 3, prior to the spot-fill tournament for the 1,628th fully guaranteed Flickuum spot, E] Taken 2 and Taken 3 were both expedited from Tier 4 to Tier 2, prior to the spot-fill tournament for the 1,628th fully guaranteed Flickuum spot, F] Bunyan And Babe , the Jean-Claude Van Damme movie “The Order” and Public Enemies have all been permanently banned from The Flickuum Project, prior to the spot-fill tournament for the 1,629th fully guaranteed Flickuum spot, G] Beverly Hills Chihuahua 2, Max 2: White House Hero and Valley Girl ’83 all being expedited from Tier 4 to Tier 3, prior to the spot-fill tournament for the 1,629th fully guaranteed Flickuum spot, H] Sling Blade, Hackers, Working Girl and Grow House all being moved to Tier 8, prior to the spot-fill tournament for the 1,629th fully guaranteed Flickuum spot, I] Term Life and Grand Isle both being permanently banned from The Flickuum Project, during the early selection stages of the spot-fill tournament for the 1,629th fully guaranteed Flickuum spot , J] Girl, Interrupted and The Longest Yard ’05 both being expedited from Tier 4 to Tier 3, during the early selection stages of the spot-fill tournament for the 1,629th fully guaranteed Flickuum spot, K] Concrete Cowboy being expedited to Tier 2, prior to the beginning of the spot-fill tournament for the 1,629th fully guaranteed Flickuum spot, L] One For The Money being expedited to Tier 3, prior to the beginning of the spot-fill tournament for the 1,630th fully guaranteed Flickuum spot, M] Promised Land being moved to Tier 8, prior to the spot-fill tournament for the 1,630th fully guaranteed Flickuum spot, N] Happy Feet Two being expedited to Tier 2, prior to the spot-fill tournament for the 1,630th fully guaranteed Flickuum spot, O] Heaven Is A Playground being expedited to Tier 3, prior to the spot-fill tournament for the 1,631st fully guaranteed Flickuum spot, P] The Campaign, The Electrical Life Of Louis Wain and The Mack all being expedited from Tier 7 to Tier 4, prior to the spot-fill tournament for the 1,631st fully guaranteed Flickuum spot, Q] Bonnie And Clyde being expedited from Tier 7 to Tier 4, prior to the spot-fill tournament for the 1,631st fully guaranteed Flickuum spot and R] Donnybrook being expedited from Tier 7 to Tier 4, prior to the spot-fill tournament for the 1,633rd fully guaranteed Flickuum spot

The Bounce Back-This movie is Nadine Velazquez’s crowning achievement, thus why she’s the actress to beat in The Flickuum Project. Plus, her chemistry with co-star Shemar Moore is undeniably excellent.
In The Heights-John Wick: Chapter Four seemed poised to be the best movie of the 2020s. But someone named Melissa Barrera took this 2021 movie by storm and not even the greatest ever movie hitman can overcome that. And speaking of Melissa Barrera, her as Vanessa has excellent chemistry with Anthony Ramos’ character, Usnavi.
Saved By The Bell: Wedding In Las Vegas-For nearly two years, this movie was predicted to be the number one Flickuum movie at the conclusion of The Project. But The Bounce Back and In The Heights both happened, so now it’s looking at finishing fourth all-time.
John Wick: Chapter 4-This movie is the best of the three sequels and the presence of Rina Sawayama is an added bonus.
Arthur The King-This movie is the best one in the career of Mark Wahlberg and is the early favorite for best 2024 movie in The Project.
The Wild Robot-This movie could go down as the best animated movie in The Flickuum rankings when it’s all said and done.
Back To Black-Selena, NWA, 2Pac, The Notorious B.I.G., Jim Morrison, Ray Charles, Jimi Hendrix, Ritchie Valens, James Brown and Bob Marley have all had biopics made about them, and they are all enshrined or are going to be enshrined. But a biopic about Amy Winehouse is going to be the best of the lot, thanks to the presence of Marisa Abela.
Abigail-The presence of Melissa Barrera elevates this movie to the one that will beat Blade II as the best vampire movie in The Project.
The Ministry Of Ungentlemanly Warfare-The fact that this movie got assessed during the same week as the aforementioned Abigail helps it stock immensely. Plus, the presence of Eiza Gonzalez puts it over the top.
Wicked: Part One-Jon M. Chu’s energetic directing can be seen throughout this movie. Plus, Ariana Grande is just too vibrant to finish below Taylor Swift (The Lorax) in the rankings.
Wicked For Good-This movie is neck-and-neck with its predecessor, to the point that if aesthetics weren’t an issue with ranking lists, well then both this movie and that movie would be one of those pairs on the same exact ranking line of The Flickuum page.
A Man Called Otto-This movie will be Tom Hanks’ best one in The Project.
Black Adam-This movie will be Dwayne Johnson’s third best movie in The Project, behind San Andreas and Baywatch.
Clifford The Big Red Dog-This movie’s main competition for best 2021 movie is In The Heights.
Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile-This movie could rank right behind Clifford The Big Red Dog just like The Girl On The Train currently ranks right behind A Simple Favor.
Dog-This is Channing Tatum’s best movie, hands down.
How To Train Your Dragon-This could be the best 2025 movie, although “Wicked: For Good” might have something to say about that.
The Super Mario Bros. Movie-This movie brings nothing but joy, and it could very well be Jack Black’s best in The Project when it’s all said and done.
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie-This movie is neck-and-neck with its predecessor, and could be the best 2026 movie in The Flickuum.
The Sheep Detectives-This movie will be the main competitor against The Super Mario Galaxy Movie for best movie of 2026.
Despicable Me 4-The reputation of the other five Minions movies proceeds this one, thus it will ride off that momentum into a likely Top 100 spot.
Hoppers-On the basis of possible sequel upside, this could go down as the second-best Pixar and first if there is no sequel.
My Penguin Friend-It’s rare that a veteran actor or actress can put forth a potential Top 100 late in their career, let alone putting forth such a movie as the lead. But Jean Reno manages to do both via this movie.
The Penguin Lessons-Steve Coogan gives a career performance in this decade’s second successful based on a true story movie about penguins.
Zootopia 2-This movie is neck-and-neck with its predecessor, and it could be the second-best 2025 movie after Wicked For Good.
Bad Boys: Ride Or Die-This movie will follow in the tradition of Lethal Weapon 4 as the fourth installment being the best one in a franchise.
Raya And The Last Dragon-This movie can form a good tandem with Go Back To China, even though that movie is already enshrined.
Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom-This movie ties its predecessor’s loose ends perfectly.
Dirty 30-This movie is neck-and-neck with Go Back To China, it can be a part of an evaluation trio with MFKZ and A Comedy Of Horrors, and it thrived in tandem with Carmen.
Kickin’ It Old Skool-Maria Menounos as an actress single-handedly has this movie in this position.
Shazam! Fury Of The Gods-This movie could outrank its predecessor, it brings back both Grace Caroline Currey and Meaghan Good, and it welcomes a fairly new actress in Rachel Zegler. Plus, the controversy surrounding the latter of the three actresses won’t hurt this movie’s stock.
The Blackening-Along with both The Menu and Bob Marley: One Love, this movie’s stock rapidly rose after its assessment, thanks to its entertainment value, as well as the tandem of Grace Byers and Sinqua Walls.
And Then Came Love-This is Anna Camp’s very first movie and it dominated in its assessment.
Plane-Mike Colter is badass in this movie and Daniella Pineda brings the eye candy appeal. Oh yeah, and they both provide great support for the lead actor, in the person of Gerard Butler.
Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl-This movie is neck-and-neck with its predecessor.
Migration-Chronologically, this movie is the latest in a long line of computer-animated movies that give off a cozy vibe.
Moana 2-This movie is neck-and-neck with its predecessor.
Ballerina-Knives Out was on pace as Ana de Armas’ best movie before she decided to join the John Wick Cinematic Universe.
The Rip-This movie will overtake The Town as Ben Affleck’s best movie. Plus, Sasha Calle steals the show with her performance.
Crime 101-This movie will also overtake The Town in the rankings. Plus, there’s eye candy galore with Halle Berry, Monica Barbaro and Andra Nechita.
Remember Me-This movie is simultaneously the best one for both Robert Pattinson and Emilie de Ravin.
Flow-This movie can lead off an evaluation line-up, be the perfect one to watch after anything Melissa Barrera related or can have an impact similar to the 2019 version of Dumbo in The Project. In short, it will be a tough movie to beat come evaluation time.
Maintenance Required-This movie could give F The Prom serious competition as Madelaine Petsch’s best movie.
Magic City Memoirs-This movie could go down as Natalie Martinez’s second-best movie, behind Death Race.
Paddington In Peru-This movie carries on in the tradition of its two successful predecessors.
Endless Love-This movie is most likely going to end up in the ranking range that already has The Lucky One and will eventually have The Choice.
Autumn Wanderer-The presence of Anna Camp makes this movie a serious challenger for the top half of the rankings.
IF-This movie is a sweet-natured one throughout and could be perfect as a Monday night evaluation.
Inside Out 2-This movie is neck-and-neck with its predecessor.
The Garfield Movie-Chris Pratt contributed to a computer-animated Super Mario Bros. movie being more successful than a live-action version of it, and he does the same thing via this movie.
Harold And The Purple Crayon-This movie can be a good complimentary one to GoldenEye.
Chicken Run: Dawn Of The Nugget-In addition to riding the Aardman wave, this movie formed a perfect bridge between All The World Is Sleeping and The Charnel House.
A Minecraft Movie-This movie could go down as Jack Black’s second best Flickuum movie, behind only The Super Mario Bros. Movie.
Elio-This movie has the potential to be a closer for an increment of 100 Flickuum evaluations.
Tinker Bell-The squirrel that the titular character accidentally causes to cry deserves to be a part of Flickuum lore.
Tinker Bell And The Legend Of The NeverBeast-This is third-best movie of the Tinker Bell franchise.
In The Grey-Guy Ritchie returns three of collaborators in Jake Gyllenhaal, Henry Cavill and Eiza Gonzalez, and it equals a movie that could be one of the top 10 2026 releases.
Sing 2-Like Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway, this movie has the potential to significantly outrank its predecessor.
A Walk To Remember-This movie could be a serious challenger to Racing Stripes as Mandy Moore’s second best Flickuum movie.
All My Life-Jessica Rothe has excellent chemistry with Harry Shum Jr.
Luca-The storyline and graphics of this movie both make it totally deserving of Flickuum lore.
Wish-This movie could be neck-and-neck with the aforementioned Strange World.
Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken-Project jump-starters aren’t normally this high in this guide. That’s how much upside that this movie has.
Elemental-This movie rivals Luca, in terms of graphics.
Noelle-Snowcone The Reindeer totally deserve to be a part of Flickuum lore.
The Last Ride-Out of Nadine Velazquez’s 16 Flickuum movies, this movie will go down as her fifth-best.
Casa Vita-This movie could go down as Lindsey Morgan’s best when The Project is all said and done.
Lisa Frankenstein-Liza Soberano conjures up images of a 1980s version of Kelly Kapowski, which puts this movie over the top.
Bob Marley: One Love-This movie has the rare combination of being both resonating and relaxing.
Underdogs-This movie forms an excellent tandem with Weapons and it has the magical touch of Ariana Grande.
A Complete Unknown-The presence of Monica Barbaro makes this a Top 10 music biopic. However, it won’t be a Top 5 music biopic because A] It won’t supplant any of the enshrined trio in Selena, Straight Outta Compton and All Eyez On Me, B] It grades slightly lower than Bob Marley: One Love on this board and C] Back To Black became an instant sensation, following its assessment.
Hitpig!-The road trip aspect brings a lot of entertaining adventure to this movie, and the gorgeous Anitta gets to be a part of Flickuum lore, albeit in a voice role. Plus, this movie can be a jump-starter just like Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken.
Here-This movie is a Sony Pictures trifecta for Tom Hanks, following Flickuum inductee A Beautiful Day In The Neighborhood and the Top 15 talent, known as A Man Called Otto.
The Friend-The dog is the real star of this movie.
Gladiator II–This movie will rank exactly one spot behind its predecessor.
Silent Night-John Woo creates his own version of John Wick via this effective movie, and it will outrank both of his previous efforts in Face/Off and Broken Arrow.
The Amateur-This movie is perfect for closing an evaluation line-up.
Critical Thinking-Not being brought back for John Wick Chapter 3: Parabellum enabled John Leguizamo to direct this fantastic movie, which also features him as an actor and also featured the late Michael K. Williams.
Aladdin ’19-From a Disney live-action movie standpoint, this movie could have the slimmest losing margin against an animated counterpart.
Cooties-This movie went from a projected failure to a resounding success, thanks to Nasim Pedrad.
Blue Beetle-Xolo Mariduena is the star of this movie, but the real linchpin is Bruna Marquezine.
Wonder-This movie is undoubtedly a top five one for Julia Roberts.
The Equalizer 3-This movie is the best one of the franchise.
Red One-This movie has heart, action, comedy and a whole lot of holiday spirit, and it combines all of those elements well.
Chevalier-This movie is the best performance that Kelvin Harrison Jr. has given in his career thus far, Samara Weaving is a presence every time that she appears in it, Lucy Boynton is also a presence in it and the French monarchy aspect of it looks as if director Stephen Williams drew inspiration from Ridley Scott.
102 Dalmatians-This initially unnecessary title is a pleasant surprise, following the pleasantly surprising live-action adaptation of 101 Dalmatians.
Blink Twice-This movie has vibes that are similar to The Menu. Plus, it features Adria Arjona.
The Iron Claw-This movie could be a serious challenger to Uncut Gems, A Most Violent Year, We Live In Time, Civil War and The Legend Of Ochi as the best A24 movie.
The Smashing Machine-Dwayne Johnson follows in the footsteps of Baywatch cast mate Zac Efron, from the standpoint of partaking in an A24-released sports biopic. And while San Andreas will go down as his best Flickuum movie, this movie is arguably his best acting performance.
Taken-This movie somewhat revitalized Liami Neeson’s career kind of like how John Wick revitalized Keanu Reeves’ career.
A Rainy Day In New York-The brief screen time of Kelly Rohrbach saves this movie.
Hollywood Ending-This movie gives Woody Allen the rare feat to have directed one movie [Café Society] that features Anna Camp and one [this one] that features Tiffani-Amber Thiessen.
Puss In Boots: The Last Wish-With how much energy goes into movies, such as A Simple Favor, this movie is a perfect counter to regaining energy.
The Long Game-This movie will battle against The Greatest Game Ever Played as the best movie about golf in The Project. Plus, it will ensure that Jaina Lee Ortiz will be a part of Flickuum lore.
Earwig And The Witch-This movie could outrank Ponyo as the best Studio Ghibli movie.
The Suicide Squad-Idris Elba carries this movie as Bloodsport.
Togo-The plot and the original music make this movie an excellent one.
Cocaine Bear-This movie does a great job in capturing the essence of the 1980s, it’s entertaining and it’s beautifully shot.
Strays-Both Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey and Babe paved the way for the live-action movies that have talking animals, and this movie is the R-Rated version of those two trailblazers. Plus, it can form a great Flickuum tandem with Blue Beetle.
Dreamland ’06-This movie gives Agnes Bruckner her best immediate shot at being a part of The Flickuum Project.
Big Miracle-This movie could be a good Flickuum opponent for Eight Below.
The After Party-Shelley Hennig gets two cracks at having a substantial role type movie in the Project. This movie is one of those two such movies.
Black Bag-This is Steven Soderbergh’s best movie and the presence of Marisa Abela puts it over the top.
Counterpunch-This movie lived up to its billing, thanks to epic boxing scenes, the dog named Mr. T, an excellent performance from Danny Trejo and the presence of Camila Banus.
Oink (Knor)-This movie can work perfectly in tandem with either Chasing Papi or the one that’s ranked directly above it.
Ash-Eiza Gonzalez nails it as the number one on the call sheet, this movie is nicely shot and it has franchise upside.
Snow White-This movie could bookend perfectly with Wish in an evaluation line-up.
Trinity’s Triumph-This movie could supersede Acts Of Violence as Melissa Bolona’s best in The Project.
Pop Star-Cristian Serratos is a presence throughout and this movie could high-point over Cow Belles in the rankings.
Paint It Red-This movie has several movies that it can work well with in an evaluation line-up, so there’s no shortage of such options.
The Beekeeper-This movie could be a serious challenger to The Italian Job as Jason Statham’s second-best movie, behind only Death Race.
A Working Man-This movie could go down as the third best for Jason Statham.
An Elephant’s Journey-This movie will barely lose against Saving Flora.
Clouds-In terms of Saved By The Bell “detox” movies, this movie is perfect for that role.
Project Hail Mary-This movie could upset Armageddon in the rankings.
Cry Macho-This could be Clint Eastwood’s second-best movie, behind Gran Torino.
Miracle-This movie is one of the most under-rated in the career of Kurt Russell. Plus, it can form a good tandem with Kickin’ It Old Skool.
The Patriot ’00-Mel Gibson carries this movie throughout. Plus, this movie helped its cause via being assessed after the additional detail gathering session of the Saved By The Bell episode “Screech’s Spaghetti Sauce”.
We Were Soldiers-It’s neck-and-neck with The Patriot ’00.
Summer Days, Summer Nights-Lindsey Morgan makes this movie go and this movie is redemption for Zoe Levin, following her controversial role in Palo Alto.
Top Gun: Maverick-This movie could be one of the multiple movies in which a sequel is better than the first installment.
Colette-This movie could be Keira Knightley’s best non-Pirates Of The Caribbean movie.
Official Secrets-This movie avoids being a post-Colette letdown.
The Little Things-This movie both makes up for the fact that Isabel Arraiza appeared in the letdown “American Dreamer”, and gives a perfect excuse to avoid “Notice To Quit”. Plus, it helped that this movie was assessed during the week that The Bounce Back was re-assessed.
Boy Kills World-So many movies have taken inspiration from John Wick one way or another, and this movie is yet one of the latest cut from that cloth. Plus, it boasts the presence of Jessica Rothe.
Dr. Seuss’ How The Grinch Stole Christmas-This can work well in tandem with The Last Ride.
The Truth About Love-This is the last Jennifer Love Hewitt movie for the foreseeable future that will be fully guaranteed for The Project.
Speedway Junky-This is the movie that really revitalized Tiffani-Amber Thiessen’s now stronghold on The Project.
Somewhere In Queens-When it comes to Ray Romano’s live-action movies, this movie is the best of that lot.
Delivering The Goods-This movie can be a good Saturday night evaluation, along with having the presence of Dominik Garcia-Lorido.
A Birder’s Guide To Everything-This movie can work well in a line-up with License To Wed, some kind of Pixar movie and The Cheating Pact.
Sister-Nadine Velazquez has unseated Tiffani-Amber Thiessen as The Flickuum Queen, and will win the battle of better 2014 movie between this one and Northpole.
The Addams Family 2-In the 30 years (1991 through 2021) of Addams Family movies, this one is the second best.
Abstraction-There is no such thing as too much Korrina Rico in The Project.
Little Women ’19-This is Emma Watson’s third successful post-Harry Potter movie, as The Perks Of Being A Wallflower was her first. This movie will outrank that movie.
Tarot-This movie has a vibe that is similar to the 2017 version of Flatliners. Plus, it gives Humberly Gonzalez a little more of a substantial role, compared to her role in Nobody.
Jurassic World: Rebirth-This movie could overtake Jurassic World: Dominion in the rankings.
Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3-The High Evolutionary more than makes up for the dud, known as Kang. Plus, the rescue scene in this movie is totally epic.
A Good Old Fashioned Orgy-This movie is five-strong in the eye candy appeal department with Leslie Bibb, Lake Bell, Michelle Borth, Angela Sarafyan and Lindsay Sloane.
You Got Served-This movie is Jennifer Freeman’s best chance to have a movie of hers in The Project.
Burning Bodhi-Chronologically, this is Cody Horn’s youngest movie of Flickuum quality.
Apple Of My Eye-This is one of the last movies in the career of the late Burt Reynolds.
Emma’s Chance-This movie benefitted from being assessed right after The Sound And The Fury.
In The Summers-This movie was a shoe-in to make The Project anyways, and the presence of Sasha Calle further reinforces that.
Kung Fu Panda 4-The third installment of the franchise worked perfectly with The Big Short, and this installment can work perfectly with the movie that’s listed directly under it.
Dumb Money-This movie is neck-and-neck with The Big Short. Plus, it could form a good evaluation tandem with Kung Fu Panda 4.
Sisu: Road To Revenge-Just like with both Wicked movies, this movie is very neck-and-neck with its predecessor.
Year Of The Carnivore-This movie is one of two Cristin Milioti movies that will be in The Project.
The Brass Teapot-The other Cristin Milioti movie that will be in The Project.
Fantasy Island-This movie can work well in tandem with Paradise Hills.
That Burning Feeling-Unlike Antiquities, this movie gives Ingrid Haas a substantial role.
On Swift Horses-This movie is character-driven by committee, as the top five actors/actresses on the call sheet each take turns carrying it throughout.
Caught Stealing-This movie falls under the category of being better than its trailer.
Air Bud-This movie gets better as it goes on.
Jungle Cruise-This movie can work well with either Encanto or In The Heights, or be an evaluation that comes before a viewing of a Saved By The Bell episode.
Playing With Fire-This movie has a good cast, a heartwarming plotline and a dog, which are all good components.
Live Free Or Die Hard-This movie could be the second best in the franchise, behind Die Hard: With A Vengeance.
The Ice Age Adventures Of Buck Wild-This movie could be the second best Ice Age movie among the 2,201.
Wonka-This movie will rank ahead of Charlie And The Chocolate Factory, and will rank behind Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory.
Ride-This movie marks another Flickuum one for Malik Yoba, who is the driving force behind it. Plus, it’s Idalis DeLeon’s best movie, in terms of both her having eye candy appeal and being her best movie overall.
Annapolis-This movie is solid throughout and has the presence of Jordana Brewster.
A Most Violet Year-Oscar Isaac has a big hurdle to clear in having a movie of his outrank All About The Benjamins. But if any movie of his can do that, then it’s this one.
The Legend Of Ochi-The stock of A Most Violent Year has been rising immensely, following the rumors of Oscar Isaac high-pointing over Ryan Reynolds in the rankings. But if there’s an A24 movie that could outrank that one, it’s this one, due to that cute little Ochi creature.
We Live In Time-This movie is going to be in a six-way battle against Uncut Gems, The Iron Claw, A Most Violent Year, Civil War and The Legend Of Ochi as best A24 movie.
Lilo & Stitch-This movie is neck-and-neck with its 2002 2D-animated counterpart.
The Accountant 2-This movie has the potential to outrank its predecessor.
California King-Victoria Justice is a less evil version of Minka Kelly’s “Searching For Sonny” character in this movie.
Summer Of 69-This is a perfect counterbalance to movies, such as Andre and Marley & Me.
England Is Mine-This movie benefitted from having its assessment occur before the jot down session of the Saved By The Bell episodes “Close Encounters Of The Nerd Kind”, “Screech’s Birthday”, “Slater’s Friend” and “The Prom”.
Christopher Robin-This movie is neck-and-neck with the one that it’s directly ranked ahead of.
Goodbye Christopher Robin-This movie has the potential to outrank The Man Who Invented Christmas.
Spies In Disguise-Some movies that end up being pleasant surprises get labeled as potential Project jump-starters. This movie is one of those movies.
Mr. Roosevelt-This movie is perfect in tandem with the movie that is listed directly above it, due largely to the presence of Daniella Pineda.
Scoob!-This is another one of those movies that is a pleasant surprise turned potential Project jump-starter.
I Met A Girl-This movie gives Lily Sullivan her best immediate shot at being a part of The Project.
Teenage Badass-This movie is Madelyn Deutch’s best immediate shot at being a part of The Project.
Memoir Of A Snail-This movie has heart, its color pallet is similar to any animated movie made by Tim Burton or Henry Selick, and it’s perfect in any spot of an evaluation line-up.
Mary And Max-This movie could be neck-and-neck with the one that’s ranked directly above it since both movies are Adam Elliot directorial efforts.
Superman-This movie could outrank “Superman: Man Of Tomorrow”.
Smurfs-This movie could form a perfect tandem with September 5, as both movies were assessed around the same time.
Heads Of State-Unlike Wolfs, this movie succeeds in its “Tango & Cash” emulation.
Mercy-Annabelle Wallis has kept having Flickuum movies ranking well below expected range. However, this movie could be her highest ranked one in The Project when it’s all said and done.
The Judge-Both Roberts (Downey Jr. and Duvall) feed off each other perfectly.
A Haunting In Venice-This movie is neck-and-neck-and-neck with its two predecessors.
Death On The Nile-This movie is neck-and-neck with its predecessor, Murder On The Orient Express. Plus, it can be neck-and-neck with A Haunting In Venice.
Monkey Man-This movie makes the case of it possibly being the best one in the career of Dev Patel.
Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F-This movie was the first one assessed/re-assessed, following the evaluation of Carmen, thus it can be a good complimentary piece to what will be the first-ranked movie of 2023.
Dog Man-Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie is going to eventually be enshrined and this movie is better than that one.
My Best Friend’s Wife-This movie is the one that will finally allow John Stamos to be a part of Flickuum lore.
Hit Man-Every component of this movie comes together perfectly and Adria Arjona is a smoke show as Madison.
Carry-On-This movie gets better as it goes on, Sofia Carson puts it over the top and it’s not a chronological letdown for Sinqua Walls, following The Blackening.
Nosferatu-This movie is Robert Eggers’ second-best movie, behind The Northman.
Relay-Riz Ahmed carries this movie and gets great support from Lily James.
Love Hurts-Ke Huy Quan epitomizes career-resurgence via him being the star of this movie.
Novocaine-This movie possesses limitless line-up versatility.
Sinners-This movie can work in an evaluation line-up that has M3GAN 2.0.
Non-Stop-This movie did way better in its re-assessment and features Michelle Dockery.
Next Goal Wins-This movie has line-up versatility, such as working well in tandem with Wish and/or being a good complimentary movie to Husband For Hire.
Hunt For The Wilderpeople-This movie is neck-and-neck with the one that’s ranked directly above it. Plus, it helped its cause being re-assessed before the evaluation of Carmen.
Mask-This movie could be a serious challenger in the category of best Flickuum movie featuring Eric Stoltz when The Project is all said and done.
Date And Switch-Saved By The Bell saves this movie via Dustin Ybarra as Josh bringing up both that series and its sequel series, Saved By The Bell: The College Years.
Balance, Not Symmetry-The presence of Tamsin Egerton, and the fact that this movie was assessed on the day of the additional detail gatherings of the Saved By The Bell episodes “The Mamas And The Papas”, “The Babysitters” and “The Election” really helped/helps its stock.
I’m Charlie Walker-Mike Colter’s consistent presence, coupled with some screen time for Monica Barbaro, put this movie in this position.
Fruitvale Station-Michael B. Jordan is Michael Jeffrey Jordan when it comes to acting and this movie proves that. Plus, this movie also features the presence of Ahna O’Reilly.
North Hollywood-The presence of Miranda Cosgrove, and the fact that it was assessed between In The Heights and John Wick: Chapter 4 really helps this movie’s stock.
Joe And Max-Til Schweiger and Leonard Roberts feed off each other perfectly.
Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning-If there is a movie that’s perfect restoring Flickuum order, it’s this one.
Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One-If Part Two is indeed the last installment of the franchise, then this movie will be the second-best installment.
Fountain Of Youth-This movie would have languished in the battle for the Final 95 Flickuum spots, and it has too much going for it to be subjected to such a wait.
Civil War-This movie could be a serious challenger to Elysium as best live-action movie that features Wagner Moura.
True Memoirs Of An International Assassin-This movie is in this position, due to the presence of Zulay Henao.
Baby, Baby, Baby-The boomtown era of May 14, 2021 through May 16, 2021 produced 12 consecutive successful Flickuum movies. This movie is one of those 12.
Country Strong-Garrett Hedlund has excellent chemistry with Leighton Meester in this movie.
Waist Deep-The Game steals the show as the intimidating gang leader “Big Meat”.
Best Sellers-This movie helped its cause being assessed around the time that both Stuber and Showdown In Little Tokyo were assessed.
Joy Ride-This movie carries on the tradition of successful comedies involving a predominantly Asian cast, a tradition that was started by Crazy Rich Asians and was maintained by Go Back To China.
Gifted-Frank getting his pet cat back and the presence of Julie Ann Emery both put this movie in this position.
Love, Wedding, Marriage-Mandy Moore and Kellen Lutz play off each other perfectly.
Along Came A Spider-This movie is neck-and-neck with Kiss The Girls, as both movies are Alex Cross movies that star Morgan Freeman.
Horizon Line-Out of the three foreseeable Allison Williams Flickuum movies, this one is either second or third behind M3GAN.
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice-Jenna Ortega is a welcome and apropos addition to the sequel, which is better than its predecessor. But it remains to be seen if this movie can overtake both of her Scream movies, especially since her and Melissa Barrera formed an excellent tandem in those movies.
Hitch-This movie should have never been booted out of The Project in the first place, especially since it features Eva Mendes.
Act Of Valor-This movie can outrank Warfare and it fills the SEAL Patrol void in The Project.
Is God Is-This movie has aspects that are eternally unforgettable, lives up to expectations and can be another running mate for In The Heights.
Recoil-This movie will outrank The Longest Yard ’05, as both movies are Stone Cold Steve Austin movies. Plus, it also has the gorgeous Serinda Swan.
Hunt To Kill-This Stone Cold Steve Austin movie will also outrank The Longest Yard ’05. Plus, it has Marie Avgeropoulos in at least one more live-action movie evaluation and it can be a good complimentary movie to Husband For Hire.
Guy Ritchie’s The Covenant-The British director more than makes up for the dud, known as Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre.
Kandahar-There are movies that benefit from the “grow-on” effect. This movie is one of them.
Dean-Demetri Martin in the dual role of actor and director puts forth a movie where everything naturally falls into place, thus it could be a spot stealer come evaluation time.
Little Galicia-This movie has a bit of a Ferris Bueller’s Day Off vibe about it and the presence of Adria Arjona puts it over the top.
Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World-Mae Whitman’s scene-stealing performance as Roxy Richter is totally deserving of Flickuum lore. Plus, this movie can work well in an evaluation line-up with either Lisa Frankenstein, Saved By The Bell: Hawaiian Style or anything that has Nadine Velazquez.
Cinderella-This movies fills the void of live-action movie featuring Camila Cabello. Plus, it could be the movie that gets evaluated before In The Heights.
Sergio-This movie is neck-and-neck with Molly’s Game, as both movies can pull off time period jumping perfectly.
Ready Or Not 2: Here I Come-This movie is neck-and-neck with its sequel, to the point that they’ll directly tied together in the rankings when it’s all set and done.
A Night At The Roxbury-This movie ranks below The Ladies Man and ahead of Coneheads, from the standpoint of Saturday Night Live skit movies.
Emily The Criminal-This movie gives Megalyn Echikunwoke an expanded role. Plus, this movie can form a good tandem with Cocaine Bear.
Charlie Countryman-The presence of Aubrey Plaza and the pay-off for the titular character put this movie in this position.
The Lord Of The Rings: The War Of The Rohirrim-This movie could be the perfect The Lord Of The Rings movie to evaluate after a viewing of the Saved By The Bell episode “Isn’t It Romantic?”.
Borg Vs. McEnroe-Shia LaBeouf and Stellan Skarsgard are the name actors of this movie, but it’s Sverrir Gudnason as Bjorn Borg that makes it go.
Hairspray ’07-This movie gives Nikki Blonsky a movie of hers in The Project.
The House Bunny-This movie is Anna Faris’ other live-action Flickuum movie, as What’s Your Number? joined The Project on August 9, 2022.
The Finest Hours-This movie could outrank the movie that is one spot behind in this guide. Plus, it could be perfect as an evaluation after a viewing of the Saved By The Bell episode “Save That Tiger”.
The Guardian-Melissa Sagemiller’s claim to Flickuum lore shouldn’t be solely as Allison in “Get Over It”.
Torque-For the 2,578 movies at least, Ice Cube has four more evaluations. This is one of those four.
Happy Feet-This movie is neck-and-neck with its sequel.
Mary Queen Of Scots-Royalty period piece movies usually have a strong track record of making The Project. This movie is yet another one of them.
The Hottest State-Catalina Sandino Morena’s best immediate chance of having a movie of hers in The Project is this one. Plus, this movie features Alexandra Daddario.
Prey-It comes down to this or The Predator as the best movie of the franchise.
Replicas-This Keanu Reeves movie could outrank the entire Matrix franchise.
I, Frankenstein-Aaron Eckhart carries this movie and gets strong support from Bill Nighy, Yvonne Strahovski, Caitlin Stasey and Kevin Grevioux.
Medieval-The lion that’s in this movie is totally deserving of Flickuum lore.
Desert Warrior-This movie could be neck-and-neck with the one that’s listed directly above it.
Jockey-The story of how Sunshine The Horse got his name puts this movie in this position.
The Emperor’s Club-Kevin Kline powers this solid movie throughout. It’s just a matter of what kind of line-up that it can work best in.
In & Out-This movie is Shalom Harlow’s best shot at having a fully guaranteed Flickuum movie.
61*-Thomas Jane can always be relied on to put forth a good performance, which he does as Mickey Mantle, and Barry Pepper is equally impressive with his portrayal of Roger Maris.
Furry Vengeance-Brendan Fraser, Brooke Shields and forest animals is a winning combination for this movie.
Like Sunday, Like Rain-The friendship between Eleanor and Reggie makes this movie go.
Victor Frankenstein-This has Saturday afternoon evaluation vibes about it, as well as the presence of Jessica Brown Findlay.
Glory Road-This movie put Josh Lucas on The Flickuum map. Now it’s time to let it back into The Project.
At Middleton-This movie presents the treat of having both Farmiga sisters, Vera and Taissa, appearing together.
Whiplash-This movie gives Melissa Benoist a substantial movie role, something that she doesn’t have in neither Patriots Day nor The Longest Ride.
Rookie Of The Year-A 12-year-old kid pitching for the Chicago Cubs resonates with all baseball-loving males, no matter how old they are. Especially fans of the team that won the 2016 World Series.
The Water Horse: Legend Of The Deep-The movie ends with a cliffhanger style ending just like Godzilla ’98 did. But unlike that movie, this one is majestic and has nowhere but Flickuum vibes about it.
Office Christmas Party-The presence of Olivia Munn has caused the stock of this movie to rise.
The November Man-Of post-James Bond government agent movies featuring Pierce Brosnan, this movie is 100% better than Survivor. Plus, the presence of Olga Kurylenko helps.
Pretty Bird-This movie is Anna Camp’s second ever movie, following And Then Came Love. And without her, this movie wouldn’t be in this position.
Gigi & Nate-The presence of Mishel Prada and the support animal center both put this movie in this position.
Steam-And speaking of Kate Siegel, the success of this movie is an added bonus for her.
Irresistible-This movie can be the perfect evaluation to follow You Get Me, even with that movie being enshrined now.
The Personal History Of David Copperfield-This movie is perfect as a nighttime or wee hours evaluation.
Repo! The Genetic Opera-Believe it or not, Paris Hilton is a good actress in this movie, thus one of the reasons why its stock went up.
The Witches ’20-This movie got better as it went on. Plus, it can work well with something that either has Tiffani-Amber Thiessen or Anna Camp.
The New Mutants-Given the mixed results that Anya Taylor-Joy has put forth, this movie was expected to fail. However, it totally exceeded expectations.
The Darkest Minds-This movie is neck-and-neck with The New Mutants.
Dangerous Liaisons-Uma Thurman brings major eye candy appeal to this movie and she has great chemistry with Keanu Reeves.
The Last Marshal-Back in 2003, this movie was considered a potential Top 10 movie. My, how things have changed.
Mrs. Harris Goes To Paris-This is a movie that gets better as it goes on, it gives Alba Baptista her best immediate shot at being a part of The Flickuum Project, and it can be a good complimentary movie to either In The Heights or Carmen.
Almost Famous-The top three running mates (The Hurricane Heist, The Girl On The Train, Black Panther) for this movie have all been evaluated, therefore it will need a different running mate. Possibly The Super Mario Bros. Movie.
The Day After Tomorrow-This movie did better in its re-assessment, can work well in tandem with A Haunting At the Park Hotel and could upset Independence Day.
Leave No Trace-This movie could outrank some of Ben Foster’s other Flickuum movies, such as Hostiles, 3:10 To Yuma, The Punisher and Medieval.
Persepolis-2-D animated movies are a lost art, which makes this movie a rare gem.
Transformers One-This movie could down as the best Transformers movie when The Project is all said and done.
Judas And The Black Messiah-This movie fills the Panther ’95 void in The Project.
Beetlejuice-Just like Black Sheep, this movie can be an unlikely jump-starter for The Project.
The Shape Of Water-This movie could be evaluated one to three days after a DVD viewing of the Saved By The Bell episode “The Prom”.
The Endless-This movie gives Callie Hernandez a movie for The Project. Plus, it can work well with Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse.
A Bridge Too Far-This movie has/had veteran star power with Robert Redford, Gene Hackman, Michael Caine and the late Sean Connery.
The Instigators-In terms of Boston crime capers, this movie fills the “What Doesn’t Kill You” role. Plus, it has line-up versatility.
Good Will Hunting-Matt Damon and Ben Affleck collaborated movies have been a mixed bag thus far. But this one, along with both The Last Duel and Air, will join Field Of Dreams as their four total Flickuum movies together.
Terrordactyl-This movie gives Bianca Haase a movie of hers in The Project, provides an extra bonus with the presence of Candice Nunes and boosted its stock via being assessed before the extra detail gathering sessions of the Saved By The Bell episodes “The Zack Tapes” and “Save That Tiger”.
Skyline-Eric Balfour has swag and this movie perfectly sets up its two sequels.
Crawl-In terms of surviving both natural disaster and murderous animals, this movie is the best in such a category.
Road To Perdition-In addition to being a powerful movie, this movie is the other one that will increase Daniel Craig’s amount of enshrined Flickuum movies from four to six.
A Haunting At The Park Hotel-Tina Casciani gets a substantial role, thanks to this movie. Plus, it gives Kristina Anapau a chance to be in The Project with her SEAL Patrol castmate.
Stuber-Dave Bautista and Kumail Nanjiani work perfectly well together, Betty Gilpin as Becca makes a laugh out loud joke about Simon Birch and Natalie Morales is in this movie.
Always Be My Maybe-Randall Park and Ali Wong’s chemistry makes this movie go.
Valentine’s Day-This movie is seamless with all of its intertwining.
Screaming Dead-This movie is the one that gets Heidi Kristoffer into The Project. Plus, it helps that it got assessed during the same week as the DVD viewing of the Saved By The Bell episode “Dancing To The Max”.
Uncle Sam-When it comes to Anne Tremko movies that can be obtained via hard copy, this one is the best of that lot.
Brother Bear-This under-rated Disney gem has nothing but The Flickuum written all over it.
Brother Bear 2-Mandy Moore voicing Nita put this movie in this position.
Hey Arnold!: The Movie-This movie is neck-and-neck with its sequel.
Jump Tomorrow-This movie gives Tunde Adebimpe one Flickuum movie. Plus, the chemistry that he has with Natalia Verbeke is totally deserving of Flickuum lore.
War-This movie will outrank Street Kings, the latter of which is an enshrined Flickuum movie. Plus, this movie features the likely Flickuum Queen in Nadine Velazquez.
The A-Team-This movie is an unlikely jump-starter for The Project.
A Comedy Of Horrors-This movie gives Addie Weyrich her best immediate shot at being a part of The Flickuum Project.
Dark Matter-This is the movie that enabled Taylor Schilling to get her five other Flickuum movies, as this one was her debut.
Anyone But You-This movie is just way too charming to not be a part of The Project.
Yes Day-This movie does an excellent job of not abandoning conflict or else it would be the most boring movie, ever.
Sketch-This movie could be a major challenger to Harold And The Purple Crayon. Plus, it could be the perfect movie to be evaluated before Transformers: Revenge Of The Fallen, as it was assessed before the evaluation of the first Shia LaBeouf-Megan Fox collaboration.
Another Simple Favor-This movie went from very anticipated to almost torpedoed to pleasant surprise in a span of nearly two and half years. But it won’t beat the various Nadine Velazquez movies, Melissa Barrera movies, Eiza Gonzalez movies and Megan Fox movies that its predecessor ranks ahead of.
Splitsville-Dakota Johnson’s knack for not having completely punched-up performances is perfectly off-set by the vibrancy of Adria Arjona.
The Threesome-This is a 2020s version of Knocked Up.
Regretting You-This move surpassed expectations, and is the better of the two movies that have been adapted from Colleen Hoover books.
It Ends With Us-This movie is cut from the same cloth as Midnight Sun, The Lucky One, The Choice, Safe Haven, The Last Song and Endless Love. And just like all those movies, this movie will be a part of Flickuum lore.
Say Anything-This movie getting a homage in Easy A is what put the former of the two on The Flickuum map. Plus, it was dominant in its assessment and it can be perfect in an evaluation line-up with a Nadine Velazquez movie.
Here Awhile-If no more Anna Camp movies make The Project, then chronologically it will be the second-to-last of hers to make it.
Those Who Wish Me Dead-Angelina Jolie, Nicholas Hoult, Jon Bernthal, Tyler Perry and Tory Kittles are the big names of this impressive movie.
Innocent-This movie ties up the loose end of Barbara Sabich and is boosted by the presence of Mariana Klaveno.
The Voyeurs-This movie has an element of John Wick in it, and it could be neck-and-neck with Anyone But You.
Sacudete Las Penas-The presence of Melissa Barrera via this movie is going to inject new life into The Project.
GOAT-This movie is neck-and-neck with the one that’s ranked below it.
Sneaks-This movie is a callback to The Brave Little Toaster. Plus, it’s totally awesome that Chris Paul has a voice cameo role.
The King Of Kings-The scenes with The Dickens Family and Oscar Isaac voicing Jesus Christ make this movie totally deserving of Flickuum lore.
The Imaginarium Of Doctor Parnassus-All 14 of Christopher Plummer’s Flickuum movies are spread across Tiers 1, 2 and 3, thus they are all fully guaranteed. This one will be number 15.
FernGully: The Last Rainforest-This movie has line-up versatility, as it can work well in an evaluation line-up that has both Cow Belles and Charlie St. Cloud, or it can be a good complimentary movie to Commencement.
Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie-This movie wouldn’t be in this position without Dog Man.
Towelhead-This movie gives Summer Bishil a Flickuum movie. Plus, it helped its cause via being assessed after the additional detail gathering session of the Saved By The Bell episode “Student/Teacher Week”.
The Invisible-The combination of Margarita Levieva and Tania Saulnier is a winning one.
He’s Just Not That Into You-This movie could be neck-and-neck with I Feel Pretty, as both this movie and that movie are Busy Philipps movies.
Formula 51-How To Be Single was the prior Draft’s “glue movie”. This movie is this Draft’s such movie.
Molly’s Game-The fact that this movie got re-assessed before the jot down session of the Saved By The Bell episode “Dancing To The Max” really helped its stock.
Flatliners ’90-This movie features the strong five-person group of Kiefer Sutherland, Kevin Bacon, Julia Roberts, William Baldwin and Oliver Platt. And it’s a group that can lead this movie to some upset victories in The Project.
Bold Native-In terms of where Dianna Agron movies all stack up against each other in the rankings, this one will only outrank Bare and Hollow In The Land.
Zero Dark Thirty-It’s neck-and-neck with The Hurt Locker.
The Hurt Locker-It’s neck-and-neck with Zero Dark Thirty.
Warfare-This movie is on the level of the one that’s listed directly above it.
Woman Walks Ahead-This movie could outrank Hostiles in The Flickuum rankings.
Tron: Ares-This movie is a perfect watch to watch a rainy Saturday afternoon.
Broken Diamonds-This movie could be yet another one that could be evaluated before a viewing of the Saved By The Bell episode “Dancing To The Max”.
Arthur-The thought of the atrocious Damsels In Distress easily disappears with this movie.
The Secret Life Of Bees-This movie has nothing but Flickuum quality about it.
Billy Madison-This movie can work well in tandem with The Suicide Squad.
Manipulated-This movie wouldn’t be here without the brief appearance of Lajon Witherspoon.
Barbie-This movie can work well in a line-up that has White Men Can’t Jump ’23, Atlantis: The Lost Empire and Always Be My Maybe.
Crimes Of Fashion-The battle of wills between Kaley Cuoco and Megan Fox totally deserves to be a part of Flickuum lore.
6 Month Rule-The pay-off for the plotline of the male lead character and female lead character is somewhat comparable to one that’s in Up In The Air.
The Killer’s Game-This movie can work as a jump-starter for The Project or in an evaluation line-up that has Bad Boys: Ride Or Die.
Wuthering Heights-This movie captures the period piece aesthetics perfectly, the trailer of the Charli XCX song “Everything Is Romantic” sets the tone even before the movie is watched/seen, and the tandem of Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi carry it throughout.
Jennifer’s Body-Megan Fox’s resurgence is why this movie is in this position.
Open Road-The presence of Camilla Belle gives this movie Project versatility.
Prisoners-This movie is Denis Villeneuve’s best directorial effort and it has line-up versatility.
Devotion-If Amsterdam can be in The Project, then this movie should be as well. Plus, Serinda Swan gets post-Redemption Day redemption via her portrayal as the late Elizabeth Taylor.
Little Giants-This movie has Project versatility, as 1) It can work well with anything Saved By The Bell related, 2) It can work well with anything that features Diane Guerrero and 3) It could be the movie to lead off a next increment 100 of evaluations right after The Bounce Back closes one out.
Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope-This movie is just way too classic to not be a part of Flickuum lore.
Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace-This movie gets better as it goes on and it can be a Project jump-starter.
Star Wars: Episode II – Attack Of The Clones-This movie has visuals that are completely deserving of Flickuum lore and it’s one of many running mates for Empire.
Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge Of The Sith-This movie perfectly sets up the events for Episode IV.
Booksmart-This movie helped its cause by being assessed during the same week as 1 Night.
Talladega Nights: The Ballad Of Ricky Bobby-If Semi-Pro can be in The Project, then this movie should be as well.
The Campaign-This movie is neck-and-neck with the movie that is ranked one spot ahead. Plus, it has the potential to work perfectly in an evaluation line-up with The Bounce Back.
Lords Of Dogtown-This movie could outrank Thirteen in The Flickuum page rankings, as both movies are Nikki Reed movies.
Paycheck-This movie can work well in an evaluation line-up that has The Life Before Her Eyes.
Lima: Breaking The Silence-This is Julie St. Claire’s best chance to have a movie of hers in The Project.
The Mambo Kings-So many movies hit that sweet spot of being assessed not too long before a viewing of the Saved By The Bell episode “The Prom”. This is movie is another such movie.
The Golden Child-The magic of turning a Pepsi can into a dancing figurine is cool and this movie can pair up perfectly with a Flickuum movie of Top 100 quality.
Valiant-This movie passed its re-assessment. It’s just a question of what movie(s) that it can work well with in an evaluation line-up.
Romper Stomper-This movie can form a good evaluation tandem with Dreamer.
Benji-If there were a category for “The Little Engine That Could” type movie, then this one would fall into that category.
Evolution-This movie gives Katharine Towne at least one Flickuum movie. Plus, the alien creatures are way too cool to not be a part of Flickuum lore.
Murder By Numbers-Sandra Bullock got bad timing, with The Net being re-assessed six days after Saved By The Bell: Wedding In Las Vegas and Two If By Sea being assessed five days after In The Heights. This movie makes up for both of those letdowns, but it’s going to have be evaluated before something that has either Nadine Velazquez or Melissa Barrera, in order to have a successful evaluation.
Daylight-Cooper The Dog deserves to be a part of Flickuum lore.
Lock Up-This is Sylvester Stallone’s second best 1989 movie, behind Tango & Cash.
Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret.-This pleasant surprise offers line-up versatility.
Firebrand-This movie is perfect for any evaluation line-up that has either Nadine Velazquez or Melissa Barrera.
Blackwater Lane-Minka Kelly’s fully guaranteed Flickuum movie total isn’t quite done yet.
The Watchers-This movie forms a perfect tandem with Firebrand, is perfect for any evaluation line-up that has either Nadine Velazquez or Melissa Barrera, and it gives Georgia Campbell a substantial movie role.
Cruella-The origin story formula works perfectly for this movie.
Robot Dreams-This movie works perfectly without any speaking parts and has line-up versatility.
Forbidden Planet-In terms of outer space movies released in 1956, this one will outrank Earth Vs. The Flying Saucers.
The Breakfast Club-This movie helped its cause via being assessed before a “for fun” viewing of the Saved By The Bell episode “King Of The Hill”.
Haunted Mansion-Just like The Angry Birds Movie 2, this movie has a lot going for it. However, it’s another patsy via the presence of the aforementioned Tiffany Haddish.
Extraction II-This movie perfectly builds off of its Project jump-starting predecessor.
Extraction-This movie is yet another jump-starter for The Project.
Beast-Idris Elba leads this 21st century version of The Ghost And The Darkness.
Violent Night-This is the result that you get when one mixes Die Hard with both Home Alone and John Wick.
The Immigrant-In terms of pre-age 40 movies for Dagmara Dominczyk, this one is the best of those movies.
The General’s Daughter-This movie signals one of James Cromwell’s drastic departures from his most famous role, which is Farmer Arthur Hoggett. Now it’s just a matter of which movie(s) that it can work well with.
Black Samson-Out of all the movies that fall under the category of “1970s blaxploitation movies”, this one is the best of that lot.
The Enforcer-The late Albert Popwell stole the show as Big Ed Mustapha.
Sudden Impact-Meathead The Dog totally deserves to be a part of Flickuum lore.
Firewalker-This movie could be perfect to evaluate after Greener Grass.
The Charnel House-The better of the two Nadine Velazquez 2016 horror movies.
Ride Along 2-This movie, thanks to both Nadine Velazquez and Olivia Munn, saves its predecessor. Plus, this movie kicks off the banner year of 2016 for the former of the two actresses.
Bed Rest-This movie is neck-and-neck with the one that it’s ranked directly ahead of, as this movie stars Melissa Barrera.
All The World Is Sleeping-Melissa Barrera follows up her breakout movie (In The Heights) with this one, and it amazingly doesn’t suffer from the “tough act to follow” syndrome.
El Hotel-Out of the 11 Melissa Barrera Flickuum movies, this is the one that gives the least amount of screen time. However, she makes the most of it.
Thicker Than Water-This movie can be neck-and-neck with Two Times You. Plus, it ensures that Isabel Arraiza will finally be a part of Flickuum lore.
My Dead Friend Zoe-This movie is similar to Mending The Line, from the standpoint of it having the aspect of survivors guilt. Plus, Natalie Morales is a presence in every scene that she’s in.
Heart Eyes-This movie is just a notch below Mason Gooding’s two enshrined Flickuum movies, which are the fifth and sixth installments of Scream.
Borderlands-This movie is just bonkers fun.
Within-This movie can work well in an evaluation line-up with Prisoners.
Life As We Know It-This movie has line-up versatility just like The Ugly Truth, as both this movie and that movie are Katherine Heigl movies.
Nearing Grace-Coming of age movies rarely make The Project, due to most of them proving to be obnoxious. But luckily, this movie overcomes that stigma, due to both its cohesion and the presence of Jordana Brewster.
Déjà Vu-Paula Patton proves that this movie isn’t a post-Idlewild letdown. Plus, this movie is the better of Denzel Washington’s two 2006 movies.
Spirit: Stallion Of The Cimarron-There wouldn’t be any Big Hero 6 without this movie.
This Is Where I Leave You-There are somewhat limited options for Rose Byrne evaluation-pending movies to utilize in line-ups with both a Nadine Velazquez movie and Melissa Barrera movie. This movie remedies that issue.
Jimi: All Is By My Side-The Mt. Rushmore of music rebellion is 2Pac, Bob Marley, James Brown and Jimi Hendrix, thus this movie has to be in The Project.
A Quiet Place: Part II-The decision to assess A Quiet Place: Day One puts this movie in this position.
A Quiet Place-See one spot above.
A Quiet Place: Day One-This movie sets the stage perfectly for the movie that’s listed directly above it. Plus, it can be a good complmentary movie to Carmen.
Twisters-A24 is well represented here with Katy M. O’Brien (Love Lies Bleeding), Sasha Lane (American Honey) and Maura Tierney (The Iron Claw). Furthermore, this movie gives Tunde Adebimpe his second Flickuum movie, along with having cast mates of Melissa Barrera (Anthony Ramos via In The Heights) and Nadine Velazquez (Glen Powell via Ride Along 2). But the one who really leads it is Daisy Edgar-Jones via her portrayal of the main character, Kate Carter.
Summer Night-This movie benefitted greatly from being assessed after the assessments of Firebrand and The Watchers. Plus, it also benefitted greatly from being assessed before that six-headed evaluation monster of Minions: The Rise Of Gru, Trolls Band Together, Husband For Hire, The Education Of Little Tree, Scream VI and Shang-Chi And The Legend Of The Ten Rings.
Justice League Vs. The Fatal Five-Eight 2D-animated DC Comics movies have already punched their tickets into The Project. This one is number nine, thanks to Diane Guerrero.
Dog Gone Trouble-This movie can lead an evaluation line-up.
Kingdom Of The Planet Of The Apes-This movie will overtake War For The Planet Of The Apes as the second best of the 13-year franchise.
The Day The Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie-Despite no Bugs Bunny, this movie is the best one involving The Looney Tunes.
Batman Vs. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles-This movie is perfect as either a Saturday morning or Saturday afternoon evaluation.
F1-This movie is neck-and-neck with the movie that’s ranked directly under it. Plus, Brad Pitt and Damson Idris feed off each other perfectly.
Gran Turismo-This movie did way better in its re-assessment, thus the reason it’s in this position.
The Sea Beast-This movie has the experience of being assessed/re-assessed right before evaluation resumption time, thus making it a natural choice to lead an evaluation line-up.
Big Time Adolescence-This movie can work well in tandem with Bob Marley: One Love, or it can be in the frontend of an evaluation doubleheader with Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret.
Across The Rails-Otmara Marrero gets post-Miss Arizona redemption via this movie.
Parthenope-Celeste Dalla Porta is a presence throughout, thus making this movie absolutely deserving of Flickuum lore.
Champions-Woody Harrelson finds himself in a basketball movie for the third time in 31 years, and he’s a perfect 3-for-3 from the floor when it comes to that.
Do Revenge-This movie ensures Camila Mendes’ spot in Flickuum lore.
Upgraded-This movie doubles down for Camila Mendes.
A Perfect Pairing-This movie is perfect in tandem with Upgraded.
Raiders Of The Lost Ark-It’s between this movie and the movie directly under it as the best one of the 1980s Indiana Jones trilogy.
Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade– It’s between this movie and the movie directly above it as the best one of the 1980s Indiana Jones trilogy.
Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom-The two movies above this one don’t get into The Project without it.
A Star Is Born-Being in American Sniper seemed to rub off on Bradley Cooper, as this movie gives off the vibe of a Clint Eastwood-directed movie.
The Miracle Season-This movie can work in a line-up that has Déjà Vu, I Care A Lot and Bed Rest.
Kill-This movie could be a serious challenger to Monkey Man in the rankings.
Force Of Nature-This movie is perfect before a viewing of Lethal Weapon 4.
Donnybrook-This movie can work well in an evaluation line-up that has Spirit: Untamed, The Fallout and An Evening With Beverly Luff Lin. Plus, all the fighting provides a major rush of adrenaline.
I Care A Lot-This movie can beat Hollow In The Land in the rankings, due in large part to Eiza Gonzalez being among the cast.
Mr. St. Nick-This movie gives Ana Ortiz a live-action movie in The Project. Plus, it can be a good complimentary movie to Empire or anything that has Nadine Velazquez.
Coach Carter-The mere presence of Samuel L. Jackson puts this movie over the top.
La Bamba-Lou Diamond Phillips is the lead actor here, but Esai Morales steals the show as Bob Morales. Both performances are great, thus they both deserve to be a part of Flickuum lore. Plus, this movie can work well in an evaluation line-up with either the second, third or fourth Dirty Harry movie.
Uncharted-Mr. Whiskers The Cat deserves to be a part of Flickuum lore. Plus, this movie did better in its re-assessment.
The Photograph-This movie is Chante Adams’ best chance at being a part of The Project.
All’s Faire In Love-This movie has just way too much whimsical charm to be denied from being a part of The Flickuum Project. Plus, it also features Nadine Velazquez.
Top Gun-This movie is in this position, due to its sequel.
Killers Of The Flower Moon-This movie is better than The Irishman, the latter of which is an enshrined Flickuum movie.
Westside Story-The constant controversy surrounding Rachel Zegler plummets the stock of this movie, but it can be a good complimentary movie to either the likes of In The Heights or Kickin’ It Old Skool.
The Electrical Life Of Louis Wain-This movie is neck-and-neck with At Eternity’s Gate, it has the potential to work in an evaluation line-up that has The Beekeeper and the cat art aspect is completely deserving of Flickuum lore.
Fall-If Cliffhanger can be a part of The Project, then this movie should be as well.
Lousy Carter-This movie has a nice aesthetic about it, it can be a good leader for an evaluation line-up and it features the trio of Olivia Thirlby, Jocelyn DeBoer and Trieste Kelly Dunn.
The Fallout-Jenna Ortega has a prominent role in Saving Flora, and worked perfectly with Melissa Barrera in the two 2020s “Scream” movies. However, this movie allows her to have top-billing and she delivers with her breakout performance as Vada Cavell.
Penguins Of Madagascar-The group of penguins that stole the show in the entire Madagascar trilogy get their own movie, and it’s totally deserving of Flickuum lore.
Love Spreads-Eiza Gonzalez being peppier than usual is a welcome surprise for this movie.
Gemini Man-This movie has the potential to lead an evaluation line-up.
Killer High-This movie wouldn’t be in this position without Humberly Gonzalez.
Nobody 2-This movie will outrank its predecessor, and it can work in an evaluation line-up with both Weapons and Underdogs.
Captain America: Brave New World-This movie is a perfect jump-starter for The Project, and it can form a perfect tandem with Paddington In Peru.
Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw-Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham form an excellent tandem, the final between their characters and Idris Elba as Brixton is awesome, and this features Eiza Gonzalez.
Eternals-The trio of Gemma Chan, Angelina Jolie and Salma Hayek can steal some wins for this movie.
All The President’s Men-Out of all the movies set during the Watergate era, this one is the best of that lot.
Frost/Nixon-Out of all the movies where portrayals of Richard Nixon are major roles, this movie is best one of that lot.
Fast Times At Ridgemont High-This movie will outrank Valley Girl ’83 and could possibly be a serious challenger to Gangster Squad in the rankings.
North Shore-Nia Peeples lost two Flickuum movies in Half Past Dead and Blues Brothers 2000, but this one more than makes up for those losses.
Theater Camp-This movie provides a really chill vibe, which could lead to it pulling off a few upsets in the rankings.
The Invitation-Screen Gems is a movie factory in producing PG-13 with themes of terror via The Roommate, the 2017 remake of Flatliners and Tarot. This movie is cut from that same cloth.
S#!%house-The dynamic between Cooper Raiff and Dylan Gelula is totally deserving of Flickuum lore.
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever-This movie did way better in its re-assessment. Plus, it’s excellent in honoring the memory of the late Chadwick Boseman.
Ride Along-The sequel is better, thanks to both Olivia Munn and Nadine Velazquez. But that movie can’t be in The Flickuum Project without this one.
The Fast And The Furious: Tokyo Drift-Aside from allowing both Biker Boyz and The Last Ride to break even against its franchise in The Flickuum rankings, this movie is surprisingly good and could steal a few spots come evaluation time.
Nobody-The stock of this movie rose, due to both being compared to John Wick and the fact that it was re-assessed one day after Carmen was assessed.
Normal-This movie was tailor-made for Bob Odenkirk and he delivers.
Changeling-Clint Eastwood captures the vibe of 1928 Los Angeles perfectly, thus making this an under-rated movie for all of those involved.
The Frighteners-The presence of Trini Alvarado single-handedly keeps this movie in this position.
Dead Calm-Despite the accidental death of the dog, this movie can work well in tandem with Taken 3 or be a perfect evaluation after the Saved By The Bell episode “The Last Dance”.
School For Scoundrels-Billy Bob Thorton and Jon Heder play off each other perfectly, and Jacinda Barrett overcomes the radioactive stigma that she got being in the 2006 disaster, known as The Last Kiss.
Out Of Africa-This movie might be the perfect one to evaluate after a viewing of the Saved By The Bell episode “Graduation”.
Wonder Woman: Bloodlines-This movie made a lot more sense during its re-assessment. Plus, it will give Marie Avgeropoulos her fourth Flickuum move.
Bandidas-Despite the fact that this movie is PG-13, it has a Desperado vibe about it, due to the presence of Salma Hayek. Plus, her and Penelope Cruz are a knockout tandem together.
Dance Baby Dance-Beverley Mitchell finally breaks through via this movie.
Brahmin Bulls-This movie was Monica Raymund’s last real chance of being a part of Flickuum lore, thus movie stepped up in a have to have it situation.
Rza’s One Spoon Of Chocolate-This movie is a mixture of the John Wick franchise, Get Out, Walking Tall and French Connection II, and all of those movies are enshrined or will be enshrined.
Georgia Rule-Lindsay Lohan progressively becomes a likable character, Felicity Huffman breaks free from her Desperate Housewives typecasting, Garrett Hedlund shows why he’s a constant presence, Dermot Mulroney is a voice of reason for this movie and every scene involving an animal is totally deserving of Flickuum lore.
Drive-Away Dolls-The presence of Annie Gonzalez is the reason why this movie is in this position.
Justice League: War-The way Shemar Moore emotes in his voice role is what puts this movie over the top.
Justice League: Throne Of Atlantis-This movie is neck-and-neck with the movie that’s one spot ahead.
Justice League Vs. Teen Titans-Just like the two movies that are listed above it, this one turns to gold, thanks to Shemar Moore. Plus, Starfire is a welcome addition to the DC Comics 2D-animated movie universe.
Reign Of The Superman-Just like the four movies that are listed above it, this one turns to gold, thanks to Shemar Moore.
Justice League Dark: Apokolips War-This movie marks the fifth and final time that Shemar Moore lends his voice to DC Comics 2D-animated movies. And just like his other five such appearances, his mere presence makes this one a complete success.
The Bad Guys 2-This movie provides great upside for its predecessor.
The Bad Guys-The reputation of Awkwafina having an almost perfect track record in amassing Flickuum movies proceeds this movie, thus why it’s in this position. Plus, it can work well in an evaluation line-up that has The Beekeeper.
American Heist-The presence of Jordana Brewster and it giving off vibes that are similar to The Town put this movie in this position.
Snack Shack-This movie is neck-and-neck with the now enshrined Bottoms. Plus, it features a dynamic young actress in Mika Abdalla.
Paws Of Fury: The Legend Of Hank-This movie can’t be in The Project without The Bad Guys and vice versa.
French Connection II-This movie ties a perfect bow for its predecessor.
In The Heat Of The Night-The late Sidney Poitier finally gets a movie of his on the verge of Flickuum lore.
MFKZ-R-Rated 2-D animation movies are rare, thus making this one a unique gem. Plus, its “fend off the bad guys” aspect is similar to Transformers: The Last Knight, Red Dawn ’12 and Legend.
The Biscuit Eater-This movie can work in tandem with something like Abstraction or The Ministry Of Ungentlemanly Warfare. Plus, it allows Godfrey Cambridge to be a part of Flickuum lore, albeit posthumously.
Girlfight-This movie has drawn serious consideration as one that can come after a viewing of Carmen.
The Wolf And The Lion-The wolf cub and lion cub both being raised as brothers and growing up as brothers is completely deserving of Flickuum lore.
Freaks Of Nature-This movie is cut from the same cloth as Tucker & Dale Vs. Evil and Scouts Guide To The Zombie Apocalypse. Plus, Vanessa Hudgens is a smoke show in this movie.
1992-Despite this movie being projected to undrafted, it could be a spot-stealer at The Flickuum level.
Godzilla Minus One-This movie might not outrank any of the Godzilla movies related to Kong: Skull Island, but it has put itself as a perfect leader for an evaluation line-up.
The Bikeriders-This movie captures the 1960s and 1970s perfectly. Plus, it can be yet another jump-starter for The Project.
Broken Hill-The locales and the presence of Alexa PenaVega both put this movie in this position.
Darby And The Dead-This movie has Friday evaluation potential, Auli’i Cravalho in a live-action role and a strong supporting performance from Derek Luke.
Spare Parts-This movie is a post-From Prada To Nada success for Alexa PenaVega. Plus, it has a lot of line-up mates to choose from in The Mask Of Zorro, In The Time Of The Butterflies, Twisters, Two Times You and Chasing Papi.
The Chumscrubber-This movie is saved by the chemistry between an actor and an actress with the same last name, with the actor being Jamie Bell and the actress being Camilla Belle.
My Summer Of Love-The presence of Emily Blunt puts this movie in this position.
Emoticon 😉-Diane Guerrero is a presence throughout this movie. Plus, it will ensure Livia De Paolis of being a part of Flickuum lore.
Deadly Match-Alyssa Lynch already has a fully guaranteed Flickuum movie via Before I Fall, but this one makes her much easier to spot.
Lottery Ticket-This movie fills the Teairra Mari void in The Project, as Mac & Devin Go To High School was permanently banned.
The Holdovers-This movie could be neck-and-neck with Sideways, as both movies are Paul Giamatti-Alexander Payne collaborations.
A Christmas Story Christmas-Erinn Hayes is totally deserving of being a part of Flickuum lore, and this movie puts her there.
Hits-This movie somewhat fills the Sharon 1.2.3. void, as both movies are Erinn Hayes movies. Plus, it can be a good complimentary movie to either Desperado, Husband For Hire or The Bounce Back.
Hercules ’97-Other than The Adventures Of Ichabod And Mr. Toad, Disney put forth an impressive line of 2D-animated movies. This movie is just another branch of that excellent tree.
Boundaries-This movie is neck-and-neck with Beginners.
At Eternity’s Gate-This movie can be a good complimentary movie to Husband For Hire.
King Solomon’s Mines ’50-This movie is neck-and-neck with The African Queen.
Good Luck Chuck-This movie can either tandem up with Frost/Nixon or work well in a line-up that has that movie, Timeline, Casa de mi Padre, Role Models, Paycheck, The Life Before Her Eyes, Man On A Ledge, Slice and The Suburbans.
Asking For It-This movie gives Demetrius Shipp Jr. a second movie in The Project.
The Alto Knights-This movie is a return to Goodfellas form for Robert De Niro.
Material Girls-Things came in threes, as movies (this one, Cow Belles, From Prada To Nada) about sisters being on the verge of destitute seem to have a certain southern California charm about them.
Vicious Circle-This movie is a 21st century version of River’s Edge.
Beyond White Space-People such as Jocko Sims, Kodi Kitchen and Tiffany Brouwer get the guarantee of being a part of Flickuum lore via this movie. Plus, this movie can work well in an evaluation line-up that has The Iron Claw.
The Disaster Artist-This movie can be neck-and-neck with Ed Wood, and it gives Dree Hemingway a movie in The Project.
Team America: World Police-This movie can work well in tandem with The Blackening.
Ernest Goes To Jail-This movie was made relevant, thanks to the Saved By The Bell episode “From Nurse To Worse”. Plus, it thrived via being re-assessed after the jot down session of the Saved By The Bell episode “Check Your Mate”.
Sweaty Betty-The semi-documentary style in which this movie was filmed makes it one of a kind.
Mo’ Money-This movie has proven that it and Money Train can feed off one another perfectly.
The Babysitter: Killer Queen-This movie saves its predecessor, due in large part to Jenna Ortega.
The Babysitter-This movie sets the stage for the one that’s ranked directly above it.
Shortcomings-This movie could work well in tandem with A Most Violent Year.
Good Boys-This movie is the only for the likes of Keith L. Williams and Mariessa Portelance to be a part of Flickuum lore.
Spy-Having Melissa McCarthy and Rose Byrne appear together in multiple scenes of this movie gives it that familiar Paul Feig vibe, as he directed both of them in Bridesmaids. Plus, it can work with anything that has either Nadine Velazquez, Melissa Barrera, Anna Camp, Anna Kendrick, Eiza Gonzalez, Minka Kelly, Alexandra Daddario or Jessica Brown Findlay.
Frida-Just like another Salma Hayek movie in Desperado, this one can be the first half of a nighttime evaluation doubleheader. Plus, it can work well in tandem with Miss Arizona.
Miss Arizona-This movie is the perfect running mate for Frida.
The Invisible Man-This movie can work in an evaluation line-up that has either The Super Mario Bros. Movie or The Substance.
Cruise-This movie captures the aesthetic of 1980s New York City perfectly. Plus, it features Emily Ratajkowski.
Reminiscence-The Project can’t have Deja Vu without this movie and vice versa. Plus, it features the ultra-radiant Natalie Martinez.
Shaft-Samuel L. Jackson constantly being a badass makes this movie a Project tone-setter and in any part of an evaluation line-up. Plus, Jeffrey Wright steals the show as Peoples Hernandez.
College Musical-This movie can work well with a myriad of other movies, such as either M3GAN movie or Husband For Hire.
Don’t Make Me Go-Despite Jen Van Epps being very under utilized in this movie, it thrives with both John Cho’s strong lead performance and the presence of Kaya Scodelario.
Polite Society-This movie is entertaining throughout and has line-up versatility.
Nuked-This movie succeeds where both Seeking A Friend For The End Of World and It’s A Disaster failed. Plus, it has Anna Camp and gives Tawny Newsome a shot at Flickuum lore.
Bride Hard-This movie is neck-and-neck with the movie that’s ranked directly above it, as both movies are Anna Camp movies.
Five Nights At Freddy’s 2-This movie has the typical Blumhouse formula, which makes it yet another success in the long-running production company.
DuckTales The Movie: Treasure Of The Lost Lamp-This was the movie that was re-assessed before The Secret Of Roan Inish led the furious run to 700 completed Flickuum evaluations, thus it’s perfect as the leader of an evaluation line-up.
The Land Before Time-This movie is perfect as a closer for an evaluation line-up.
The Land Before Time IX: Journey To Big Water-The water graphics in this movie make it the second-best in the franchise.
The Land Before Time VIII: The Big Freeze-The presence of the late Robert Guillaume in voice form elevates this movie to the third-best in the franchise.
The Land Before Time XIV: The Journey Of The Brave-This 14-installment franchise is consistent throughout and this one gives it a strong finish.
The Land Before XIII: The Wisdom Of Friends-This movie can close an evaluation line-up or be a jump-starter for The Project.
The Land Before Time XII: The Great Day Of The Flyers-This movie can work well in tandem with Shiva Baby.
The Land Before Time XI: Invasion Of The Tinysauruses-This movie can work well in tandem with My Summer Of Love.
The Land Before Time II: The Great Valley Adventure-This movie can close an evaluation line-up or be a jump-starter for The Project.
The Land Before Time III: The Time Of The Great Giving-Unlike its two predecessors, this movie has infinite line-up versatility.
The Land Before Time IV: Journey Through The Mists-See one spot above.
The Land Before Time V: The Mysterious Island-See two spots above.
The Land Before VI: The Secret Of Saurus Rock-See three spots above.
The Land Before VII: The Stone Of Cold Fire-See four spots above.
Nude Tuesday-There’s no such thing as too much Chelsie Preston Crayford in The Project.
Downton Abbey-Period piece movies set in England thrive because of their aesthetics and this one is no different. Plus, it features Michelle Dockery.
Downton Abbey: A New Era-See one spot above.
Good Boy-This movie could pull off quite a few upsets in the rankings, due to the presence of Indy The Dog.
Slumberland-This movie will have to lead off an increment of 100, as there is no movie that it can compliment in an evaluation line-up. But it is a good movie, due to A) The presence of Jason Mamoa, B) The presence of Humberly Gonzalez, C) The presence of India de Beaufort and D) Nemo’s toy pig.
Last Breath-This movie could beat Crimson Tide in the rankings.
Weapons-This movie gets better as it goes on and it has line-up versatility.
Him-Of the horror movies that Jordan Peele has directed and/or produced, this one ranks below Get Out, but ahead of Nope. Plus, it can go 5-0 against evaluations 1,344 through 1,348 of The Project, as it was assessed right after that run.
Father Of The Bride-This movie finally broke through in its second re-assessment and it can work well with a movie that has either Nadine Velazquez, Melissa Barrera, Jennifer Lopez, Salma Hayek, Camilla Belle or Alexa PenaVega.
Code 3-The Menu put Aimee Carrero on The Flickuum map, but this movie gives her a little more screen time.
One Of Them Days-This movie is yet another potential Project jump-starter.
Play Dirty-The presence of Rosa Salazar and her complex dynamic with Mark Wahlberg puts this movie in this position.
Broken City-This movie is conjoined with Disconnect.
Disconnect-This movie is conjoined with Broken City.
The Naked Gun-This movie could outrank all three Leslie Nielsen movies, and it can lead or close an increment of 100 evaluations.
The Fantastic Four: First Steps-This movie has total line-up versatility, which is rare in a Project where certain movies are limited in how they can be utilized in The Project.
The Wood-This movie sets the stage for “Dope”, and there’s amazing brother-like chemistry among Omar Epps, Taye Diggs and Richard T. Jones.
Eden-This movie benefitted from being assessed during the week that the assessments/re-assessments of “Crimes Of Fashion”, “Relay”, “Honey Don’t!”, “The Black Phone”, “Please Don’t Destroy: The Treasure Of Foggy Mountain”, “Thanksgiving” and “Little Giants” occurred. Plus, this movie features a knockout tandem in Sydney Sweeney and Ana de Armas.
Good Fortune-This movie has the potential to be a jump-starter for The Project.
Message From The King-The late Chadwick Boseman might as well have had his character be named Johnwick Boseman, because he was kicking ass and taking names in this movie. Plus, there is no such thing as too much Natalie Martinez in The Project.
Roofman-Channing Tatum goes back to his Logan Lucky roots and parlays that into this well-made based on a true story movie.
Dangerous Lies-This movie is the type that can restore order to The Project, thus it will be chosen as the one that will be evaluation 2,500.
Up, Up And Away!-This movie finally gives Olivia Burnette a Flickuum-bound role in which she is an adult.
Security-The late stages are where this movie excels, due to Antonio Banderas turning back the clock Desperado style.
One Battle After Another-This movie is the perfect combination of being both frenetic and methodical, which makes it a well-oiled machine.
The Company Men-Eamonn Walker finally has his post-Blood And Bone redemption via this movie.
28 Days Later-Jodie Comer is why this movie is in this position.
28 Weeks Later-See one spot above.
28 Years Later-See two spots above.
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple-See three spots above.
Network-The late Peter Finch as Howard Beale delivering the “mad as hell” speech is totally deserving of Flickuum lore.
Fury-This Brad Pitt World War II era movie is neck-and-neck with another such a movie of his, with that movie being Inglorious Basterds.
Breaking-The two movies that are perfect for this one to pair up with are Tyler Perry’s Why Did I Get Married Too? and The Bounce Back.
54-This movie is excellent as a lead-off movie in an evaluation line-up and has proven that it can thrive with Dance Baby Dance, Freaks Of Nature, Logan Lucky, Your Monster and Chasing Papi.
Hoodlum-When Flickuum movies were first being determined back in 2002, this one was one of the original three for Laurence Fishburne. Now it’s on the verge of finally returning to The Project, due to the aforementioned actor being a presence throughout.
Trial And Error-If a Michael Richards movie that has Victoria Jackson and Fran Drescher can be in The Project, then a movie with him and Charlize Theron definitely needs to be as well.
The Art Of Self-Defense-This movie brilliantly takes an aspect of John Wick and expands upon it a bit. Plus, it can be a good complimentary movie to In The Heights.
Panic Room-This movie gives Jared Leto a second one in The Project.
Pirates Of The Great Salt Lake-Napoleon Dynamite is one of the most lambasted former Flickuum movies, ever, but it did have a bright spot in Emily Kennard Dunn playing Trisha. And thanks to that bright spot, she will be a part of Flickuum lore via this movie.
Subservience-Of the three 2020s Megan Fox movies that have been assessed, this one is the best of that lot, hands down.
Conclave-This movie is neck-and-neck with Spotlight.
Small Things Like These-This movie is a post-Oppenheimer success for Cillian Murphy.
September 5-This movie is just one of the latest in successful “based on true story” movies. Plus, it can be a Project jump-starter.
300: Rise Of An Empire-In addition to this movie successfully pulling off its unique plot structure, it has Eva Green looking like a total smoke show.
Rules Don’t Apply-This movie is neck-and-neck with the one that’s directly below it.
Hail, Caeser!-This movie has nowhere but The Flickuum written all over it.
Home ’21-The final scene of Marvin with the two dogs is totally deserving of Flickuum lore.
Argylle-The dance scene involving Dua Lipa is totally deserving of Flickuum lore.
Joker: Folie A Deux-This movie wraps a neat bow on its predecessor.
Mickey 17-Bong Joon Ho proves that he’s not a Flickuum one-hit (Okja) wonder via this space sci-fi powerhouse.
Battle In Seattle-This movie can work perfectly in tandem with The Long Game.
Kiss Of The Spider Woman-Every time that Jennifer Lopez appears in this movie, it’s pure vibrancy, thus why it’s in this position.
El Dorado: City Of Gold-This movie and its predecessor are both solid, but Natalie Martinez puts both of them over the top.
El Dorado: Temple Of The Sun-This movie is neck-and-neck with the one that’s listed directly above it.
Here Comes The Boom-This movie can beat both Paul Blart movies and the presence of Salma Hayek puts it over the top.
Bordertown-The brief screen time that Jennifer Lopez and Antonio Banderas share together puts this movie in this position.
El Cantante-Marc Anthony brings it as Hector Levoe and has undeniable chemistry with then-wife Jennifer Lopez.
Blast Beat-This movie is Kali Uchis’ best shot at Flickuum lore.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret Of The Ooze-The 1990s nostalgia of this movie is totally deserving of Flickuum lore.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles-This movie is adjoined at the hip with the one that’s listed directly above it.
Lila & Eve-This movie is a bit of a cross between John Wick and Your Monster, the latter of which came out in 2024.
City Of Dead Men-This movie was always going to make it, due to the presence of Maria Mesa. And given its totality, it will steal a few spots in the rankings.
The Running Man-Arguably, the 2020s belong to Glen Powell and this movie is just another example of that.
Predator: Badlands-This movie is neck-and-neck with Prey as best movie of the Predator franchise.
The Bride!-This movie has Saturday evaluation written all over it.
Eiffel-This movie will most likely beat Pearl Harbor in the rankings. Plus, the presence of Emma Mackey is just an added bonus.
The Legend Of Zorro-This movie gets better as it goes on and Antonio Banderas takes way more command throughout, compared to the movie that’s listed directly below it.
The Mask Of Zorro-Desperado is Antonio Banderas’ best movie, but Zorro was the role that he was born to play.
Gabby’s Dollhouse: The Movie-This movie could outrank My Little Pony The Movie.
Piglet’s Big Movie-The fact that this movie has flashback scenes really brings clarity to the rest of the Winnie The Pooh franchise. Plus, it proved that it can work well in tandem with Casino.
Los Frikis-This movie has nothing but The Flickuum written over all over it and Adria Arjona is a presence in all of her screen time.
Fly Me To The Moon-The cat deserves to be a part of Flickuum lore, it’s Anna Garcia’s best shot at that same lore, The Moon Landing aspect ends up being totally unscathed, and this movie has the potential to work well with movies that were evaluated/assessed/re-assessed in June 2024, July 2024 and/or October 2024.
My Family-This movie paved the way for Selena, as this was the first collaboration between director Gregory Nava and the eventual nucleus (Jennifer Lopez, Edward James Olmos, Jacob Vargas, Constance Marie, the late Lupe Ontiverous) of the 1997 movie. And just like that second collaboration, this one is also a success.
The Secret Of NIMH-This movie has nothing but Flickuum written all over it.
The Art Of Racing In The Rain-This movie did way better in its re-assessment. Plus, if Starlet can be in The Project, then this movie absolutely deserves to be there as well.
The Bear-Flow paved the way for this movie and it did not disappoint at all. As a matter of fact, it’s just like Gints Zilbalodis’ second directorial effort, from the standpoint of it restoring order to The Project.
Alien-Jonesy The Cat and his substantial screen time both deserve to be a part of Flickuum lore. Plus, this movie saved Prometheus from being permanently banned from The Project.
Flamin’ Hot-The possible revisionist history style of storytelling was the biggest issue of this movie, but it has the potential to outrank another such movie in Dangerous Minds, the latter of which has been entrenched in the rankings since January 9, 2023. Plus, it can be a good complimentary movie to anything that has either Nadine Velazquez or Melissa Barrera.
A Day In The Life-This movie did way better in its re-assessment, and it helps that Nadine Velazquez was cast as Special Agent Natasha.
Over Her Dead Body-This movie can be a good complimentary movie to either The Bounce Back, Husband For Hire or The Hangover.
Highest 2 Lowest-Given the surrealistic scenes in some of his previous movies, Spike Lee’s style fits in the A24 universe, and this movie works because of that and his reliance on his reliable collaborator, Denzel Washington.
The Lost Bus-This movie is somewhat of departure from the Blumhouse formula, and could outrank the likes of Night Swim and M3GAN 2.0.
Bad Genius-Benedict Wong is always reliable in putting forth a Flickuum movie and this movie falls under that category.
Your Sister’s Sister-The ending finally made sense after the fourth re-assessment of this movie, and the movie itself has a cozy/rustic vibe throughout.
Logan Lucky-The toilet seat ring toss scene, Daniel Craig’s over the top performance and the presence of Riley Keough all put this movie in this position.
Wyrm-This movie is just like Good Boys, from the standpoint of it being a counterculture zinger against the holier than thou attitude that plagues the educational system.
The Land-This movie forms a perfect tandem with the one that’s listed directly under it.
Dope-This movie gives Chanel Iman her only shot at Flickuum lore.
Daddy’s Little Girls-The scene that puts this movie over the top is when Monty executes the beginning of the end for Joe’s reign of terror.
Peppermint-Many post-2014 movies have been compared to John Wick, and it’s likely that this one was the first one to be inspired by the first installment of the Keanu Reeves-led franchise.
Alien: Romulus-This movie is a perfect bridge between the events of Alien and Aliens, despite coming out nearly 40 years after Sigourney Weaver’s second go-around as Ripley.
Aliens-This movie is neck-and-neck with Alien Romulus.
Talk To Me ‘23-This movie is probably the one that least feels like an A24 movie, which makes it uniquely good.
Strange Darling-This movie is a nod to Quentin Tarantino, from the standpoint of it being shot with a 35mm camera, and that makes it completely deserving of Flickuum lore. Plus, there’s also the presence of Bianca A. Santos and a satisfying ending.
Lady Macbeth-This movie did way better in its re-assessment. Plus, it can work well as an evaluation before a viewing of Carmen.
Alien: Covenant-The presence of Callie Hernandez both powers this movie and saves the entire franchise.
Honey Don’t!-The locales really enhance this movie. Plus, Margaret Qualley and Aubrey Plaza are both knockouts.
Skincare-Heading into the first half of February 2026, this movie was expected to be the lesser of the two between it and Shell, from an assessment standpoint. But come evaluation time, it’s going to be the other way around.
Trap-This movie has one component that makes it comparable to both One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest and Your Monster.
Magazine Dreams-The performance enhancing drugs aspect of this movie could make it a worthy head-to-head opponent for the movie that’s ranked directly below it.
Love Lies Bleeding-This movie can form a good tandem with First Knight or it can be evaluated after “Wedding Plans”, which is the final episode of Saved By The Bell: The College Years.
Night Swim-This movie exceeded expectations during its assessment, due to it being a combination of Super 8 and Within. Plus, it gives Kerry Condon a substantial role.
Sling Blade-Billy Bob Thornton’s ability to make his voice sound completely different is totally deserving of Flickuum lore.
The Mack-This movie gives the late Max Julien a movie in The Project. Plus, it can be neck-and-neck with Black Samson.
Saltburn-This movie gives Millie Kent a movie in The Project. Plus, it can be a good complimentary movie to Husband For Hire.
Dune-This movie did way better in its re-assessment.
Dune: Part II-This movie will experience Flickuum lore, thanks to its predecessor.
The Farewell-Awkafina has experience being in an evaluation line-up with movies that have both Nadine Velazquez and Melissa Barrera, and this Awkafina one could be put in that situation again.
The Florida Project-This movie is Mela Murder’s only shot at being a part of Flickuum lore.
Moving McAllister-This movie can form a good Flickuum tandem with Sister. Plus, it’s impossible to deny Flickuum lore to Dorothy The Pig.
Everything Everywhere All At Once-This is a more methodical and completely better version of Cloud Atlas.
A Different Man-Just like Civil War, this A24 movie is perfect as a Saturday afternoon evaluation. Plus, the presence of Renate Reinsve puts it over the top.
Winter, Spring, Summer Or Fall-This movie gets better as it goes on. Plus, it can be a good complimentary movie to either Empire or the 1991 version of Beauty And The Beast.
Half Brothers-The movie gets better as it goes on, due to Luis Gerardo Mendez and Connor Del Rio feeding off one another perfectly. Plus, that goat that Del Rio’s character decides to adopt is completely deserving of Flickuum lore.
The Creator-This movie is the artificial intelligence equivalent of Bold Native, thus why it’s in this position.
The Doors-The historical aspect of the “27 Club” is why this movie is in this position, thus making it the third “27 Club” biopic that will eventually be enshrined in The Project.
Triple 9-This movie can be a good complimentary movie to The Bounce Back.
The Lincoln Lawyer-This movie has line-up versatility. Plus, Yari De Leon is easier to spot in this movie, compared to her role in Magic Mike.
Prometheus-Thanks to both Alien and Alien: Covenant, this movie went from nomadic bubble movie to a key component of the Alien franchise.
Independence Day: Resurgence-The pet dog in this movie deserves to be a part of Flickuum lore. Plus, it can outrank Jaws: The Revenge.
Deuces Wild-The late Brad Renfro’s ability to pull off a convincing New York accent is completely deserving of Flickuum lore.
The Whale-This movie seems to have the vibe of A24 movie to evaluate on a Sunday afternoon.
Death Sentence-Garrett Hedlund morphing into Billy Darley makes this movie totally deserving of Flickuum lore.
Bonnie And Clyde-Just like Young Frankenstein, this movie featured both Genes (Wilder and Hackman) and that fact is just clever, thus that cleverness alone is deserving of Flickuum lore.
New Jersey Drive-This movie can thrive in tandem with something that has Nadine Velazquez.
Till-From a Civil Rights standpoint, this movie is as important as Malcolm X, Selma and Ghosts Of Mississippi.
The Substance-Songbird will most likely go down as Demi Moore’s best Flickuum movie, but this movie put her back on the map.
Girl 6-The brief appearance of Delilah Cotto is the only reason that this movie is in this position.
Laggies-Keira Knightley and Chloe Grace Moretz feed off each other perfectly, Sam Rockwell showcases his versatility yet again and the pet turtle deserves to be a part of Flickuum lore.
Starlet-Sean Baker is the master of making unflinching movies, and this one will be joining both Red Rocket and The Florida Project (two other such movies of his) in The Flickuum rankings. Plus, it features both Dree Hemingway and Stella Maeve in substantial roles.
Greased Lightening-This movie fills the Blue Collar void, from the standpoint of it being a 1970s movie where the late Richard Pryor had a substantial dramatic acting role.
Wicked Little Letters-Period piece movies set in England tend to have a good track record in making The Project, and this movie is just latest to fall into that category.
The Perfection-This movie won’t be short on other movies that it can work well with in The Project. Plus, it does help that it features the magic touch of Allison Williams.
Vikes-Depending on what other movies get utilized as closers for increments of 100 Flickuum evaluations, this movie does have closer potential. However, it can also be utilized as an evaluation before a designated break period.
23 Blast-It’s a feel-good football movie and it features Alexa PenaVega.
Juror #2-The ending made sense during the expedited re-assessment of this movie, thus putting itself in this position.
Trial By Fire-The real-life events that this movie was based on make one wonder on how society as a whole can better itself.
L For Leisure-This movie is grainy and bounces between time periods, but it paved the way for Melissa Barrera, so that’s what really counts.
School Dance-The presence of Kristinia DeBarge could turn this movie into a spot-stealer come evaluation time.
Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die-This movie has line-up versatility, as it can A] Come after Wuthering Heights in a line-up, B] Be a the first half of night-wee hours doubleheader with the Margot Robbie-Jacob Elordi collaboration, or C] Be evaluated before a movie of Top 100 quality, i.e. Desperado or Husband For Hire. Plus, it features a trio of dynamic actresses in Haley Lu Richardson, Juno Temple and Zazie Beetz.
Super-The heartwarming scene involving bunnies makes this movie totally deserving of Flickuum lore.
John Henry-The presence of Terry Crews makes this movie a tone-setter for The Project.
Shiva Baby-This movie is neck-and-neck with Bottoms, as both movies are Rachel Sennott movies.
Good Burger 2-This movie finally came together in its second re-assessment and it could outrank its predecessor.
Dead Ant-The presence of Sydney Sweeney puts this movie in this position.
Summer Of Sam-This movie is perfect as that gritty and edgy movie to watch on a Tuesday night.
Big Trouble In Little China-Out of the two 1986 Kurt Russell movies, this one is better than The Best Of Times.
The Guard-This movie can pair up with either UglyDolls or Biker Boyz. Plus, it for certain gives Katarina Cas one Project movie.
Spring Breakers-This epitomizes the edginess of an A24 movie and it did way better in its re-assessment. Now it just needs some good evaluation line-up mates since it struggled in its assessment around the time that A Simple Favor was assessed.
One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest-This movie was re-assessed after the evaluation of Husband For Hire and before the evaluation of Carmen, so it can work well with either game-changing talent.
Imaginary-The design of Chauncey The Bear and the presence of Alix Angelis make this movie totally deserving of Flickuum lore.
Speak No Evil-This third successful 2024 Blumhouse movie is neck-and-neck with the one that’s ranked directly above it.
The Monkey-A toy monkey with cymbals is totally deserving of Flickuum lore.
The Glimmer Man-Keenen Ivory Wayans finally gets to be a part of Flickuum lore via this movie.
Anora-Yura Borisov as Igor is a scene-stealer.
Smiley-Melanie Papalia puts this movie in this position.
Kill Me, Deadly-This movie is Raleigh Holmes’ best and only shot at Flickuum lore. Plus, it adds to Shemar Moore’s double-digit amount of Flickuum movies.
Halfway-Quinton Aaron is a presence throughout this movie and it can work well in tandem with Case de mi Padre.
Please Don’t Destroy: The Treasure Of Foggy Mountain-The sporting goods store aspect of this movie gives it a really cozy vibe, it features Nicole Sakura and it’s perfect as the third evaluation in an increment of 100.
Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere-It has the same vibe as A Complete Unknown, minus Monica Barbaro, so it could rank in the 2,501 through 5,000 range.
Capture The Flag-This movie kept saving itself from Flickuum elimination, thanks to Igor The Lizard.
Saturday Night-This movie captures the Saturday Night Live era perfectly. Plus, Rachel Sennott and Kaia Gerber team up for the second time, and the two of them together put this movie over the top.
In The Time Of The Butterflies-The presence of both Salma Hayek and Mia Maestro put this movie in this spot. Plus, it can work well with Twisters, Two Times You and Chasing Papi.
The Young Victoria-This movie is nicely shot. Plus, it can really excel in a line-up with both Your Monster and Chasing Papi.
How To Make A Killing-Glen Powell’s talent truly shines in the A24 universe.
My Teacher’s Wife-Tia Carrere as a tutor? Yes please!
Marvel Rising: Secret Warriors-There is no such thing as too much Chloe Bennet in The Project. Plus, that giant dog monster and the squirrel both need to be a part of Flickuum lore.
Away-This movie is a movie-making masterclass by Gints Zilbalodis.
A Goofy Movie-This movie has line-up versatility.
Bullish-There is no such thing as too much Monica Barbaro in The Project.
Baggage Claim-Juicy The Dog deserves to be a part of Flickuum lore, and this movie can be perfect in a line-up with something that features either Melissa Barrera or Nadine Velazquez.
Peter Pan Live!-Nanna The Dog deserves to be a part of Flickuum lore, and this movie can tandem up with either Inglorious Basterds or The Guard.
The Baytown Outlaws-This movie is in this spot, thanks to its expedited second re-assessment, therefore giving Natalie Martinez her twelfth Flickuum movie.
Mental-The presence of Lily Sullivan puts this movie in this position. Plus, it could pair up with Kiss Of The Spider Woman in an evaluation line-up.
Slap Shot-This movie can be a stabilizer in The Project.
Rental Family-This movie and Killers Of The Flower Moon are post-The Whale successes for Brendan Fraser. And out of those three, this one is the best of that lot.
Into The Wild-This movie has evaluation line-up versatility, due to it first being assessed five days before the assessment of The Super Mario Bros. Movie, and then re-assessed one day before the re-assessment of Death Of A Unicorn.
The Flash-Sasha Calle as Supergirl deserves to be a part of Flickuum lore.
Undertone-This movie could be a spot-stealer come evaluation time.
Presence-This movie did way better in its re-assessment and has line-up versatility.
The Wrecking Crew-Jason Momoa and Dave Bautista are like Mel Gibson and Danny Glover (Lethal Weapon franchise) in this movie, Morena Bacarrin amasses a second non-Deadpool Flickuum movie and the presence of Frankie Adams is an added bonus.
Larry Crowne-Tom Hanks as the titular character is impactful with the other characters in this movie, thus making it totally deserving of Flickuum lore.
Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery-This movie could outrank Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery.
The Secret Agent-This movie was put in the bizarre position of being assessed after the evaluation of Timecop. And while it passed its assessment, it’s better suited as being evaluated before Timecop or something else of Top 100 quality, such as Desperado.
Nuremberg-This movie will outrank Need For Speed, as this one was assessed the same weekend that the latter was evaluated. Plus, they are both Rami Malek movies.
Sentimental Value–This movie further confirms that Renate Reinsve is indeed one of the best of her generation.
Frankenstein-Oscar Isaac is back in a big way with this movie.
The Housemaid-This movie comes together, and it’s a cross between The Girl On The Train and A Simple Favor.
Shell-The final fate of Kate Hudson’s character saves this movie and could steal some spots come evaluation time.
TMNT-This is one of the last movies in the career of the late Mako, thus it deserves to be a part of Flickuum for that reason. Plus, it can be a good complimentary movie to Empire.
Unintended-Elizabeth Lail is way too good to have just two movies in The Project, thus making this one number three for her. Plus, it can be a good complimentary movie to anything featuring Nadine Velazquez.
Ex Machina-This movie has the potential to outrank Chappie. Plus, Alicia Vikander and Sonoya Mizuno are both dynamic throughout.
Silk-This movie has Saturday night evaluation written all over it. Plus, it posthumously gives Sei Ashina a Flickuum movie, once again shows that Keira Knightley’s gorgeousness is criminally under-rated and allows Miki Nakatani to shine in her limited screen time.
Elvis-Austin Butler’s performance as “The King” is totally deserving of Flickuum lore.
Priscilla-This movie gets better as it goes on.
Dick-Dan Hedaya’s portrayal of Richard Nixon is totally deserving of Flickuum lore. Plus, the fact that it also features Ryan Reynolds is kind of a great irony.
The Marsh King’s Daughter-This movie is perfect as a Saturday afternoon evaluation.
The Black Phone-This movie is riding off the Blumhouse momentum wave and it captures the 1970s aesthetic perfectly.
Nope-Jordan Peele’s fingerprints all over this movie and it’s perfect as a lead-off evaluation for an increment of 100. Plus, it can set the table for an Anna Camp movie as the second evaluation of that yet to be determined increment.
Midsommar-Ari Aster can finally get eventual Flickuum lore via this movie.
What We Do In The Shadows-This movie has a nothing but The Flickuum vibe about it.
American Carnage-This provides excellent social commentary, and it can work well in tandem with either John Wick: Chapter 4 or Ballerina.
The Wedding Banquet-This movie is the equivalent of the sad puppy dog in the window, which makes it impossible to deny it being a part of Flickuum. Plus, it’s nicely shot and can form a good tandem with “Him”.
See How They Run-This movie could be evaluated after a fun viewing of Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.
Persuasion-This is yet another nicely shot period piece movie.
The Corsage-This movie has nothing but The Flickuum written all over it. Plus, it hit The Flickuum radar the day that M3GAN was assessed, thus it has an enshrined Flickuum movie to tandem up with.
Casi Treinta-If Nadine Velazquez and Melissa Barrera can both have their movie debuts in The Project, then Eiza Gonzalez should as well.
Jem And The Holograms-This movie gives off Rockumentary (Saved By The Bell episode) vibes, along with being heartwarming and saved by Eiza Gonzalez’s mid-credits scene appearance.
Battlecreek-This movie is perfect as a Friday afternoon evaluation.
West Michigan-This movie has the grow on effect.
Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice-Other than Cut Throat City, Eiza Gonzalez can’t miss and this movie falls under that category. Plus, it could be a good complimentary movie to Empire.
Together Together-This movie has nothing but The Flickuum written all over it.
She’s Missing-The ending is a bit depressing, but Lucy Fry and Eiza Gonzalez each shine, whether individually or as a tandem.
The Ballad Of Wallis Island-This movie can be a jump-starter for The Project. Plus, the song that plays before the closing credits ends it perfectly.
Thanksgiving-Patrick Dempsey crushes it with his attempt of a Massachusetts accent, and it can be a good complimentary movie to anything that has either Nadine Velazquez or Melissa Barrera.
Annihilation-This movie did way better in its re-assessment, and it can be a good complimentary movie to anything that has either Nadine Velazquez or Melissa Barrera.
Dead Of Winter-The vibe of this movie matched the vibe of its trailer. Plus, what a stunning performance by Judy Greer.
The Evil Dead-Franchise upside and stop-motion effects both punch this movie’s ticket into The Project.
Evil Dead II-It picks up from where its predecessor left off and is the perfect segue into Army Of Darkness.
Barbarian-This movie benefits from the momentum of Weapons.
Yoga Hosers-This movie has a really relaxing vibe, features Genesis Rodriguez, can work well with Go Back To China and can also work well with anything Saved By The Bell related.
Parker-It’s Death Race meets Money Train, in terms of this movie having both Jason Statham and Jennifer Lopez. So, given those two facts, this movie’s stock has risen and will continue to rise.
My Old Ass-This movie has a cozy feel about it and there are no unlikable characters.
Wardriver-This movie is kind of like Relay and it’s not a post-The Rip letdown for Sasha Calle.
Hot Milk-It can work well in an evaluation line-up with the movie that’s listed directly above it.
I Wish You All The Best-This movie has nothing but The Flickuum vibe written all over it.
The Unbreakable Boy-The scene of the pet lizard wearing a Santa hat is totally deserving of Flickuum lore.
Ghost Team-The presence of Melonie Diaz puts this movie in this position.
Lee Cronin’s The Mummy-This movie probably won’t beat the Tom Cruise-Annabelle Wallis collaboration, but it was a pleasant surprise during its assessment. Plus, it boasts the vibrant and alliterative tandem of Laia Costa and May Calamaway.
Apex-The scenic shots of Australia are amazing and it could beat Cliffhanger in the rankings.
The Wizard Of The Kremlin-Despite the polarizing nature of the subject matter, this movie will steal spots in the rankings.
Scarecrow-This movie was assessed six days before The Bounce Back, so there’s an evaluation line-up that it can work well in.
Midnight Cowboy-This movie is a conjoined triplet, along with Easy Rider and Scarecrow. Plus, it could excel with a Top 100 movie that has either Salma Hayek, Natalie Martinez or Jennifer Lopez.
Emily Bronte’s Wuthering Heights-This movie’s stock skyrocketed, thanks to Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi. Plus, the late Sinead O’Connor is featured as Emily Bronte in an uncredited role.
The Outrun-Saoirse Ronan’s individual effort puts this movie in this position.
Bullet Train-This movie is bonkers fun and it gives Andrea Munoz her only shot at Flickuum lore.
The Lost City-Given that it wasn’t the ideal to both assess after The Jungle Book ’16 and re-assess after Sky High, this movie is best suited as the lead-off evaluation for an increment of 100.
Us-Jordan Peele is 3-for-3 with his directorial efforts, as this movie both passed its second re-assessment and is a conjoined with Get Out, Nope and Him.
Ma-This movie can be a good complimentary movie to either the 2019 version of Dumbo or John Wick.
They Will Kill You-This movie doesn’t lose its momentum, as the twists almost ruin it completely.
The Sweetest Thing-Thomas Jane being a voice of reason in this movie, Selma Blair’s character, and Selma Blair and Parker Posey in the same movie together all put this movie in this position.
The Lovers-The panting jungle cat and the presence of Tamsin Egerton both help this movie snatch victory from the jaws of defeat.
Terri-This movie is somewhat of a 21st century version of Angus.
Bodies Bodies Bodies-The presence of Rachel Sennott throughout that in-ground swimming pool scene makes this movie completely deserving of Flickuum lore.
Christy-The Academy got it wrong denying this movie any type of nomination, as Sydney Sweeney proves that she can damn sure act.
Super Troopers-The presence of the pot-belly pig totally deserves to be a part of Flickuum lore.
8 Mile-This movie hasn’t worked in tandem with the three movies that were before it, so it’s best suited as a lead-off evaluation in an increment of 100.
A Ghost Story-The movie from the ghost perspectives are well executed, and the sole outer space-esque sky shot totally deserves to be a part of Flickuum lore.
Eddington-This movie is a southwestern cross between Fargo and Gang Related, and a slow yet satisfying comeuppance for Joaquin Phoenix’s character.
Five Easy Pieces-The aesthetic of this movie alone deserves to be a part of Flickuum lore.
Super Fly-Red Dawn is a fully guaranteed Flickuum movie for the Ron O’Neal, but this movie put him on the map.
Super Fly T.N.T.–This movie gives a complete feel to its predecessor.
Plunkett & Macleane-This movie is perfect to evaluate before a viewing of either The World Is Not Enough or GoldenEye.
Babylon-This movie can be a Project stabilizer, despite it not being on the level of any John Wick installment.
Psycho Killer-The final showdown at Three Mile Island saves this movie from limbo, which is where Outcome currently resides.
A Nice Indian Boy-This movie is Zarna Garg’s best immediate shot at Flickuum lore. However, it’s also a movie that will have lead off an increment of 100 evaluations, as it’s proved that it can’t work following either Good Fortune or M3GAN 2.0.
Eternity-This movie gets better as it goes on, and it can be a good table-setter for movies, such as Once Upon A Time In Mexico and Biker Boyz.
Keep Watching-One year after Nadine Velazquez played the hot stepmom in Within, Natalie Martinez follows in her footsteps via this movie.
Bone Lake-The presence of Alex Roe gives this movie a vibe that isn’t all too different from Hot Summer Nights.
Hot Summer Nights-The utilization of the song “Tarzan Man” and this movie’s overall vibe could have it be A24’s lowest-ranked movie in The Project. And if not for the presence of Maika Monroe, then it wouldn’t be in this position at all.
Marty Supreme-This movie has the feel of a Scorsese movie, even though it was directed by Josh Safdie. And while there was/is an overly busy feel to it, there’s way too many things in its favor, thus it has snatched victory from the jaws of defeat.
American History X-It was either this movie or 15 Minutes as the Avery Brooks movie that was going to get Project consideration, as the now retired actor deserves a movie of his in The Project.
Pimp-This movie might be the perfect running mate for In The Heights.
The Sea Of Trees-Katie Aselton has an enshrined Flickuum movie with Bombshell, but she’s way more recognizable in this one. Plus, this movie is very well shot.
Candyman-Given that the sequel of the same name has Jordan Peele’s attached to it, this movie is based on the aesthetic of his production company.
Amsterdam-Taylor Swift mania gives this movie the third-lowest grade in this Draft, and will possibly cause it to rank either 4,998 or 4,999 out of 5,000 when The Project is all said and done.
She Said-This movie is nicely shot, Zoe Kazan finally gets to be a part of Flickuum lore and the late Andre Braugher turns in an excellent performance as Dean Baquet. However, the subsequent somewhat justifiable real-life backlash against this movie’s message, via partly the doing of a certain Megan Twohey December 2024 article, could torpedo its Flickuum stock.
Deadpool & Wolverine-The pettiness of Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively could have this movie ranked at 4,999 when The Project is all said and done.