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You and me, just you and me

You are my muse, my pain and my chemistry.

And on your face I do not see despondency

You and me, just you and me

We will not be touched by the times of someone else's opinion

Words are not important, because I have you and I.

You are my muse, my pain and my chemistry.

Just you and me, just you and me.

Let's run away far?

There where the sun and heat

There where the sea and the surf

To the place where we are happy with you

Let's get to where it's warm

Run away where no words are needed

Run away where there are no evil people And we are with you every day.

There where there is no war. There where the sea, sand and we.

Where there is no gossip and no lies. So happy, so in love.

You and me, just you and me.

You are my muse, my pain and my chemistry.

And on your face I do not see despondency.

Just you and me, just you and me.

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Pastor A.R. Bernard Reveals Why Peace Is So Difficult to Achieve | SuperSoul Sunday | OWN - Duration: 1:34.

OPRAH:  Wow.  What is the biggest obstacle to peace,

as you see it?    PASTOR BERNARD:  Selfishness.   

OPRAH:  Mm.    PASTOR BERNARD:  I think in order to love,

we've got to be unselfish.  And people are not willing to let

go of their own self-interests.  I think there would be peace.

My wife and I will be married 45 years this year. 

And in the beginning -- because love is redemptive. 

It's sacrificial.  And it's unconditional. So when we got married

45 years ago, we had a list of the things that we loved about

each other.  Right?  And that's wonderful. But after a while,

we discovered that if you have reasons to love someone,

you have conditions.  And when the conditions are not met,

the relationship is in trouble.     OPRAH:  Oh, that's good. 

  PASTOR BERNARD:  So today, we love each other for no reason.

That's unconditional love. It takes courage to love like that. 

It takes selflessness to love like that. And until we get to that

place in society, we're going to continue to have

the conflicts we have. 

  OPRAH:  Oh, that's one of the best definitions I've heard.

We love each other for no reason, and that's unconditional love. 

  PASTOR BERNARD:  Unconditional love. 

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c'est ça l'amour (so this is love); a cover. - Duration: 3:14.

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[ENG SUB] 161112 IMFACT 'Feel So Good' - 5 Minute Delay - Duration: 3:34.

1, 2, 3.

We are IMFACT! Hello, we're IMFACT

It's on, it's on. oh, its started.

Ungjae looks like an artist

Looks Cool Yes

We look good.

Taeho, whats this?

This this.

This..It's a toilet paper holder.

We have this dance right?

We roll the paper like this. Sang just flew

What were you thinking? At the time?

To find the light. Are you finding the light? - Yes

Oh.. My hand.. From below your face is very..

You never look at the camera.

I didn't know they were shooting me You're the man.

How does the scarf stay still?

Feel so-lets go! It's stuck with a pin.

It won't fall even if I do tumbling.

For sure the dance is..

Our dance team members are good.

That's a shame, I wish I could've had some paper on this toilet paper holder.

It would've been funny. Do it on a variety show.

Entertainer.

Ungjae looks really cool

You look so cool.

I stand out too..too much

Ungjae and I exchange signs at this point.

"Okay, let's go."

We meet each other. Jeup is cool.

When's Sang's part that we're waiting for?

It will come on soon.

You've done what we promised. Right.

The camera is shooting us so well.

Cool.

Are you asking for toilet paper?

How many times did you turn? - Yes.

I was in a rush.

Of course, our fans are..

We should focus!

It's the part we've been waiting for.

(Lol poor Sang)

Did you raise the note? Becasue it's live..

Did you? I was just singing live..

He is singing live. And it's a high-pitched song.

Here we're saying, "Lets go!"

and we're putting in all our energy.

Thank you Thank you

It's been IMFACT!

Please love IMFACT~

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WHAT MAKES THE VOLVO 262C BERTONE SO SPECIAL? - Duration: 9:46.

Welcome to the Silent D Motor Show, I'm your host Silent D.

This new show is going to be all about classics, especially the weird ones.

And today, I'm here in Norway.

At this farm, deep in the Norwegian country side, which is where I keep my dear old Volvo.

But this isn't just any old Volvo 240.

What you're looking at is a Volvo 262C Bertone.

Now let me explain.

We're in the late 70s.

The US is Volvo's biggest market, and they are looking to produce a high-end, exclusive

car that can compete with the likes of Cadillac and Mercedes.

But anyone who's ever driven a standard Volvo 240 knows that there is nothing high-end

or exclusive about that.

So, I guess the Swedish engineers realized that needed help in order to build a luxurious

car that could satisfy the taste of the American consumer.

And what happened next is a unique collaboration between multiple nations.

The body was built at the Volvo factory in Sweden.

The engine was a collaboration between Peugeot and Renault in France.

And then the body and engine was sent down to the Bertone factory in Italy.

They did their design magic, modifications and hand assembled everything, before shipping,

at least most of them, to the US.

The Bertone guys lowered the roof, they flattened the windshield angle, they widened this C-pillar,

then they wrapped the whole top in vinyl, and the final touch was adding this fancy

looking royal crown emblem.

And on the inside they added leather and wood everywhere.

Or, let me rather just from this Volvo sales brochure from 1978 to say it in Volvo's

own words.

The smell and feel of fine leather adds to the 262C interior's air of quiet, tastefully

luxury.

Soft, pleated black leather covers the anatomically designed, and individually heated front seats,

and the spacious rear seat of this genuine 2+2 touring car.

Leather also covers the doors and rear panels, plus the complete headliner.

Door panels are accented with genuine elm veneer and the leather-covered sun visors

are recessed into a full-width leather panel above the windshield.

The padded steering wheel is covered in matching hide, completing the 262C feel of fine quality.

And if that didn't make you excited, I don't know what does.

Now, let's go for drive.

Only 1670 of these cars were produced in 1978 and they were all silver, with the black

vinyl top, just like this one.

Later it was also made available in gold and other colors on special order.

And a total of 6622 cars were produced between 1978 and 1981 making this a quite rare

Swedish/French/Italian brick!

[Swedish ♬] Volvo, Volvo, f****** old Volvo.

[Swedish ♬] Who can afford to drive a Chevrolet?

[Swedish ♬] Volvo, Volvo.

[Swedish ♬] I want a Volvo.

[Swedish ♬] A Volvo with a V6, that I can pick up beautiful women in.

Bertone equipped these cars with air condition, power windows, power steering, cruise control,

and more, which were all pretty uncommon on European cars at the time, but necessary in

order to compete in the luxury car segment in the US.

They also soften the suspension, it basically drives like an old American luxury car.

So very comfortable, but it handles terribly.

The V6 has enough power to make it cruise pretty comfortably on the highway.

Well, not like we have any highways here anyway, but if we did I would be cruising comfortably

on one right now.

So, it might be cruising pretty nicely, but it doesn't accelerates very well.

O to 100 km/h (or 0 to 60 mph for our non-metric viewers), well, it takes a looong time.

As I will demonstrate now in this acceleration test.

Ok, here we go!

I got a US speedometer, so I'll count in miles.

Oh, 30 already.

35.

40.

45.

50.

55.

Aaand 60!

Wow, there's supposed to be 127 horses in the stable, but they are almost 40 years old

now, so I guess they're getting a bit tired.

Alright, let's head back to the farm.

So, why do I love old Volvo's so much.

Well, probably because my first car was a Volvo.

A 1986 Volvo 240.

And when it was time upgrade, I think that's when my love for classics really stared, because

instead of getting a newer one, I actually bought an even older one, a 1969 Volvo 142.

I tuned the engine, cut the springs, welded the differential…

And then it was a lot better at doing this, than being a daily driver.

So, I got another one.

Also a ' 69 142.

That one I got from Sweden, back when they were still a lot cheaper over there.

Flash forward a couple of year.

I'm living in Berlin, Germany, and I'm driving this Volvo 242.

Oh, and I almost forgot.

I even had yet another Volvo 240.

That one I got from the neighbor.

He was gonna take it to the junkyard.

But I thought before we retire it completely, let's have some fun with it.

And I even got this old video to show you exactly how much fun we had and how much beating

these old Volvo's can take.

Have a look!

[Norwegian] Oh f***, I really hurt my back!

[Norwegian] Is it impossible to flip it, or what!?

[Norwegian] More!

So that's basically how I spent my teens growing up here on the countryside.

And here we are.

Back at the farm.

And I do have one more story I'd love to tell you.

Like most 262Cs also this one was sold to the US.

But in the early 2000s it was imported to Germany, and then 5 years ago I imported to

Norway.

The seller was quite particular and a huge Volvo fan.

And while I wanted to ship it here, he was so concerned about the car's safety, that the

shipping company might scratch or in any way harm his baby.

So instead he offered to drive it here.

All the way from Germany to Norway.

He delivered in person here at the farm.

Then [he] took good care in hosing it down, then asked to inspect were we would store

it, to make sure that it was dry and safe, and basically to assure himself that it would

be safe in my hand.

Boris was his name.

And Boris, if you are watching now, you are awesome!

I love this kind of passion!

And yes, I can assure you that I have been taking very good care of your baby and I will

continue doing so!

Alright folks, that's all!

Thank you so much for watching.

If you liked it, then please click the thumbs up button, share – tell all your friends,

and don't forget to subscribe, so you don't miss the next one.

See you then!

[Swedish ♬] Volvo, Volvo, a heavily tuned Volvo.

[Swedish ♬] A Volvo with a V6, that roar and runs like the devil!

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Tactics Explained | Why Did Man City Spend So Much On Fullbacks? - Duration: 5:31.

Manchester City spent a lot of money on full-backs this summer.

By bringing in Danilo, Benjamin Mendy, and Kyle Walker, Pep Guardiola

strengthened an area that Manchester City were weak in and secured players that are

key to the style the Spanish manager wants to play.

Guardiola's positional play requires dominance of possession to pull the opposition out

of shape and create space, and full-backs are crucial to this.

Whether using a 3-1-4-2 or 4-1- 4-1, Guardiola expects his full-backs or wing-backs

to push forwards and play with energy and intelligence.

Guardiola sees the pitch as a series of boxes, a more complex and specific division of space

than the simpler and regularly referenced five vertical divisions of central, half-,

and wide spaces.

The intention is that no more than two players should be aligned verticality in any one phase of play.

Guardiola also likes to create two blocks in his team, five defending and five attacking.

By 'inverting' his full-backs, essentially pushing them infield rather than creating overlapping

runs outside, this becomes easier and facilitates the aim of positional play, which is to always

have at least one player spare to make the retention of the ball easier, and to create

one v ones out wide.

Inverted full-backs allow the attacking wide players to push higher without

worrying about their defensive duties, and create a series of triangle passing options

when moving the ball out from the back, allowing retention of the ball.

This is one of the reasons that Pep wants a goalkeeper who is capable of passing well

– the use of this square defensive formation with

a deep dropping midfielder, usually Fernandinho for Manchester City, means that as long as

the 'keeper is competent at passing, City can

build an attack with quick passing from deep and switch the play as the centre-backs and

full-backs split wider if pressured.

Using inverted full-backs in this way also creates a problem for the opposition, who

must pull their own wide men in-field to stop a total mismatch of numbers.

This done either by pushing central midfielders forwards, leaving

a back four to mark five attacking players but

hopefully preventing the ball getting to them in the first instance, or by pulling the wide

attacking midfielders in, which allows six players to defend, but massively restricts

their own opportunities to attack.

It's very easy to see the influence of Marcelo Bielsa on Guardiola in this shape, the desire

to ensure that there is one more central defender

than striker, and the use of full-backs or wing-backs who can stray into central areas

to create space and numerical superiority.​ Guardiola has also used a 4-3-3 this season,

although with his system, it's worth remembering that starting formations are essentially

just that, and his players are expected, like Bielsa's, to be able to fit into a

fluid style and play myriad roles in build-up and defence.

In the 4-3-3, the full-backs are equally dynamic, often pushing very high.

Against Bournemouth, it was noticeable how often City

had five players ahead of the ball, the widest of these often being the full-backs.

This means that David Silva and Kevin De Bruyne, who is rapidly establishing himself both

as a deeper-lying playmaker and the best all-round

creative midfielder in the league, can stay deeper and play defence splitting passes,

while Fernandinho drops into the space around the centre-backs; the five and five split

is maintained because the full-backs provide the

width as Bernardo Silva and Raheem Sterling drive inwards or directly forwards in support

of Jesus or Aguero up front.

Alternatively, one full-back can stay back and the other pushes us, which allows either

Silva or De Bruyne to get forwards, maintaining

the essential back three, two central midfielders, and five pushing ahead of the ball.

This is why City's players, and the full-backs especially, must be comfortable in a variety

of roles.

If the basic five and five split is present, and no more than two players are occupying

the same vertical space with ideally five players pushing ahead of the ball, then City

are able both to create overloads and maintain a defensive

shape that should keep them reasonably well protected from counters.

Add to this their ability to keep possession, and no side has

had a greater percentage of the ball over the last two seasons than Guardiola's men,

and you can see what Guardiola is trying to do,

and why the summer spending was necessary.

Whether it will win him and City the league among a strong field of contenders

remains to be seen.

People often ask us where we get our stats for these videos; a great place to start is

the OneFootball app – the app offers fairly

comprehensive statistical coverage of teams and

players, in game and post-match – so there's a link in the description if you'd like to download it!

Thanks for watching.

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The Alphabet Is So Much Fun! | Kids Songs | Super Simple Songs - Duration: 2:05.

A...B...C...D...

E...F...G...

H...I...J...K...

L M N O P

Q...R...S...

T U V

W...X...Y...and Z

A...B...C...D...

E...F...G...

H...I...J...K...

L M N O P

Q...R...S...

T U V

W...X...Y...and Z

The alphabet is so much fun

I love to sing with everyone

Now I know my ABCs

Next time won't you sing with me

A...B...C...D...

E...F...G...

H...I...J...K...

L M N O P

Q...R...S...

T U V

W...X...Y...and Z

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Kelly Clarkson Releases Two New Songs: "Love So Soft" and "Move You" - Duration: 2:07.

Kelly Clarkson Releases Two New Songs: "Love So Soft" and "Move You"

Kelly Clarkson announced last week that shed be releasing a new single, Love So Soft, today. What she didnt announce was that fans who pre-ordered her album Meaning of Life on iTunes ahead of its Oct.

27 release would also get a second song, Move You, as an instant download.

The double release ushers in a new era for Clarkson, who signed a deal with Atlantic Records in June 2016; fourteen months earlier, she dropped Piece by Piece, her seventh and final studio album as part of her contract with RCA Records.

After winning American Idol there was an arranged marriage that occurred that sometimes worked out and sometimes resulted in the hardest experiences of my life, the Grammy winner, 35, said.

As an artist, American Idol gave me something that was incredible, an audience and a platform before even releasing music. Although I am extremely thankful to the amazing people that Ive had the chance to work with, I cannot describe the excitement of working with Julie Greenwald, Craig Kallman and their team at Atlantic Records.

The loyalty, innovation, and creativeness that Atlantic Records has been consistently bringing to the music industry is incredibly exciting for any artist to be a part of! We have already started creating a record that I have been wanting to make since I was a little girl, and a record that fans have been asking me to make for years.

Heres to the future!. In a Facebook Live video, Clarkson explained why she switched record labels before working on her eighth album.

Whats cool about Atlantic Records is that they love every part of my personality, as far as all the colors of my voice, she said.

I love the country side of me, I love the Broadway side of me, I love the pop side of me and the soulful side of me—and they are down to really make whatever record Im into, which is real rare.

So, Im super excited about it. Love So Soft is also available via Amazon, Apple Music, Google Play and Spotify. In addition to premiering two new songs, Clarkson also released the Love So Soft music video.

Clarkson will perform on Todays Citi Concert Series tomorrow. (E! and NBC are both members of the NBCUniversal family.

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Große Ankündigung vom TV-Producer: So gehts bei GZSZ weiter - Duration: 2:51.

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Why do so many people love having sex in public places?News - Duration: 5:44.

Why do so many people love having sex in public places?

I checked out the footage online (it was a slow news day, okay?) and I felt almost nostalgic. "Young love," I thought wistfully, as I made pancakes for the kids. "They must really be into each other.".

It's been a long time since I've had sex on a train platform. A very long time, since I've never actually had sex on a train platform.

Still, I vividly recall the thrill of risky sex, sneaking a shag in when there's a good chance of being caught. Most of us will, if only from our younger days.

Who didn't smuggle their boyfriend into their room and have a quickie before their parents got home? It feels subversive and exciting, with a shivery sense of triumph when you succeed. Or, er, so I hear.

Yep, this is certainly taboo. Having sex in public places is a little more kinky than sneaky bedroom sex, but it's on the same continuum. And, as sexologist Nikki Goldstein explains to me, sex in public is a fairly standard fantasy.

It is illegal, and so it is taboo, and we are all turned on by the idea of a taboo.

Even sharing the stories is fun. How many brilliant conversations have begun with the titillating words, "what is the weirdest place you've ever had sex?" (For the record, my second weirdest was in a stair well during a party.

And no, you don't need to know the first.).

Yep, these two were not shy. So what kind of person actually goes through with the fantasy and has sex in public? Well, according to Nikki, some public sexers are attention seekers, and others are just trying to be kinky.

Some have agoraphilia, and become aroused from having sex in public. Most enjoy the risk of being caught, rather than actually being sprung mid coitus.

And then there are those who actually enjoy being watched having sex, which is when kink veers into exhibitionism.

I've never been an exhibitionist (except when it comes to karaoke), but my desire for privacy has increased exponentially since having kids. It's difficult to get any private time at all, let alone have sex uninterrupted in my own house.

The risk of being caught is a complete mood killer; instead of fantasising about public sex, I fantasise about locked hotel rooms and a reliable babysitter for the kids. So is parenthood the end to public-sex fantasies?.

Well, not necessarily, says Nikki Goldstein, who explains that getting sprung by one's children is very different to getting sprung by another adult.

"Getting caught having sex by your kids is very awkward. Getting caught by a stranger, on the other hand, isn't the end of the world.

If you take a mum and dad who are always worried about getting caught by their kids and put them in a park to have sex, they will still feel excited.".

Just perhaps not a play park. We are all utterly sick of them.

So if public sex is such a common fantasy, why were people so appalled by the couple on the train platform? I mean, sure it was inappropriate — no-one needs to see a stranger's bum while they're waiting for train — but why the outrage?.

"Good question," says Nikki. "We have movies and TV shows that are full of death and crime and heinous acts, and they are considered 'entertainment'.

And yet the idea of sex that is fun and pleasurable and enjoyable is regarded as the most offensive thing we have ever seen.".

She acknowledged that displays of public sex might open up some awkward conversations between parents and their kids. "Still," she said, "People have sex to connect with each other and feel good and have intimacy.

I'd much rather explain that to a child than explain why people murder each other.". I concur with Nikki. Public sex makes a lot more sense than murder and violence and hate.

On the other hand, public sex makes a lot less sense than a nice hotel room with clean sheets and a freshly scrubbed bath.

And on that note, I'm off to fantasise again. For this mum, a bit of private time is the greatest aphrodisiac of all. You can follow Kerri Sackville on Twitter and Facebook.

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The best movies of 2017, so farNews - Duration: 16:10.

The best movies of 2017, so far

Kumail Nanjiani is best known for his work on HBO comedy Silicon Valley.

The best romantic comedy in years, The Big Sick will hopefully revitalise a genre that more often gets it wrong than right. Based on the real-life story of Pakistani-American comedian Kumail Nanjiani and his wife Emily V.

Gordon, the film has humour and humanity.

The Big Sick follows the story of Kumail and Emily who meet when she heckles his stand-up act. The two start dating but the obstacles in their way are many, including his traditional parents and her medically induced coma.

MOONLIGHT.

Moonlight was awarded the Oscar for Best Picture in February after the famous mix-up that first saw La La Land crowned.

Moonlight is a perfect film, from its transcendent performances to its beautiful cinematography to its thoughtful writing. It's no wonder it was the real winner of this year's Oscar race. It is truly a visceral cinematic experience like no other.

Character-driven rather than plot driven, this quiet film is the story of Chiron, a gay African-American boy from the Miami projects told through three chapters in his life, as a child, a teenager and then as a young man.

LOGAN.

Hugh Jackman has played Wolverine across nine films, since 2000's X-Men.

The last chapter of Hugh Jackman's 17-year journey as Wolverine, Logan doesn't have the feel or look of a comic book movie. Stylistically, this gritty film borrows more from neo-Western films than its superhero antecedents.

It has a sophistication often lacking in the genre while still delivering thrills.

After a cataclysmic event, an ageing Logan/Wolverine is hiding out in Mexico with Professor X (Patrick Stewart) when chaos enters his life in the form of a young girl with his powers.

Hot on her trails is an evil biotech corporation exploiting Mutant DNA. MANCHESTER BY THE SEA.

Casey Affleck won Best Actor at the Oscars for his performance in Manchester by the Sea. It may be a potent examination of grief, family and self-imposed solitude, but Manchester by the Sea is also oddly life-affirming.

Powered by an extraordinarily raw and restrained performance from Casey Affleck, Kenneth Lonergan's movie allows the writing and acting to take centre stage with a sparse filmmaking approach.

It's a deeply, deeply affecting film and the kind of character-led storytelling everyone should be making their first priority to see.

Do yourself a favour and go download the Baby Driver soundtrack.

A heist movie about a getaway driver named Baby doesn't sound like it would be a fresh breeze in a blockbuster landscape littered with tired ideas but it is, thanks largely to Edgar Wright's imaginative approach.

It is a technical marvel with every walk, every chase and every movement meticulously synchronised to Baby Driver's pulsating soundtrack and song cues. Baby Driver is an exuberant joy ride and one you can't afford to miss.

DUNKIRK.

MOVIE REVIEW DUNKIRK1:08 Movie review for Christopher Nolans new film Dunkirk July 19th 2017 2 months ago /display/newscorpaustralia.

Dunkirk is not an easy battle to capture on film, it being mostly about a successful retreat rather than some prosaic hero moment. But, somehow, Christopher Nolan pulls it off.

It's a return to true form for the director and it may well be his best film yet.

It combines the clever structure of Memento, the scale and ambition of The Dark Knight and the amazing cinematography of Inception. There is not a single wasted moment in this film — everything has a purpose.

Nor is it dripping in sentiment, a rarity for a war film. Dunkirk is nothing short of a five-star masterpiece.

You'll never scoff at the classic Halloween costume again after A Ghost Story.

It's difficult describing a movie that isn't really driven by a plot, especially when it's barely driven by characters. As pretentious as this sounds, A Ghost Story is more about a feeling, an emotional response to a singular cinematic experience.

Made on the cheap for $100,000, this Casey Affleck and Rooney Mara starrer will mostly be remembered for Affleck's garb — a bedsheet with two eyeholes cut out.

While the film traffics in lofty concepts like time, legacy, grief and love, it still manages to make everything feel intimate. This is not a film you'll forget in a hurry.

Wonder Woman has grossed over a billion dollars at the box office. Wonder Woman is not a perfect movie — its writing and final battle scenes have serious problems. But it is so much fun, you'll forgive it for its sins.

More to the point, Wonder Woman is an important movie for generations of women, most crucially, the up-and-coming generation of girls.

Carrying the weight of whether female-led superhero movies are worth being funded, its successful run at the box office and its rapturous reception from fans and critics makes it a kick-arse proposition.

About as kick-arse as Wonder Woman herself — she who can fling herself through the air and lyrically contort her body to land a killer blow.

Homecoming is Marvel's homage to John Hughes.

By now, we wouldn't blame you if you were sick of all the massive, world-ending stakes in superhero epics. So along comes Spider-Man: Homecoming, whose charming, bumbling teenage hero grounds a genre that needed a serious reality check.

It's the perfect blend of high school dramedy and comic book antics and young Brit Tom Holland carries it off with a self-conscious panache — voice-pops and all.

Homecoming can also boast what few other superhero flicks can: a compelling, relatable villain with an understandable motivation.

Sometimes, it's not paranoia. Comedian Jordan Peele says there is much in common between comedy and horror — both are about pacing and reveals.

So we shouldn't be surprised that Peele's first feature as director is such an accomplished horror-comedy with more than a touch of biting social commentary. It manages to both embrace its genre and inject fresh blood with its cerebral but unpretentious approach.

Chris, an African-American man, joins his caucasian girlfriend and her middle-class, progressive parents for a weekend at their country estate. Obviously, everything is not as it seems.

If you're usually someone who avoids horror like an "Instagram star" avoids a real job, make an exception for Get Out, you won't regret it.

Lion was Nicole Kidman's first project in her very good year.

This incredible true story about Saroo Brierley's journey from a lost five-year-old in India to being adopted by Tasmanian parents and back again to his homeland is a sweeping, emotionally charged tale.

If this Australian film doesn't have you ugly crying by the time the credits roll, we're not sure you're human. The standout scenes are undeniably the first half with Mumbai native, Sunny Pawar, stealing your heart as the young Saroo.

Just make sure you have the tissues on hand for this one, you'll definitely need them.

LOGAN LUCKY: The movie that brought Steven Soderbergh out of retirement, this almost-reworked version of Ocean's Eleven, but with hillbillies, is a fun crime caper. Bonus: Daniel Craig having the best time in years.

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ATOMIC BLONDE: There's a plot twist that doesn't really make sense if you think about it too hard but that's all OK because Charlize Theron has already kicked, punched and destroyed her enemies in this stylish and visually vivid flick.

OKJA: A child and her pet stories are dime-a-dozen but Okja has an irreverent and poignant spirit that far transcends its genre. Plus, it has a top cast with the likes of Tilda Swinton, Jake Gyllenhaal, Paul Dano and Anh Seo-hyun.

PERSONAL SHOPPER: Kirsten Stewart is starting to cement her cred as a serious indie actor, making thoughtful choices like Personal Shopper, an unconventional ghost story about a woman and her dead twin brother.

Haunting in more ways than one. (Carole Bethuel/IFC Films via AP).

LOVING: A story about Richard and Mildred Loving whose legal case struck down anti-bi-racial marriage laws in the US, Loving is a tender, intimate film that captures the spirit of the real-life couple beautifully.

COLOSSAL: A genre-twisting film, the clever Colossal tricks you into thinking you're watching a monster comedy before morphing into a story about empowerment and toxic male entitlement, but without any browbeating.

Night Shyamalan puts in his first good movie in a very long time with Split, which features James McAvoy playing a man with 23 multiple personalities who kidnaps three teenage girls.

T2: TRAINSPOTTING: Twenty years after their heroin-induced madness, Renton, Sickboy, Spud and Begbie are back. Did we need a Trainspotting sequel? Probably not. But damn if it isn't a rollicking ride.

Older but probably not much wiser. A MAN CALLED OVE: A Swedish dramedy based on a best-selling novel, this movie is about a curmudgeonly former president of a housing estate who keeps a too-vigilant watch over his neighbours.

THE BEGUILED: You either love Sofia Coppola or you don't — there's little middle ground. The Beguiled is a beautifully photographed and dryly funny tale of a school of women and girls who takes in a wounded soldier.

A QUIET PASSION: A biographical film about American poet Emily Dickinson may not float everyone's boat but the film's emotional depth and Cynthia Nixon's career-best performance place this well above an average biopic.

WIND RIVER: Directed by Oscar-nominated screenwriter Taylor Sheridan, Wind River is ostensibly a crime thriller about a murdered woman but it's more effective as a film about an unforgiving place and the people forced to contend with its natural brutality.

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HIDDEN FIGURES: Empowering and feel-good, this historical drama about a group of African-American women involved in NASA's Friendship 7 space mission will have you jumping up and cheering.

LADY MACBETH: This hauntingly confronting film based on a Russian novel based on Shakespeare's play is a mesmerising take on a woman's position. Florence Pugh's magnificently eerie performance deserves to be seen.

GIRLS TRIP: Taking the age-old formula of former college besties reuniting for a party weekend, Girls Trip ramps it up a notch by saying, unapologetically, women can do this better than men.

TONI ERDMANN: A crowd-pleaser, Toni Erdmann may be a long watch, but it's pure comedic joy, nestled within a story about the fraught relationship between a father and daughter. The film was nominated for the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar.

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