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Aug. 9, 2018 by Devin Jones

In many cases, films do make the cut, but there are plenty of good ones for everyone. We'll give each of the top 10 films of 2018, with the caveat that some of them may not make it in time to make a final post.

One of the best known documentaries: The Making of the Transformers: Age of Extinction by Tom Holland (The Lion King, Prometheus, Alien, Blade Runner, and The Hunger Games)

There are a lot of fun and unique things about the Transformers movies, but they're not the kind of movie that makes us feel all-too-well, like it's a bit of a mystery. This film is a testament to the ingenuity of the team behind the Transformers, and the creative direction we're taking with this film. It's a tough, scary, weird, and downright bizarre story that will leave you shaking your head at the sheer number of movies out there.

One of the best documentaries: The Grand Hologram by Steven Spielberg (2001: A Space Odyssey)

We were fortunate enough to catch a great documentary from Spielberg, and this is a great one. It's a tale of a young Autobot who travels to Mars to save his parents from an impending disaster. The film follows the journey of Tasha, a young woman in the midst of life, through the dark times of her parents' relationship to their children.

One of the best documentaries: The Martian by Steven Spielberg (2001: A Space Odyssey)

Steven Spielberg was a big fan of the first four Transformers films, and this one has some pretty great ideas about what he hopes to bring to the franchise. Spielberg has developed a deep love of science fiction and fantasy, and he's doing a really good job as a director with this one.

One of the best film-to-film interviews, with Stephen Hawking (The Terminator, The Fifth Element, and others)

If you're a sci-fi fan, you might really like the fact that Hawking's movie about the future's inhabitants has been made into a documentary. But it's not a big deal. It's just as good as it gets. This movie, which opens in a major U.S. theatre, is just as fantastic as the first four movies, and it's a blast to watch.

In fact, what a great documentary. The last two, the Terminator, were great. And the fourth film, The Last Jedi, is a fantastic movie about a group of young Jedi, sent