The “15-year goal” Tom Holland set in 2017 that he’s no closer to achieving
Far-fetched?
2017
017 was a standout year in music, film and popular culture, delivering acclaimed albums, groundbreaking films and major cultural milestones.
In music, Kendrick Lamar’s DAMN. won the Pulitzer Prize for Music, while Lorde, Tyler, the Creator and LCD Soundsystem released critically celebrated records. In cinema, The Shape of Water emerged as the Academy Award winner for ‘Best Picture’, with Get Out, Lady Bird, Call Me by Your Name and Dunkirk also defining the year.
Streaming platforms continued to transform entertainment consumption, while the #MeToo movement became a global cultural force, reshaping conversations around accountability and representation across the film, television and music industries.
The disgraced 2000s comedian Phoebe Waller-Bridge won’t apologise for being inspired by
Was truly disappointed in him.
The 2017 movie character Woody Harrelson called Marlon Brando meets Donald Trump
Inspiration comes from everywhere.
“He was the enemy”: The 2017 movie that forced Woody Harrelson to overcome a lifelong hatred
A career-defining role.
The X-rated 2017 role Megan Fox refused to play: “It has very graphic sex scenes”
She stood her ground.
Joel Edgerton names his most harshly treated 2017 movie: “Critics were a little bit too harsh”
He realised audiences like it more than reviewers.
The 2017 Aubrey Plaza role written for a middle-aged man: “I am many things”
She made the part her own.
Guy Ritchie’s flimsy defence of the worst cameo in cinema history: “He was fantastic”
No way he’s talking himself out of this one.
More About 2017
Some of the most acclaimed films of 2017 include The Shape of Water, Get Out, Lady Bird, Call Me by Your Name, Dunkirk, Blade Runner 2049 and Phantom Thread.
Notable albums released in 2017 include DAMN. by Kendrick Lamar, Melodrama by Lorde, Flower Boy by Tyler, the Creator, American Dream by LCD Soundsystem and Sleep Well Beast by The National.
2017 is remembered for the critical success of Get Out and The Shape of Water, Kendrick Lamar's DAMN., the rise of streaming as the dominant form of entertainment consumption and the emergence of the #MeToo movement as a defining cultural moment.