23 to See in 2019 As I said of 2018's 21 to See , I don't necessarily expect everything that follows to be good, but it should at least be interesting; that’s ultimately why number one on this list is number one (given the hurdles it has to cross to satisfy). Last year's lot have had mixed fates, from languishing unreleased ( The Man Who Killed Don Quixote , De Palma's Domino ) to reshoots that rendered them not all that interesting actually ( The Predator ), to several that didn't result in a 2018 appearance, two of which I've returned to on this year's list ( Serenity , Benedetta ; the others were Alita: Battle Angel and Captive State ) to "Who knows what will happen?" now Luc Besson's had various fingers pointed at him ( Anna ). And then there were the Netflix disappointments (H old the Dark , Apostle , Mute ). I've yet to see Can You Ever Forgive Me? and Destroyer , both of which have received good notices. Without further ado th