Which are your favourite films of 2015?

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Friday, 04 Dec 2015

# Action and adventure films

# Period and historical films

# Romance films

# Science fiction and fantasy films

# Sport films

# Thrillers

# World cinema

Our critics’ votes are in ... As we count down the best films of the year, it’s your chance to nominate the movie you enjoyed the most this year – and join the debate in the comments below

The Guardian’s writers have made their selections from 2015’s movie releases, and shuffled them into an order of merit. Now we want to know which films left you exhilarated, excited and glad you went to the cinema. Use the form below to make your choices, and we’ll round up your favourites soon.

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