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The coronavirus pandemic shut down theaters in March, and even though some have reopened, it has changed the movie industry — quite possibly forever.

As more people are streaming and watching new releases at-home, will this be a new normal? Or will 2020 be a strange period in cinema?

Nonetheless, our Cube Critics Marcheta Fornoff and Euan Kerr still found some gems. Aisha Harris, a host of NPR’s Pop Culture Happy Hour, joined them to share her top films. They also discussed what the industry might look like in the next few years.

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With most theaters closed and big screens unavailable, it was a weird year for movies. But our Cube Critics still found some treasures.

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The Cube Critics on their top films of 2020

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