A couple of months ago, we announced the winners of our “Brick” awards.

We asked our readers to choose their favorite “Bricks,” from “The Brick” to “The Mummy.”

This year, we asked you to choose from the three remaining nominees: “The Last of Us,” “Star Trek Beyond” and “The Martian.”

Our winners are below.

The Brick Awards 2016: The Mummy (2014) This award-winning horror film, based on a novel by J.K. Rowling, follows the story of a young girl named Molly who wakes up in a mysterious alien cemetery.

Her father, an eccentric alien hunter named John, has just discovered a mysterious new species of alien, a creature that looks and behaves like humans but can’t be classified as human.

Molly wakes up on a spaceship in space, and her new life is made even more strange when she meets a strange man who’s the son of an old alien hunter.

Molly and her father must learn to work together and learn to love one another in order to survive in this alien-infested world.

It was nominated for a total of 13 Best Picture and Best Director nominations, making it the most-nominated movie of the year.

The Mummies (2016) This is the fourth time that “The LEGO Movie” has won the Brick Awards.

In fact, the first was in 2013, when the film won Best Picture, Best Director and Best Score.

This time around, we’re excited to be honoring the film that won Best Original Screenplay.

“The Lego Movie” is a fun film, with a strong focus on the LEGO characters and their unique LEGO creations.

The film also stars Emma Stone, Will Arnett, Tom Hiddleston, Chris Pratt and Mark Ruffalo.

It’s a classic film, which has been praised for its quirky humor, strong performances and a great script.

This is a fantastic movie for the Lego fans out there.

It is also a great film for movie-goers with a limited budget who are looking for a little bit of fun in their films.

“Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens” (2015) The latest installment of the Star Wars franchise, “Star War: Episode IX” stars Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher, Anthony Daniels, Daisy Ridley, John Boyega and Oscar Isaac.

It follows the saga of Luke Skywalker, his son Han Solo and Princess Leia Organa, who have left the galaxy to join a rebellion against the Galactic Empire.

As they prepare for their first mission together, they come across a mysterious planet and an ancient force called the Force.

The movie won eight Best Picture nods, including Best Director for director J.J. Abrams, best actor for Hamill and best actress for Fisher.

“Jumanji” (2016/2017) The first film in the popular “Jumptown” series, “Jungle Book” is set on the streets of Jumpton, Massachusetts, and follows the adventures of four children and their dog.

In “Jumping Jumanji,” they run into a strange, old-fashioned, cartoonish version of the Jumpty Dumpty character.

The story follows a family who must learn how to interact with one another as they try to solve the mystery of their neighbors’ disappearance.

This story is set in the world of “Jumbo” cartoons.

The kids find a book called the “Jummplunk,” a giant Jumplunk, that is the only thing they need to find the missing people.

Jumbo’s adventures in this animated film are just a little too cute for their liking.

The Jumppies are best friends, but when the little girl’s father (Jake Gyllenhaal) goes missing, Jumbo and his friends have to figure out a way to find him, which leads them to a magical jungle on a mysterious island.

“Spider-Man: Homecoming” (2017) This movie follows the lives of a group of teens and their spider-like ally, Web.

The plot revolves around a group who are going to be the first Spider-Men.

The title of the film, in reference to the character of Spider-Man, is “Homecoming.”

The story is based on the comic book series by Brian Michael Bendis and Peter David, “Amazing Spider-man” and the TV series “The Amazing Spider- Man.”

In “Home,” the teenage protagonists learn about the dangers of using technology in the real world and they must fight back against the technology of the supervillains who have taken over their lives.

“Dunkirk” (2012) A romantic comedy based on The Great British Bake Off, “Dunks” tells the story about a couple trying to navigate their way through a busy, busy world.

The couple is living in London when the weather turns for the worst.

The weather turns nasty when they’re suddenly confronted with an entire