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**Bubz** · 11-24-2012, 12:17 PM

HOLY MOTORS! Seriously, can't get that fucking film out of my head.

Holy Motors
Argo
The Dark Knight Rises
Safety Not Guaranteed
Rust And Bone
End Of Watch
Moonrise Kingdom
Martha Marcy May Marlene
The Avengers
Looper/Skyfall

Still waiting to see The Master, Killing Them Softly and Amour

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roberta · 11-25-2012, 06:29 AM

My favorite movie of 2012 is The dark knight rises, just amazing

**Bubz** · 11-30-2012, 07:02 PM

New top 10

Beats Of The Southern Wild (10)

Holy Motors (9.5)
Argo(9)
Amour (Love) (9)
The Dark Knight Rises (9)
Safety Not Guaranteed (9)
The Imposter (9)
Rust And Bone (8)
End Of Watch (8)
Moonrise Kingdom (8)

**Sephiroth** · 12-08-2012, 03:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Sephiroth

My 2010 List
My 2011 List

2012 List
21 Jump Street (9)
Amazing Spider-Man, The (8)
American Reunion (3)
Argo (10)
Avengers, The (10)
Bourne Legacy, The (5)
Brave (7)
Cabin In The Woods, The (10)
Chronicle (8)
Contraband (7)
Dark Knight Rises, The (10)
Dark Shadows (8)
Devil Inside, The (2)
Dr. Seuss's The Lorax (7)
Expendables II. The (6)
Five-Year Engagement, The (8)
Frankenweenie (9)
Friends With Kids (8)
Good Old Fashioned Orgy, A (4)
Haywire (8)
Hope Springs (7)
Hunger Games, The (7)
Jeff Who Lives At Home (7)
John Carter (6)
Justice League: Doom (7)
Lockout (6)
Looper (10)
Magic Mike (8)
Man On A Ledge (7)
Men In Black III (6)
Moonrise Kingdom (10)
One For The Money (1)
Paranormal Activity 4 (5)
Paranorman (8)
People Like Us (7)
Prometheus (9)
Raid: Redemption, The (10)
Rock of Ages (6)
Safe House (4)
Safety Not Guaranteed (10)
Secret World Of Arrietty, The (9)
Seeking A Friend For The End Of The World (10)
Skyfall (10)
Snow White And The Huntsman (3)
Superman vs. The Elite (8)
Taken 2 (4)
That's My Boy (3)
This Means War (8)
Vow, The (4)
Wanderlust (7)
What To Expect When You're Expecting (4)
Woman In Black (4)
Wrath Of The Titans (4)
Wreck-It Ralph (10)

Top 10:
10. The Cabin in the Woods
9. The Raid: Redemption
8. Looper
7. Moonrise Kingdom
6. Argo
5. Seeking A Friend For The End Of The World
4. Wreck-It Ralph
3. Skyfall
2. The Avengers
1. The Dark Knight Rises

Bottom 10:
10. Safe House
9. Woman in Black
8. Wrath of the Titans
7. The Vow
6. What To Expect When You're Expecting
5. That's My Boy
4. American Reunion
3. Snow White and The Huntsman
2. The Devil Inside
1. One for the Money

Most Anticipated of 2012:

47 Ronin
Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
Django Unchained
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
The Hunter
Lincoln
Ted
This Is Forty
Total Recall

Added American Reunion (3) and Expendables 2, The (6). Can't wait to see Hobbit next week, Ted on DVD, and Jack Reacher, Django, and Les Mis in theaters in a few weeks.

djmathers1207 · 12-09-2012, 08:28 PM

Life Of Pi was great

Striker · 12-09-2012, 09:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Walk-In

I really find it hard to take anyone seriously when they say that The Dark Knight Rises is the movie of the year. That being said, there's no reason for me to come in here & be a Negative Nancy & dump on the thread, so I'll just say, yeah, not even top 10 & easily the worst of the Nolan Trilogy.

Exactly.

Argo, Moonrise Kingdon, The Avengers & Lincoln are all easily better & I could argue that Seven Psychopaths was more fun & Life of Pi is certainly more visually stimulating. I enjoyed both Skyfall & Wreck-it-Ralph more too. And I've still yet to see Killing Them Softly which I have high expectations for.

Well, considering TDKR got great reviews from critics, obviously people who know about films also thought it was good.

You seem to be posting like your opinion is fact.

**The Ratman** · 12-09-2012, 09:30 PM

Dark Knight Rises is #1

asdf0501 · 12-09-2012, 09:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Striker

Well, considering TDKR got great reviews from critics, obviously people who know about films also thought it was good.

Depends of what you understand by critics. If you're talking about people like Ebert who just says "great plot, amazing acting" and remark "i like it" all the time, then probably yes.

Now, serious critics like Rosenbaum or the people from Cahiers Du Cinema has been saying that Nolan is shit for years

Striker · 12-09-2012, 10:11 PM

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Originally Posted by asdf0501

Depends of what you understand by critics. If you're talking about people like Ebert who just says "great plot, amazing acting" and remark "i like it" all the time, then probably yes.

Now, serious critics like Rosenbaum or the people from Cahiers Du Cinema has been saying that Nolan is shit for years

I honestly don't care that much to know who any critics are, but from what I read, there are many critics who pointed out flaws but also called it a good/great movie.

Saying Nolan is shit is plain stupid. Or they have a very loose term of the word shit.

asdf0501 · 12-09-2012, 10:33 PM

yeah, probably mainstream bias medias...

Anyway, why one can't say Nolan is shit? specially if you come with great arguments like the tendency he has for this great trascendental movies that doesn't say anything.

Is the same flaw that the majority of the American filmmakers have, people like Aronofsky or Scott who believe in this "anything needs to made sense" trap and good movie needs to be "serious" idiocy