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2012 Was a pretty good year for movies, I had to make it a top 20. What were yours?
1 - Argo 2 - Django Unchained 3 - The Perks of Being a Wallflower 4 - Skyfall 5 - Cloud Atlas 6 - Prometheus 7 - Lincoln 8 - The Dark Knight Rises 9 - Chronicle 10 - Flight
Runners up
11 - The Grey 12 - Killer Joe 13 - The Raid: Redemption 14 - End Of Watch 15 - The Avengers 16 - Looper 17 - The Hobbit 18 - Lawless 19 - Sinister 20 - Paradise Lost 3
Really tough call between number 1 and 2, with the order of them probably changing depending on how I'm feeling on that given day (Django Unchained still hasn't been released in the UK yet, but I'm certain that would have made an appearance had I seen it).
1. Argo 2. Oslo, August 31 3. Headhunters 4. Wild Bill 5. Moonrise Kingdom 6. Silver Linings Playbook 7. End of Watch 8. Seven Psychopaths 9. Skyfall 10. 21 Jump Street
Hmm, my list is unusually Canadian this year! Relatively speaking. In no order:
Coriolanus Detachment Goon Sleeping Beauty (if I were numbering, this would probably be first) God Bless America (bit of a disappointment after World's Greatest Dad, but still audacious, at least) Headhunters Beyond the Black Rainbow The Tall Man (single-handedly 180-ed my opinion of Jessica Biel as an actor) Silver Linings Playbook (my second favourite romance film of the century, after Brokeback Mountain. And Jennifer Lawrence is sooooo sexy) The Raid: Redemption
Honourable mentions for the increasingly rare fairly-well-designed Hollywood blockbuster:
Can't build a top 10 until I've seen Django, Les Mis, Beasts, Cloud Atlas and Zero, but having seen pretty much all the Oscar contenders, the Oscar bait and a whole load in between, here is where I'm at:
The standouts:
- The Hunt - Headhunters - The Raid - The Dark Knight Rises - Cabin in the Woods - Wild Bill - Killer Joe
Best of the rest:
- The Imposter - Amour - End of Watch - Sinister - Silent House - Silver Linings Playbook - Argo - Ill Manors - Perks of Being a Wallflower - How I Spent My Summer Vacation
01. Django Unchained 02. The Master 03. Argo 04. Lincoln 05. The Cabin in the Woods 06. The Avengers & The Dark Knight Rises (tie) 07. Looper 08. Paradise Lost 3 09. Zero Dark Thirty 10. ParaNorman 11. Moonrise Kingdom 12. Safety Not Guaranteed 13. Skyfall 14. Goon 15. Wreck-It Ralph 16. 21 Jump Street 17. Sinister 18. Chronicle 19. Dredd 20. The Raid: Redemption
Worst Movie: The Devil Inside
Most Disappointing: The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey. Not a bad movie by any means, it just felt like too much padding and filler content to expand the run time.
Everything Must End...
The Final Episode of The Lunchroom Coming Summer 2010
I saw Dredd. Thought it was fun but a bit redundant. The cgi blood kind of ruined it for me. I was hoping the kills would be a bit more creative. Then again, after seeing the Raid there was no way it could have stacked up.
My top 10...
1 ParaNorman 2 Django/The Raid Redemption 3 Killer Joe/Silver Lining Playbooks 4 Wreck it Ralph 5 Argo 6 Bernie 7 Moonrise Kingdom 8 Skyfall 9 The Hobbit 10 Prometheus/Looper
Honorable Mentions: the grey, headhunters, seven psychopaths, avengers
Worst film of the year: The Amazing Spiderman/Dark Knight Rises
Okay DKR wasn't AS bad as Spidey, but it still sucked ass.
You wouldn't mind giving me a brief skinny on this one, would you? Amour and Zero Dark Thirty are essentially the last two flicks I'm waiting on seeing for 2012 but seems I might be in for something of a wait on the former. I don't know anybody who's seen it at this point and would be down to hear a few good words.