Your Top 10 of 2011 (so far)
 

I thought we could have one thread where we list our top 10 movies of the year and discuss them. As we see new movies, we can go back and edit our posts. I think it might be interesting as opposed to just doing like summer lists or winter lists.

Here's mine:

Top 10

1. Drive
2. The Artist
3. Another Earth
4. Melancholia
5. Young Adult
6. Take Shelter
7. Midnight in Paris
8. Certified Copy
9. 50/50
10. Contagion




There's still a whole lot of great movies coming out that will likely make my list. What are yours?

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1. The Tree of Life
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9. The Tree of Life
10. The Tree of Life

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From what I've seen so far, these are the only I would consider to be "great" films:

Drive
The Tree of Life
50/50
Attack the Block
Hanna
Midnight in Paris

There's been a lot of fun films, but this year has mostly consisted of shit.

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I haven't seen ten good films this year, so I''ll just list the ones that I gave an 8/10 or higher to in order.

1. Drive
2. Super 8
3. Crazy Stupid Love
4. Our Idiot Brother
5. Rise of the Planet of the Apes

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I don't get out as much anymore, but I loved me some Fast Five and Final Destination 5. The Muppets will probably be my favorite though.

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It's been a weak year that's for sure. I"m not sure I could make a top 5 right now.

Hanna sucked IMO, and I really wanted to like that one. Tree of Life was pretty profound but I'm not sure I love it yet. I missed Drive, 50/50 and Contagion so those are three possibilities. HP7P2 is kind of a gimme. Apes was good.

X-men was just OK.

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Horrible movie year, but my favorite new release is probably Midnight In Paris. I haven't seen Tree Of Life yet though.

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I was mulling over the December releases, and also concluded that this is one of the more weak years in cinema in almost a decade. It's doubtful the Oscar-winning performances will be seen by a lot of movie-goers this year, it's that weak.

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Will update and shift around as I see more:

1. Melancholia
2. 50/50
3. Drive
4. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2
5. Contagion
6. The Help
7. Rise of the Planet of the Apes
8. Super 8
9. X-Men First Class
10. The Ides of March

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I don't think I've seen enough movies yet for a top 10, but here's my top 5:

1.) Moneyball
2.) Harry Potter & The Deathly Hallows Part 2
3.) Rise of the Planet of the Apes
4.) Super 8
5.) X-Men: First Class

Honorable mentions: Crazy, Stupid, Love.; Thor; and Captain America

I'm assuming after today, The Muppets might make it somewhere into this list. :)

Re: Your Top 10 of 2011 (so far)
 

1) Transformers 3



*no need for any further list.

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The more years go by, the more I realize that 1999 and 2007 were absolute flukes in terms of quality movie years. :(

I mean, there have been some "genre" films I've really enjoyed (Captain America, X-Men: FC, Harry Potter) but I'm not as bugfuck about them the same way I was over Scott Pilgrim, Toy Story 3, or How To Train Your Dragon.

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Transformers: Dark of the Moon in IMAX 3-D.

Bridesmaids

And that's it for now.

Some things I want to see are in theaters now or due soon. They're too many out all at once: HUGO, J. EDGAR, THE DESCENDANTS, A DANGEROUS METHOD and a couple others.

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in order but still plenty to see.

1. Drive
2. Midnight in Paris
3. Tree of Life
4. The Skin I Live In
5. Hugo
6. Martha Marcy May Marlene
7. Super 8
8. The Descendents
9. Contagion
10. Ides of March
11. Moneyball

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In no order:

Drive
Midnight in Paris
Melancholia
Source Code
Super 8
Attack The Block
Another Earth
Tree of Life
50/50
Moneyball


really weak year now that I look at it. Granted...I haven't seen MMMM,

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Damm it! i have yet to see Tree of Life & Melancholia (and I skipped a free showing of that one)

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In no particular order:

'Drive'
'Meek's Cutoff'
'Tree of Life'
'13 Assassins' (? released late last year in Japan, but in US 2011)
'Rango'
'The Guard'
'Detective Dee and the Mystery of the Phantom Flame'
'Cedar Rapids'
'Hanna'
'Shaolin'

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No order as of yet:

Super 8
Tucker and Dale vs Evil
Rise of the Planet of the Apes
Attack the Block
Drive
Captain America
I Saw the Devil (U.S. release 2011)
Rango
Hobo with a Shotgun
Batman: Year One

List might change by the end of the year but I doubt it.

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It's a shame seeing all these lists without a Pixar film on them.

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This thread made me realize how few movies I watched this past year. Of the handful I did see, Fast Five was definitely the most entertaining. Also enjoyed Rango.

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I agree that it's been a weak year but like most years the best movies have yet to come out.

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I haven't been to the theater much this year - not because there wasn't anything of interest, but simply because I've decided I almost always prefer watching movies at home.

So I have a list of about a dozen movies that have already come to and left the theaters, and that I plan to see eventually, and another dozen or so (Melancholia, Carnage, Kid with a Bike, etc.) coming out in the next two months that I hope to see.

With that said, here's my list so far:

Another Earth
Certified Copy
Midnight in Paris
The Tree of Life
Moneyball
Uncle Boonmee
Hanna
Le Havre
Meek's Cutoff

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In no particular order:

Super 8
Contagion
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2
Cars 2
X-Men: First Class
Drive
Captain America
Bridesmaids
50/50
The Ides of March

I'll definitely have to revise this list later. There are still plenty of films for me to see (including Hugo and The Muppets later this week). I'd imagine the list won't be entirely the same by the year's end.