Your Top Movies of 2012 (So Far)

[nolfoc]

seen 3 movies so far this year.. they were all decent but I wont be buying on Blu

In Order

Top Movies/ Will be Buying on BD

1. Goon



Enjoyed but wont be buying on Blu

2. The Woman In Black
3. Chronicle
4. The Grey
5. The Vow
6. Safe House




Hated/Disliked

[Foggy]

1) The Artist 9.5/10
2) Chronicle 8.5/10
3) Kill List 8.5/10
4) War Horse 7/10

Watched in Cinemas
Watched on Blu
Released 2011 US but 2012 UK
Watched in 3D
Watched TV/Rent/Netflix etc.
New Addition

[jvince]

1. He Loves Me | A cute, witty, and surprisingly dark examination of the nature of relationships; A modern romantic classic. | MVP: Zoe Kazan
2. The Secret World of Arrietty | Simple yet magical; Quality wholesome fun for all ages. | MVP: Hiromasa Yonebayashi


3. Clown: The Movie | Extremely irreverent and raunchy; A top-notch road trip buddy comedy that will leave you in stitches and awe. | MVP: Frank Hvam
4. The Grey | Two-thirds mainstream, one-third art-house tale of survival. | MVP: Liam Neeson


5. Haywire | Typical action plot presented in a not-so-typical manner. | MVP: Steven Soderbergh
6. The Innkeepers | A nice, little haunted house tale that's slightly higher on comedy than scares. | MVP: Sara Paxton


7. The Hunter | Competent eco-drama featuring breathtaking locales. | MVP: Robert Humphreys
8. Chronicle | The three leads are great, but found-footage has more than worn out its welcome. | MVP: Dane DeHaan


9. The Woman in Black | An inferior (but passable) remake loaded with jump scares and baffling revisions.
10. Silent House | Excellently eerie first half goes downhill thanks to laughably lazy writing and a tired twist. | MVP: Elizabeth Olsen
11. Snowtown | Disturbing but meandering account of Australia's most infamous murders. | MVP: Lucas Pittaway
12. The Vow | Harmless, average date movie. | MVP: Rachel McAdams


13. Headhunters | Mindless violence. | MVP: Aksel Hennie
14. Underworld: Awakening | An amalgamation of everything wrong with Hollywood.

* Titles in red are movies most recently watched.

[mirheum]

Originally Posted by Foggy

1) The Artist 9.5/10
2) Chronicle 8.5/10
3) Kill List 8.5/10
4) War Horse 7/10

Watched in Cinemas
Watched on Blu
Released 2011 US but 2012 UK
Watched in 3D
Watched TV/Rent/Netflix etc.
New Addition

The secret world of Arietty 8/10

[Abdrewes]

1) The Grey
2) Haywire
3) Chronicle

I wonder whether to include films that premiered in festivals or in other places around the world last year. I loved Arrietty, saw Rampart earlier this week, got to see A Separation (just began to play) but I consider those 2011 films. I think Arrietty was first released in 2010.

[Foggy]

1) The Artist 9.5/10
2) Chronicle 8.5/10
3) Kill List 8.5/10
4) War Horse 7/10
5) This Means War 3.5/10

Watched in Cinemas
Watched on Blu
Released 2011 US but 2012 UK
Watched in 3D
Watched TV/Rent/Netflix etc.
New Addition

[Delta09]

1. Chronicle 4/5
2. Safe House 4/5
3. Act of Valor 3/5
4. This Means War 3/5
5. Tinker, Tailor, Solider, Spy 2/5

Old movies rereleased

1. Beauty and the Beast 3D 5/5
2. Star Wars Episode I 3D 4/5

[nolfoc]

In Order

Top Movies/ Will be Buying on BD

1. Goon



Enjoyed but wont be buying on Blu

2. The Woman In Black
3. Chronicle
4. The Grey
5. The Vow
6. Safe House


Hated/Disliked

7. ATM

[timcat4843]

So far:

1. Act of Valor
2. Safe House
3. Contraband

Will be adding all three of these flicks to my blu-ray collection.

[jvince]

1. He Loves Me | A cute, witty, and surprisingly dark examination of the nature of relationships; A modern romantic classic. | MVP: Zoe Kazan
2. The Secret World of Arrietty | Simple yet magical; Quality wholesome fun for all ages. | MVP: Hiromasa Yonebayashi


3. Clown: The Movie | Extremely irreverent and raunchy; A top-notch road trip buddy comedy that will leave you in stitches and awe. | MVP: Frank Hvam
4. The Grey | Two-thirds mainstream, one-third art-house tale of survival. | MVP: Liam Neeson
5. John Carter | A sci-fi epic with a nice mix of everything. | MVP: Michael Giacchino


6. Detachment | An insightful and grim look into the American education system and the state of the youth. | MVP: Carl Lund
7. Goon | A blood-soaked underdog sports comedy featuring an amusing ragtag bunch of misfits. | MVP: Seann William Scott
8. Haywire | Typical action plot presented in a not-so-typical manner. | MVP: Steven Soderbergh
9. The Innkeepers | A little haunted house tale that's slightly higher on comedy than scares. | MVP: Sara Paxton


10. The Hunter | Competent eco-drama featuring breathtaking locales. | MVP: Robert Humphreys
11. Chronicle | The three leads are great, but found-footage has more than worn out its welcome. | MVP: Dane DeHaan


12. The Woman in Black | An inferior (but passable) remake loaded with jump scares and baffling revisions.
13. Silent House | Excellently eerie first half goes downhill thanks to laughably lazy writing and a tired twist. | MVP: Elizabeth Olsen
14. Snowtown | Disturbing but meandering account of Australia's most infamous murders. | MVP: Lucas Pittaway
15. The Vow | Harmless, average date movie. | MVP: Rachel McAdams


16. Headhunters | Mindless violence. | MVP: Aksel Hennie
17. Underworld: Awakening | An amalgamation of everything wrong with Hollywood.

* Titles in red are movies most recently watched.

[Delta09]

1. Chronicle 4/5
2. Safe House 4/5
3. John Carter in IMAX 3D 3.5/5
4. Act of Valor 3/5
5. This Means War 3/5
6. Tinker, Tailor, Solider, Spy 2/5

Old movies rereleased

1. Beauty and the Beast 3D 5/5
2. Star Wars Episode I 3D 4/5

[Al_The_Strange]

My first-ever film of 2012 is...

1.) John Carter 3-D 4/5 *

* = seen in cinema.

More to come later! Just saw the trailer for "The Avengers," and I can't wait already!

[Moleman1138]

Currently have seen 24 movies in the theater during the 2012 calendar year

2012 FILMS

One for the Money - (02/03/12)
The Woman in Black - (02/04/12)
The Vow - (02/17/12)
The Secret World of Arrietty - (02/18/12)
Journey 2: The Mysterious Island - (02/18/12)
This Means War - (02/26/12)
Project X - (03/03/12)
21 Jump Street - (03/08/12)
John Carter - (03/10/12)
Silent House - (03/11/12)

8/10 (B)
The Grey - (01/27/12)
Man on a Ledge - (01/28/12)
The Lorax - (03/02/12)

3/10 (D+)
Underworld: Awakening - (01/21/12)

2/10 (D)
The Devil Inside - (01/08/12)

OTHER FILMS SEEN IN THEATERS DURING 2012 CALENDAR YEAR

A Dangerous Method - (01/29/12)

10/10 (A+)
Beauty and the Beast 3D - (01/13/12)
The Artist - (01/21/12)

10/10 (A)
Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace 3D - (02/10/12)

9/10 (A-)
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy - (01/09/12)
War Horse - (01/14/12)

8/10 (B+)
Shame - (01/22/12)

8/10 (B)
The Iron Lady - (01/15/12)

7/10 (B-)
We Bought a Zoo - (01/02/12)

If a grade has not been posted, I have not done a review yet as of this posting

[captaincarl]

Movies I have seen so far:

1. Red Tails 3/5
2. *Star Wars Ep1 3D 3/5
3. Thin Ice 3.5/5
4. *21 Jump Street 4/5

* = movies to be added to my movie collection

[jvince]

1. He Loves Me | A cute, witty, and surprisingly dark examination of the nature of relationships; A modern romantic classic. | MVP: Zoe Kazan
2. The Secret World of Arrietty | Simple yet magical; Quality wholesome fun for all ages. | MVP: Hiromasa Yonebayashi


3. Clown: The Movie | Extremely irreverent and raunchy; A top-notch road trip buddy comedy that will leave you in stitches and awe. | MVP: Frank Hvam
4. The Grey | Two-thirds mainstream, one-third art-house tale of survival. | MVP: Liam Neeson
5. John Carter | A sci-fi epic with a nice mix of everything. | MVP: Michael Giacchino


6. 21 Jump Street | Solid and clever buddy cop movie; Maybe Tatum should stick to comedy. | MVP: Jonah Hill
7. Detachment | An insightful and grim look into the American education system and the state of the youth. | MVP: Carl Lund
8. Goon | A blood-soaked underdog sports comedy featuring an amusing ragtag bunch of misfits. | MVP: Seann William Scott
9. Haywire | Typical action plot presented in a not-so-typical manner. | MVP: Steven Soderbergh
10. The Innkeepers | A little haunted house tale that's slightly higher on comedy than scares. | MVP: Sara Paxton


11. The Hunter | Competent eco-drama featuring breathtaking locales. | MVP: Robert Humphreys
12. Chronicle | The three leads are great, but found-footage has more than worn out its welcome. | MVP: Dane DeHaan


13. The Woman in Black | An inferior (but passable) remake loaded with jump scares and baffling revisions.
14. The Loved Ones | Interesting premise, shaky execution; Needs a good remake. | MVP: Robin McLeavy
15. Silent House | Excellently eerie first half goes downhill thanks to laughably lazy writing and a tired twist. | MVP: Elizabeth Olsen
16. The Snowtown Murders | Disturbing but meandering account of Australia's most infamous murders. | MVP: Lucas Pittaway
17. The Vow | Harmless, average date movie. | MVP: Rachel McAdams


18. Headhunters | Mindless violence. | MVP: Aksel Hennie
19. Underworld: Awakening | An amalgamation of everything wrong with Hollywood.

* Titles in red are movies most recently watched.

[Foggy]

Originally Posted by jvince

1. He Loves Me | A cute, witty, and surprisingly dark examination of the nature of relationships; A modern romantic classic. | MVP: Zoe Kazan
2. The Secret World of Arrietty | Simple yet magical; Quality wholesome fun for all ages. | MVP: Hiromasa Yonebayashi


3. Clown: The Movie | Extremely irreverent and raunchy; A top-notch road trip buddy comedy that will leave you in stitches and awe. | MVP: Frank Hvam
4. The Grey | Two-thirds mainstream, one-third art-house tale of survival. | MVP: Liam Neeson
5. John Carter | A sci-fi epic with a nice mix of everything. | MVP: Michael Giacchino


6. 21 Jump Street | Solid and clever buddy cop movie; Maybe Tatum should stick to comedy. | MVP: Jonah Hill
7. Detachment | An insightful and grim look into the American education system and the state of the youth. | MVP: Carl Lund
8. Goon | A blood-soaked underdog sports comedy featuring an amusing ragtag bunch of misfits. | MVP: Seann William Scott
9. Haywire | Typical action plot presented in a not-so-typical manner. | MVP: Steven Soderbergh
10. The Innkeepers | A little haunted house tale that's slightly higher on comedy than scares. | MVP: Sara Paxton


11. The Hunter | Competent eco-drama featuring breathtaking locales. | MVP: Robert Humphreys
12. Chronicle | The three leads are great, but found-footage has more than worn out its welcome. | MVP: Dane DeHaan


13. The Woman in Black | An inferior (but passable) remake loaded with jump scares and baffling revisions.
14. The Loved Ones | Interesting premise, shaky execution; Needs a good remake. | MVP: Robin McLeavy
15. Silent House | Excellently eerie first half goes downhill thanks to laughably lazy writing and a tired twist. | MVP: Elizabeth Olsen
16. The Snowtown Murders | Disturbing but meandering account of Australia's most infamous murders. | MVP: Lucas Pittaway
17. The Vow | Harmless, average date movie. | MVP: Rachel McAdams


18. Headhunters | Mindless violence. | MVP: Aksel Hennie
19. Underworld: Awakening | An amalgamation of everything wrong with Hollywood.

* Titles in red are movies most recently watched.

What do the MVP's stand for?

[jvince]

Originally Posted by Foggy

What do the MVP's stand for?

Most Valuable Player.

[Michael Bay Fan]

Well, seeing how i've only seen one movie this year so far in theaters, it would have to be 21 jump street. Really funny movie.

[tigertron]

Every movie I've seen so far this year I won't be buying on Blu, with the exception of TPM as I already have it. I enjoyed watching most of them, but not to the extent where I want to watch them again.

1. Safehouse 3/5
2. This Means War 3/5
3. John Carter 3/5
4. The Grey 2/5
5. Star Wars Episode I 3D 4/5
6. Chronicle 3/5

[P@t_Mtl]

1. John Carter

That is all!