Your Top Movies of 2012 (So Far) - Page 43 - Blu-ray Forum

King Troll · 02-15-2013, 02:10 PM

Lawless
Argo
Django
Hobbit
Looper
Silver linings
Avengers
21 jump street
Spider man

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nolfoc · 02-15-2013, 08:53 PM

Top Movies

Will buy on Blu

1. The Avengers
2. The Dark Knight Rises
3. Django Unchained
4. Silver Linings Playbook
5. American Reunion
6. The Expendables 2
7. Goon
8. The Perks of Being a Wallflower
9. 21 Jump Street
10. Snow White and the Huntsman
11. The Amazing Spiderman
12. The Cabin in the Woods
13. The Hunger Games
14. Skyfall
15. Total Recall
16. Dredd
17. End of Watch
18. Twilight Breaking Dawn Part 2
19. Wreck It Ralph
20. Rock of Ages
21. Hotel Transylvania

thought was decent but wont be buying on Blu

22. Jack Reacher
23. Ted
24. Cloud Atlas
25. Argo
26. Looper
27. Dark Shadows
28. Prometheus
29. The Woman in Black
30. The Vow
31. ParaNorman
32. John Carter
33. Brave
34. The Watch
35. The Grey
36. Savages

hated/dislike

37. Chasing Mavericks
38. Zero Dark Thirty
39. Here Comes the Boom
40. Chronicle
41. Safe House
42. Red Dawn
43. Crooked Arrows
44. Get The Gringo
45. Flight
46. The Raven
47. Lawless
48. Sinister
49. Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter
50. Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days
51. Hick
52. Man on a Ledge
53. The Tall Man
54. Contraband
55. The Dictator
56. Project X
57. Piranha 3DD
58. Resident Evil: Retribution
59. Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance
60. Battleship
61. That's My Boy
62. Red Lights
63. Chernobyl Diaries
64. ATM
65. Gone
66. Act of Valor
67. Haywire

only movies i want to see for 2012 that i have remaining are Life of Pi and Rise of the Guardians

retablo · 02-15-2013, 08:58 PM

Amour
Argo
Magic Mike
End of Watch
Zero Dark Thirty
Beasts of the Southern Wild
Flight
Amazing Spider-Man
The Grey
21 Jump Street

Honorable mentions:
Life of Pi
Jack Reacher

Lots of average films, like TDKR, Avengers, Silver Linings., Prometheus... Lincoln was a A-class bore. Only really loathed 3 films I suffered through: Django Unchained, Cabin in the Woods, and Snow White & The Huntsman.

PK22 · 03-31-2013, 02:29 AM

10. Skyfall
I'm not a massive fan of the Bond franchise, to me the best Bond film isn't even a Bond film - it's Alfred Hitchcock's North by Northwest. I liked Casino Royale, but Skyfall really made me a believer in 007. Entertaining, stylish, full of great performances and beautifully directed by Sam Mendes.

9. Argo
A well made thriller that showed Ben Affleck's quality as a director. I think it's a little bit over-hyped at the moment, but there's no denying its a very good film.

8. The Dark Knight Rises
The weakest entry into Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight Trilogy, without a doubt. Filled with the most plot-holes and inconsistencies but for some reason it didn't matter too much. A great cast, a great villain and an epic movie made forget about reality whilst Batman fought to save Gotham.

7. The Raid
It may not have the best script, acting, budget, direction or cast on this list but The Raid was an outstanding action film that made me feel like a kid again. It's truly a bad-ass movie, that has great pacing, great choreography, makes the most of a limited budget and is entertaining as hell. It's hard not to love it.

6. Looper
Bruce Willis and Joseph Gordon-Levitt starred in one of the years best blockbusters. Looper was one of the best films all year and will be remembered as a some-what intelligent blockbuster over the coming years.

5. The Perks of Being a Wallflower
I couldn't take my eyes of the screen with this one, a highly enjoyable and at times touching look at the teenage years.

4. The Avengers
I loved this one, funny, action-packed and epic. A perfect comic-book movie, made by comic book fans for comic book fans.

3. Silver Linings Playbook
Robert De Niro back at his best, Bradley Cooper better than ever and Jennifer Lawrence was pretty good too. Silver Linings had me laughing whenever it made a joke and fully engrossed throughout.

2. The Master
This may be my number one after a few re-watches. Low on narrative, high on characters and charm. The Master's great cast and beautiful direction add up to a new American classic by one of this generation's few great directors, Paul Thomas Anderson.

1. Life of Pi
I saw this in an advanced screening and was amazed. The best CGI I've seen for a long while, being used to tell the best story I've heard for a long time. The Life of Pi was simply amazing to look at and the film itself was great too.

Runners Up:
Django Unchained, Moonrise Kingdom & Frankenweenie.

Yet to See:
Lincoln, Les Miserables & Zero Dark Thirty.

500_Days_of_Night · 04-02-2013, 12:10 PM

In no real order other than the first 4 I'd say...

The Avengers
Wreck-It-Ralph
Cabin in the Woods
American Reunion
The Perks of Being a Wallflower
Looper
Prometheus
The Amazing Spider-Man
Django Unchained
The Dark Knight Rises

I would say that pretty much covers it. There's still a few I need to catch like Silver Linings Playbook, Les' Miserables The Master though so it very well could change.

02-15-2013, 02:10 PM	#841
King Troll Blu-ray Guru Member since:Jun 2012 Location:Chicagoland Blu-ray collection:369 Trading Score:39	Lawless Argo Django Hobbit Looper Silver linings Avengers 21 jump street Spider man Sent from my DROID RAZR using Tapatalk 2 King Troll's Sell/Trade Thread "Would I rather be feared or loved? Easy. Both. I want people to be afraid of how much they love me."

02-15-2013, 08:53 PM	#842
nolfoc Collectibles Moderator Top contributor Member since:Nov 2008 Location:Strong Island Home Theater Gallery:3 Blu-ray collection:230 Blu-ray reviews: 103 Hardware reviews:3 Trading Score:43	Top Movies Will buy on Blu 1. The Avengers 2. The Dark Knight Rises 3. Django Unchained 4. Silver Linings Playbook 5. American Reunion 6. The Expendables 2 7. Goon 8. The Perks of Being a Wallflower 9. 21 Jump Street 10. Snow White and the Huntsman 11. The Amazing Spiderman 12. The Cabin in the Woods 13. The Hunger Games 14. Skyfall 15. Total Recall 16. Dredd 17. End of Watch 18. Twilight Breaking Dawn Part 2 19. Wreck It Ralph 20. Rock of Ages 21. Hotel Transylvania thought was decent but wont be buying on Blu 22. Jack Reacher 23. Ted 24. Cloud Atlas 25. Argo 26. Looper 27. Dark Shadows 28. Prometheus 29. The Woman in Black 30. The Vow 31. ParaNorman 32. John Carter 33. Brave 34. The Watch 35. The Grey 36. Savages hated/dislike 37. Chasing Mavericks 38. Zero Dark Thirty 39. Here Comes the Boom 40. Chronicle 41. Safe House 42. Red Dawn 43. Crooked Arrows 44. Get The Gringo 45. Flight 46. The Raven 47. Lawless 48. Sinister 49. Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter 50. Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days 51. Hick 52. Man on a Ledge 53. The Tall Man 54. Contraband 55. The Dictator 56. Project X 57. Piranha 3DD 58. Resident Evil: Retribution 59. Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance 60. Battleship 61. That's My Boy 62. Red Lights 63. Chernobyl Diaries 64. ATM 65. Gone 66. Act of Valor 67. Haywire only movies i want to see for 2012 that i have remaining are Life of Pi and Rise of the Guardians I belong to the warrior in whom the olden ways have joined the new - The Last Samurai Last edited by nolfoc; 02-16-2013 at 04:44 PM.

03-31-2013, 02:29 AM	#844
PK22 Expert Member Member since:Dec 2011 Location:The Stretford End Blu-ray collection:426 DVD collection:321 PS3 collection:19 Blu-ray reviews:6	10. Skyfall I'm not a massive fan of the Bond franchise, to me the best Bond film isn't even a Bond film - it's Alfred Hitchcock's North by Northwest. I liked Casino Royale, but Skyfall really made me a believer in 007. Entertaining, stylish, full of great performances and beautifully directed by Sam Mendes. 9. Argo A well made thriller that showed Ben Affleck's quality as a director. I think it's a little bit over-hyped at the moment, but there's no denying its a very good film. 8. The Dark Knight Rises The weakest entry into Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight Trilogy, without a doubt. Filled with the most plot-holes and inconsistencies but for some reason it didn't matter too much. A great cast, a great villain and an epic movie made forget about reality whilst Batman fought to save Gotham. 7. The Raid It may not have the best script, acting, budget, direction or cast on this list but The Raid was an outstanding action film that made me feel like a kid again. It's truly a bad-ass movie, that has great pacing, great choreography, makes the most of a limited budget and is entertaining as hell. It's hard not to love it. 6. Looper Bruce Willis and Joseph Gordon-Levitt starred in one of the years best blockbusters. Looper was one of the best films all year and will be remembered as a some-what intelligent blockbuster over the coming years. 5. The Perks of Being a Wallflower I couldn't take my eyes of the screen with this one, a highly enjoyable and at times touching look at the teenage years. 4. The Avengers I loved this one, funny, action-packed and epic. A perfect comic-book movie, made by comic book fans for comic book fans. 3. Silver Linings Playbook Robert De Niro back at his best, Bradley Cooper better than ever and Jennifer Lawrence was pretty good too. Silver Linings had me laughing whenever it made a joke and fully engrossed throughout. 2. The Master This may be my number one after a few re-watches. Low on narrative, high on characters and charm. The Master's great cast and beautiful direction add up to a new American classic by one of this generation's few great directors, Paul Thomas Anderson. 1. Life of Pi I saw this in an advanced screening and was amazed. The best CGI I've seen for a long while, being used to tell the best story I've heard for a long time. The Life of Pi was simply amazing to look at and the film itself was great too. Runners Up: Django Unchained, Moonrise Kingdom & Frankenweenie. Yet to See: Lincoln, Les Miserables & Zero Dark Thirty. Help Vote On The Blu-Ray Forum's Top 25 Films Of All Time

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02-15-2013, 08:58 PM	#843
retablo Blu-ray Ninja Member since:Jul 2007 Location:Hollywood Blu-ray collection:1172 Trading Score:1	Amour Argo Magic Mike End of Watch Zero Dark Thirty Beasts of the Southern Wild Flight Amazing Spider-Man The Grey 21 Jump Street Honorable mentions: Life of Pi Jack Reacher Lots of average films, like TDKR, Avengers, Silver Linings., Prometheus... Lincoln was a A-class bore. Only really loathed 3 films I suffered through: Django Unchained, Cabin in the Woods, and Snow White & The Huntsman.

04-02-2013, 12:10 PM	#845
500_Days_of_Night Senior Member Member since:Mar 2010 Location:E-town Blu-ray collection:1368 PS3 collection:12	In no real order other than the first 4 I'd say... The Avengers Wreck-It-Ralph Cabin in the Woods American Reunion The Perks of Being a Wallflower Looper Prometheus The Amazing Spider-Man Django Unchained The Dark Knight Rises I would say that pretty much covers it. There's still a few I need to catch like Silver Linings Playbook, Les' Miserables The Master though so it very well could change.