What was your favorite movie in December 2014?

[Jacob Anderson]

What was your favorite movie from December 2014? Seeing how well this poll does i might do another one next week for January, although i personally haven't seen any January movies yet (might see Project Almanac).

[Jacob Anderson]

Also if i do do one for January do you think i should include American Sniper & Selma in that, or should i just keep it to actual release date and not just wide.

[grape_jelly]

Big Eyes!

Tim Burton's best film in a long, long time.

[L.J.]

Lots of good releases that month had to go with American Sniper.

[Blu-Benny]

The Hobbit was the only one i was interested in enough to go see in the theater.....so that one.

i want to see American Sniper at some point though.

[Foggy]

Watching Inherent Vice tomorrow, will vote then, but at the moment:

1) A Most Violent Year
2) Selma
3) Wild
4) American Sniper
5) The Hobbit
6) Unbroken

[in2video2]

I'll jump in with one not on the list: Into the Woods. Always glad to see the musical genre back on the big screen. Did quite well at the box office too.

[KimmyKins83]

Other for me - Tinkerbell And The Legend Of The Neverbeast which came out in cinemas over here in the UK on December 12th last year

[PLG1962]

What is teh Five Armies?

I cant take anything seriously if they don't spell check

[Holmes]

Other:

[WhySoBlu?]

Originally Posted by PLG1962

What is teh Five Armies?

I cant take anything seriously if they don't spell check

From another thread where you were complaining about a poster's spelling:

Originally Posted by RodChester

How does poor grammar and complete disregard for punctuation make you feel?

[jabbercash]

Between Inherent Vice and a Most Violent Year. Gave the vote to the latter since it has none.

[Smartmark]

Inherent Vice

[BLUEGRASS]

A Most Violent Year gets my vote. I never would have thought that a movie about heating oil sales would be so interesting

[AeroK]

American Sniper