Best Movie of the Year (So Far)?

3- Monte Carlonadersalem

Transformers 3.

Grawse

Cowboys and Aliens. I was very pleasantly surprised. Best Sci-Fi flick I've seen in some time.

I'm torn between X-men First Class and Rise of the Planet of the Apes.

Cowboys and Aliens of course. A deep, emotional story combined with Oscar-worthy acting from most of the cast, combined with an excellent and moving portrayal of American-Indian relations during the 1800s.chessmaster1989

I sense that you're being sarcastic. Even if it lacked those things, it still somehow managed to be a great movie.

[QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]Cowboys and Aliens of course. A deep, emotional story combined with Oscar-worthy acting from most of the cast, combined with an excellent and moving portrayal of American-Indian relations during the 1800s.hartsickdiscipl

I sense that you're being sarcastic. Even if it lacked those things, it still somehow managed to be a great movie.

The movie was kind of fun to watch, but god it was bad (fun to watch because it was bad in large part :P).

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[QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]Cowboys and Aliens of course. A deep, emotional story combined with Oscar-worthy acting from most of the cast, combined with an excellent and moving portrayal of American-Indian relations during the 1800s.chessmaster1989

I sense that you're being sarcastic. Even if it lacked those things, it still somehow managed to be a great movie.

The movie was kind of fun to watch, but god it was bad (fun to watch because it was bad in large part :P).

I didn't think it was "bad" per se. I found it very interesting because it borrowed elements from Native American legends regarding flying "thunderbirds" and the aliens were mining gold. That was the mission of the Anunnaki in ancient Sumerian writings. Very strong Ancient Astronaut influence in the movie. I love Harrison Ford, Daniel Craig, and Olivia Wilde as well.

Harry Potter & the Deathly Hallows Part 2, great end to an amazing series of movies

[QUOTE="Grawse"]

Transformers 3.

soulless4now

Hanna.

I've watched that movie about a dozen times.

[QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]

[QUOTE="hartsickdiscipl"]

I sense that you're being sarcastic. Even if it lacked those things, it still somehow managed to be a great movie.

hartsickdiscipl

The movie was kind of fun to watch, but god it was bad (fun to watch because it was bad in large part :P).

I didn't think it was "bad" per se. I found it very interesting because it borrowed elements from Native American legends regarding flying "thunderbirds" and the aliens were mining gold. That was the mission of the Anunnaki in ancient Sumerian writings. Very strong Ancient Astronaut influence in the movie. I love Harrison Ford, Daniel Craig, and Olivia Wilde as well.

While I didn't see xmen even though I wanted to I would have to say it is a tye between the help and winnie the pooh. While I loved the help, winnie the pooh holds a special place in my heart.

13 Assassins followed by Rise of The Planet of The Apes.

I'd Say Limitless was the best movie of the year so far. It was actually sort of interesting...

I was about to say Black Swan when I realized it came out last December, it just took me until January to see it.

So instead, I'll say Super 8.

X-Men: First Class followed closely by Harry Potter.

Rise of the Planet of the Apes deserves a nod as well.

I can tell you the worst movie that I've seen this year. X-Men: First Class. I just about fell asleep. What a garbage flick.

Rise of the planet of the apes

Super 8

Final Destination 5

Source Code, hands down.

I don't think I have seen a movie I really enjoyed that cameout this year, although I don't really go to the movies that much anymore due to the prices. i did see Thor and Captain AMerica....I just can't believe some of you guys thought Thor was a good movie. Just awful.

Movies that I have seen this year that I liked and have no idea what year they were made were The Cove, Touching the Void (Yeah both documentaries but whatever) and Ip Man 1 and 2. Oh and I recently rewatched Uncle Sam which still is the best B horror movie ever!

Personally, I think Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows- Part 2 is my favorite movie of this year so far. What do you think, OT?

AvatarMan96

So far I liked True Grid the mostDarthRoel

Source Code and Super 8 for me.Ringx55

i heard Super 8 as horrible

The Inbetweeners Movie. Laughed about every 20 seconds :)

[QUOTE="DarthRoel"]So far I liked True Grid the mostAvatarMan96

[QUOTE="Ringx55"]Source Code and Super 8 for me.killerband55

i heard Super 8 as horrible

Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Pt. 2

Saw it on my birthday, made my day :)

[QUOTE="AvatarMan96"][QUOTE="DarthRoel"]So far I liked True Grid the mostDarthRoel