I love this website. I love this staff. I’m constantly in awe of their talents, personalities, and what each of them brings to the table. I don’t always tell them how much I appreciate them but I sincerely do. I keep finding myself admired by their eclectic choices in not only films but in the way they express themselves about the films they love.
If its not Terence’s exasperated sighs when a film or performance receives praise that he feels should not have; or Mark’s on-going quest to make people believe he is the living example of an Academy member; or Joey’s obsession with any rom-com where the pretty girl is too quirky for the real world; or Robert’s mandatory persistence to analyze a film down to its bare bones; or Mike’s zealous, indescribable manner to express his praise or disdain for a film he just saw (just ask him about ‘Movie 43‘); or Anna’s gutter-mouth about a film that touched her soul or blew up a big spaceship; or Nicole’s quiet confidence to tell you that no matter what you thought, The Master was a masterpiece; or Tiff Chai’s enthusiastic and plea to get international cinema recognized; or finally, Joseph Braverman’s realization that he lives on an island all-alone about The Eagle, and he wouldn’t have it any other way.
This the best composition of writing talents anywhere on the internet and not because we’re from different parts of the world. It’s because we respect each other but more importantly, we respect film. He or she, depending on who you ask, beats in all of us, down to our souls, deep, flowing, and present on every part of our lives. We hold daytime jobs to fund an obsession that honestly, may never come to fruition in the “Facebook” sense, but damn it, we’ll die trying. We are the definition of the starving artists. Living for our craft. Living for film. I wouldn’t have it any other way. My love letter to all of you. I’m grateful and I look forward to an AMAZING 2013 with you all by my side.
I’m proud to present the entire staff of AwardsCircuit.com and their choices for their personal ten best films of 2012. Hope you enjoy!
| CLAYTON DAVIS | |
|---|---|
| 1 | Les Miserables |
| 2 | Searching for Sugar Man |
| 3 | Amour |
| 4 | Zero Dark Thirty |
| 5 | The Painting |
| 6 | West of Memphis |
| 7 | The Perks of Being a Wallflower |
| 8 | Argo |
| 9 | Lincoln |
| 10 | Arbitrage |
| ANNA BELICKIS | |
| 1 | The Perks of Being a Wallflower |
| 2 | Argo |
| 3 | Marvel’s The Avengers |
| 4 | Silver Linings Playbook |
| 5 | The Cabin in the Woods |
| 6 | Django Unchained |
| 7 | Zero Dark Thirty |
| 8 | 21 Jump Street |
| 9 | Moonrise Kingdom |
| 10 | Bernie |
| JOSEPH BRAVERMAN | |
| 1 | Zero Dark Thirty |
| 2 | The Dark Knight Rises |
| 3 | Skyfall |
| 4 | Looper |
| 5 | Beasts of the Southern Wild |
| 6 | Prometheus |
| 7 | Haywire |
| 8 | The Perks of Being a Wallflower |
| 9 | The Impossible |
| 10 | The Imposter |
| NICOLE MELKONIAN | |
| 1 | The Master |
| 2 | The Dark Knight Rises |
| 3 | Silver Linings Playbook |
| 4 | Zero Dark Thirty |
| 5 | Moonrise Kingdom |
| 6 | Prometheus |
| 7 | Skyfall |
| 8 | Anna Karenina |
| 9 | Looper |
| 10 | Argo |
| TERENCE JOHNSON | |
| 1 | Cloud Atlas |
| 2 | The Perks of Being a Wallflower |
| 3 | Magic Mike |
| 4 | Marvel’s The Avengers |
| 5 | Lincoln |
| 6 | Argo |
| 7 | ParaNorman |
| 8 | Zero Dark Thirty |
| 9 | How to Survive a Plague |
| 10 | Gayby |
| JOEY MAGIDSON | |
| 1 | Argo |
| 2 | Ruby Sparks |
| 3 | The Cabin in the Woods |
| 4 | End of Watch |
| 5 | The Dark Knight Rises |
| 6 | Zero Dark Thirty |
| 7 | Looper |
| 8 | Silver Linings Playbook |
| 9 | Liberal Arts |
| 10 | Django Unchained |
| MARK JOHNSON | |
| 1 | Lincoln |
| 2 | Zero Dark Thirty |
| 3 | Looper |
| 4 | The Master |
| 5 | Silver Linings Playbook |
| 6 | Cloud Atlas |
| 7 | Argo |
| 8 | Life of Pi |
| 9 | Django Unchained |
| 10 | The Dark Knight Rises |
| TIFFANY CHAI | |
| 1 | Rise of the Guardians |
| 2 | Life of Pi |
| 3 | The Bourne Legacy |
| 4 | Wreck-It Ralph |
| 5 | The Impossible |
| 6 | The Central Park Five |
| 7 | Brave |
| 8 | Chasing Ice |
| 9 | Pitch Perfect |
| 10 | Samsara |
| MICHAEL WARD | |
| 1 | Zero Dark Thirty |
| 2 | Argo |
| 3 | The Invisible War |
| 4 | The Perks of Being a Wallflower |
| 5 | Moonrise Kingdom |
| 6 | How to Survive a Plague |
| 7 | Looper |
| 8 | The Dark Knight Rises |
| 9 | Searching for Sugar Man |
| 10 | Amour |
Robert Hamer will be releasing his sometime soon.
Comment and discuss!
Ellis
January 29, 2013 at 5:00 pm
Sorry Clayton, but I couldn’t read the rest of your list once I saw Les Mis at #1. Eesh.
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Clayton Davis
January 29, 2013 at 5:18 pm
LOL. I’m okay on that island alone.
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Anna Young
January 29, 2013 at 5:31 pm
Just start memorizing the lyrics to ‘On my Own’
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jmlatinsir
January 29, 2013 at 10:45 pm
I went to the see Les Miserables with a great deal of apprehension after hearing the negative rumors floating around. I wound up having a wonderful time and engrossed with the acting, story, music, and visuals. I saw the original musical on Broadway and I think Tom Hooper did a terrific job holding the multi-character story together with very little slack. Certainly not perfect, but it made my best list.
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jmlatinsir
January 29, 2013 at 10:46 pm
oops. let me rephrase that. my best list for next year. since I saw it recently.
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Mark Johnson
January 29, 2013 at 5:05 pm
Love the write-up and the lists. All so different. Great stuff!
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John Rivera
January 29, 2013 at 5:23 pm
Mines is
1. Zero Dark Thirty
2. The Intouchables
3. The Dark Knight Rises
4. Ted
5. Django Unchained
6. Wreck It Ralph
7. The Master
8. The Cabin In The Woods
9. Silver Linings Playbook
10. End Of Watch
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Patrick Murray
January 29, 2013 at 5:37 pm
Love the recognition for Liberal Arts by Joey. Thought Josh Radnor did a great job.
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Joey Magidson
January 30, 2013 at 3:09 am
Glad I’m not the only one who loved it…
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Nathan Mitchell
January 30, 2013 at 9:27 am
I second this. In fact, the only reason I went and searched out Liberal Arts was on Joey’s recommendation all those months back. One of my favourite times of the year is getting Joey’s top ten and learning about the great little films that go almost unseen.
Now I’m off to see Ruby Sparks!
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Joey Magidson
January 30, 2013 at 1:24 pm
Awesome!
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Jessie Makowski
January 29, 2013 at 5:51 pm
Really interesting!
Mine is this:
1. Zero Dark Thirty
2. Argo
3. Silver Linings Playbook
4. The Dark Knight Rises
5. End of Watch
6. The Cabin in the Woods
7. Looper
8. Ruby Sparks
9. Django Unchained
10. Liberal Arts
Go figure, Joey and I have the same 10, just in a different order. Weird!
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Joey Magidson
January 30, 2013 at 3:10 am
Great minds think alike…
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Troy F
January 29, 2013 at 6:18 pm
1. The Dark Knight Rises
2. Silver Linings Playbook
3. Argo
4. Cloud Atlas
5. Lincoln
6. The Hobbit
7. Perks of being a Wallflower
8. Django Unchained
9. Ruby Sparks
10. Killing Then Softly
Unfortunately I have not seen The Master or Zero Dark Thirty yet.
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Kofi
January 29, 2013 at 6:35 pm
1. Lincoln
2. End Of Watch
3. Skyfall
4. The Dark Knight Rises
5. Silver Linings Playbook
6. 21 Jump Street
7. Django Unchained
8. Argo
9. Amour
10. Seven Psychopaths
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Mark Johnson
January 29, 2013 at 10:30 pm
Finally someone with good taste at #1.
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Jamie
January 29, 2013 at 8:07 pm
Well I do seem to be closest to Clayton since mine also has Les Mis at the top:
1 Les Miserables
2 Lincoln
3 Amour
4 Searching for Sugar Man
5 Moonrise Kingdom
6 The Impossible
7 The Perks of Being a Wallflower
8 Argo
9 Skyfall
10 Arbitrage
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Andrej Bosco
January 29, 2013 at 8:36 pm
1) Amour – Michael Haneke (Austria/France)
2) The Master – Paul Thomas Anderson (U.S.A.)
3) Cesare Deve Morire – Paolo & Vittorio Taviani (Italy)
4) Après Mai – Olivier Assayas (France)
5) La Cinquième Saison – Peter Brosens & Jessica Woodworth (Belgium/Nederlands)
6) Beasts of the Southern Wild – Benh Zeitlin (U.S.A.)
7) To the Wonder – Terrence Malick (U.S.A.)
8) Reality – Matteo Garrone (Italy)
9) Mai Morire – Enrique Rivero (Mexico)
10) Stories We Tell – Sarah Polley (Canada)
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John
January 29, 2013 at 8:48 pm
1. Life of Pi
2. Zero Dark Thirty
3. Silver Linings Playbook
4. Beasts of the Southern Wild
5. Argo
6. Lincoln
7. Amour
8. Skyfall
9. Flight
10. The Impossible
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Steve Glansberg
January 29, 2013 at 9:35 pm
Good call on Haywire, Joseph. It’s at number 18 for me, but only because it was such a great year for movies. I actually had 26 movies that I really, really enjoyed this year, and many of them would make it onto top-10 lists on other, less impressive years. And I agree with Nicole, The Master was ‘the best’ movie of the year.
1. Killing Them Softly
2. The Dark Knight Rises
3. Looper
4. The Grey
5. The Avengers
6. Seven Psychopaths
7. Skyfall
8. Silver Linings Playbook
9. The Master
10. Cabin in the Woods
11. Dredd (now this is an awesome island to be on)
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Joseph Braverman
January 30, 2013 at 2:05 pm
Thanks, Steve! I’ve had to hold in my love for this film for a VERY long time. (Saw it in 2011 at AFI Fest). I am increasingly impressed by the innovations made in the action genre as of late. Loved ‘MI:4′ and ‘The Raid: Redemption,’ and ‘Haywire’ was something very special indeed. Love your list, by the way!
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Quique
January 29, 2013 at 9:37 pm
I have always thought that watching movies (as reading books) is an experience that´s closely tied to our own life experience. So what I find interesting or moving is really something that´s totally different fron anyone else. Actually I would even say that is a question of how you feel at the moment that you see the movie or read the book. Sometimes a movie touches you but when you see it a couples of years after and it isn´t the same. Anyway ….am digressing….
My top 10 has a sort of european vibe to it, because I live in Madrid. Anyway here it goes:
1- Blancanieves by Pablo Berger.-It may have the same concept as The Artist ( by the way, it went into production the same year as he aforementioned film) a silent movie in black and white) ,but I think that this movie is a tribute to the silent era (The Artist wast a tribute to the Hollywood silent era; but this goes far beyond). It reminds you of the german movies of the 30´s, of the universal horror movies of the same decade and of how easy it was to show emotions without CGI.Adding to this is a totally spanish setting that feels incredible pure for a story that is based on the Brother´s Grimm Fairytale…Ok I must admit that I´m quite the film history buff ,so all those references might have influenced me. Seldom you see as an spectator a pure case of cinema.
2-Barbara .This is a really well told story, especially if you know amount of paranoia that anyone lives in a communist state). I found it incredible straight forward without diminishing it´s power to showing the audience how hard it was during that time.
3- Rust and Bone. I must say that being a male I normally don´t like corny love stories;but the characters in this film really won me over. I think that they were really believable. Hey…I´m human, so my crush on Marion Cotillard probably counts.
4- Looper.I have been disappointed with must of the Sci Fi films that I have seen in the last couple of years (Hated Avatar….Applauded District 9 and Monsters). In this case, the film really blew me over. I loved the concept (and the acting and the production design), even if the film had it´s flaws.
5- Life Of Pi. I think that movies have the power to trasport you to a different reality that what your´re used to. I spent this whole movie amazed and even though I thought the ending was predictable, the ride was more than worth the taking.
6- Argo. This is the sort of movie,that gives you more than what you expect. I think that the mixture of suspense, drama and comedy was really well handled. The funny thing is, that in Europe this is categorized as a commercial or ultra multiplex film, which I know is not the case in the U.S,
7- Hara Kiri by Takashi Miike (2011). Movie distribution is quite an enigma. This movie came to Spain a whole year in delay, but I found it (even that I had seen the original) quite well done: I kept the whole drama and angst of the original but showed it in a different way (to my viewing).
8. El Artista Y La Modelo by Fernando Trueba. This is a movie in french by a spanish director. It´s also in b&w and incredibly well made, It´s simple, but it reminded me of the wonderful “La Belle Noiseuse” by Jacques Rivette. I don´t know, maybe I´m intrigued by the interaction between artists and their muses (a nod to Mother by Albert Brooks).
9. Moonrise Kingdom. Ok….I¨m going to be sincere, the worlds that Wes Anderson creates are totally incredible to me. Sometimes they might seem cartoonish, but I think that their is a whole lot of truth in the background. And I might be wrong, but his characters are always really fun to watch.
10. Césare Debe Morir by Marco and Vitorio Taviani. I really love theater and I have always thought that directing a play is quite difficult. This whole movie is a mixture of documentary and live filmed theater. The must astonishing thing is that all the actors are inmates of a high security roman prison.
Sorry for such a long post…Wish you all the best. Congrats from Spain…
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Joey Magidson
January 30, 2013 at 3:13 am
No worries, and thanks!
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Scottie Knollin
January 29, 2013 at 10:26 pm
Glad to see Perks getting a lot of praise from you guys. My favorite movie of the year!
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jmlatinsir
January 29, 2013 at 10:52 pm
Here’s my ten in order of preference. I would also have listed the first three in my honorable list if there had been room.
Silver Linings Playbook
Moonrise Kingdom
Zero Dark Thirty
Argo
Mysteries of Lisbon
Moneyball
Life of Pi
Beasts of the Southern Wild
Lincoln
Honorable mentions: The Secret of The Grain, Skyfall, The Hobbit, Looper, Bernie, The Deep Blue Sea, 13 Assasins.
Great video finds: Junebug, The Holy Girl, Burnt Money, Rosaura a las diez, Un Cuento Chino, Nine Queens, The Breaking Point (w/ John Garfield), The Anderson Tapes.
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Rudrajit Chakraborty
January 29, 2013 at 11:44 pm
1. Killer Joe
2. Holy Motors
3. Zero Dark Thirty
4. Moonrise Kingdom
5. Silver Lining Playbook
6. Argo
7. Django Unchained
8. The Master
9. Amour
10. Skyfall
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jmlatinsir
January 30, 2013 at 9:37 am
Although I had mixed feelings about Killer Joe (it didn’t work for me as well as it did on stage), I did like it a lot. Not enough for my top ten, but I’m glad someone appreciated it as much as you did and gave it some love. McConaughey is fantastic in it.
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Rudrajit Chakraborty
January 30, 2013 at 6:32 pm
I never saw the stage show but the film blew me away. Also, I dont know how I missed Seven Psychopath, which should be in my list at #2 , pushing Skyfall out.
Sam Rockwell and McConaughey gave two of the most incredible performances of 2012.
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Jack
January 30, 2013 at 1:27 am
1. The Master
2. Silver Linings Playbook
3. Zero Dark Thirty
4. The Dark Knight Rises
5. Magic Mike
6. Cabin in the Woods
7. Django Unchained
8. 21 Jump Street
9. Les Miserables
10. Argo
HONORABLE MENTION: Klown
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Joey Magidson
January 30, 2013 at 3:15 am
Great lists so far everyone!
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JamDenTel
January 30, 2013 at 4:35 am
Mine:
1. Seven Psychopaths
2. The Master
3. The Deep Blue Sea
4. The Ambassador
5. Bernie
6. The Secret World of Arrietty
7. Wreck-It Ralph
8. Django Unchained
9. The Amazing Spider-Man
10. Holy Motors (if I saw this again under more favorable circumstances this would probably be in my top 3)
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Phill
January 30, 2013 at 5:50 am
1. Seven Psychopaths
2. Django Unchained
3. Beasts of the Southern Wild
4. Silver Linings Playbook
5. The Cabin in the Woods
6. The Hobbit
7. Moonrise Kingdom
8. 21 Jump Street
9. Cloud Atlas
10. End of Watch
Also, a special shout out to The Amazing Spider – Man which would have landed at 11. Best hero movie of the year. Makes me sick to see the terrible tragedy that was The Dark Knight Rises on so many list. What a disgrace to the otherwise perfect career of Christopher Nolan. He should have stopped on those movies while he was ahead. I lol’d when i read Chai’s list, but you’ve got to love that style
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Sam
January 30, 2013 at 8:22 am
1. Life of Pi
2. Lincoln
3. Argo
4. The Sapphires
5. Les Miserables
6. Silver Linings Playbook
7. The Perks of Being a Wallflower
8. Moonrise Kingdom
9. The Impossible
10. Zero Dark Thirty
11. Beasts of the Southern Wild
12. The Master
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Massimo
January 30, 2013 at 10:27 am
1. Life of Pi
2. Zero Dark Thirty
3. Beasts of The Southern Wild
4. The Grey
5. Looper
6. Skyfall
7. The Imposter
8. The Perks of Being a Wallflower
9. The Invisible War
10. The Amazing Spider-man
11. ParaNorman
12. A Royal Affair
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Adrian
January 30, 2013 at 10:51 am
I still need to watch many key movies such as The Master, Lincoln, and Django. but for now my top ten:
1. tie: The Impossible and Amour (still can’t decide which one I like more)
3. Zero Dark Thirty
4. Silver Linings Playbook
5. Seven Psychopaths
6. The Hunger Games
7. Life of Pi
8. Pitch Perfect
9. The Perks of Being a Wallflower
10. The Dark Knight Rises
the top 6 are absolute favorite, while the bottom 4 could still go down.
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Rico
January 30, 2013 at 1:26 pm
01. Les Misérables
02. Cloud Atlas
03. Beasts of the Southern Wild
04. Moonrise Kingdom
05. Life of Pi
06. Bernie
07. Prometheus
08. Killer Joe
09. The Intouchables
10. Skyfall
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Jeremy DC
January 30, 2013 at 2:08 pm
1. The Dark Knight Rises
2. The Master
3. Zero Dark Thirty
4. Moonrise Kingdom
5. Looper
6. 21 Jump Street
7. Cloud Atlas
8. Skyfall
9. Silver Linings Playbook
10. The Grey
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paula gajardo
January 30, 2013 at 2:55 pm
My list are:
1 Silver Linings Playbook
2 The Dark Knigh Rises
3 The Perks of Being a Wallflower
4 Ruby Sparks
5 Looper
6 Argo
7 Lincoln
8 21 Jump Street
9 Zero Dark Thirty
10 Magic Mike
but i have to say that i love Ted too (my number 11) and i haven’t see yet the master, moonrise kingdom and les miserables, maybe my list change later
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Elijah S
January 30, 2013 at 5:22 pm
1. Beasts of the Southern Wild
2. Zero Dark Thirty
3. Silver Linings Playbook
4. Moonrise Kingdom
5. Life of Pi
6. Looper
7. Frankenweenie
8. Killing Them Softly
9. (Tied) Amour + The Master
10. (Tied) Wreck-It Ralph + Prometheus
A couple more: Killer Joe, Skyfall, Cabin in the Woods, Lincoln, Kon Tiki
Honestly I could rearrange these movies any which way, I really loved how polarizing this year was considering all the different “Top Ten” lists I’ve seen.
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Kevin!
January 31, 2013 at 1:33 am
1. Django Unchained
2. Zero Dark Thirty
3. Beasts Of The Southern Wild
4.The Master
5. Silver Linings Playbook
6. Perks Of Being A Wallflower
7. Argo
8. The Avenengers
9. Seven Phsycopaths
10. Moonrise Kingdom
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Alex
February 17, 2013 at 3:04 pm
1. Perks of Being A Wallflower
2. Django Unchained
3. Argo
4. Silver Linings Playbook
5. The Dark Knight Rises
6. Lincoln
7. . Seeking A Friend For the End of the World
8. Zero Dark Thirty
9. Les Miserables
10. Skyfall
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Joey Magidson
February 22, 2013 at 8:22 pm
For those curious about all 290 films that I saw last year, here’s my ranking:
1. Argo
2. Ruby Sparks
3. The Cabin in the Woods
4. End of Watch
5. The Dark Knight Rises
6. Zero Dark Thirty
7. Silver Linings Playbook
8. Looper
9. Django Unchained
10. Liberal Arts
11. The Master
12. Lincoln
13. The First Time
14. Bernie
15. Holy Motors
16. Killing Them Softly
17. Skyfall
18. Magic Mike
19. The Avengers
20. Side by Side
21. The Grey
22. Jeff, Who Lives at Home
23. Safety Not Guaranteed
24. Celeste and Jesse Forever
25. Mea Maxima Culpa: Silence in the House of God
26. Any Day Now
27. Bwakaw
28. 21 Jump Street
29. Sleepwalk with Me
30. Not Fade Away
31. Take This Waltz
32. This Is 40
33. The Amazing Spider-Man
34. The Odd Life of Timothy Green
35. Ted
36. Promised Land
37. Flight
38. Seven Psychopaths
39. The Perks of Being a Wallflower
40. Wreck-It-Ralph
41. Knuckleball
42. Your Sister’s Sister
43. Compliance
44. The Fitzgerald Family Christmas
45. On the Road
46. Amour
47. Being Flynn
48. How to Survive a Plague
49. Butter
50. Beasts of the Southern Wild
51. Chronicle
52. The Five Year Engagement
53. The Raid: Redemption
54. Frankenweenie
55. Anna Karenina
56. Killer Joe
57. The Invisible War
58. V/H/S
59. Jiro Dreams of Sushi
60. The Hunger Games
61. Haywire
62. The Intouchables
63. Robot and Frank
64. The Sessions
65. Seeking a Friend for the End of the World
66. The Hunter
67. Smashed
68. Circumstance
69. Samsara
70. Klown
71. Sinister
72. Jack Reacher
73. Lawless
74. The Innkeepers
75. John Carter
76. Detropia
77. Premium Rush
78. The Imposter
79. Newlyweds
80. Friends with Kids
81. God Bless America
82. Dredd
83. The Gatekeepers
84. Brave
85. The Expendables 2
86. Hitchchock
87. The Bay
88. Prometheus
89. Alps
90. Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry
91. Price Check
92. Chasing Ice
93. Head Games
94. The Loved Ones
95. The Waiting Room
96. 10 Years
97. Middle of Nowhere
98. Cloud Atlas
99. 2 Days in New York
100. Sleepless Night
101. Salmon Fishing in the Yemen
102. In Our Nature
103. Easy Money
104. American Reunion
105. Bachelorette
106. Casting By
107. Gayby
108. The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
109. Stand Up Guys
110. High School
111. Bully
112. Lola Versus
113. The Central Park Five
114. Natural Selection
115. Keep the Lights On
116. Marley
117. Chimpanzee
118. Peace, Love, & Misunderstanding
119. The Secret World of Arrietty
120. Wanderlust
121. Roman Polanski: Odd Man Out
122. The Pirates! Band of Misfits
123. Girl Model
124. Indie Game: The Movie
125. Ginger and Rosa
126. Neil Young Journeys
127. Beyond the Hills
128. That’s What She Said
129. Camille Rewinds
130. Arthur Christmas
131. Barbara
132. The Babymakers
133. Hello I Must Be Going
134. Moonrise Kingdom
135. Savages
136. Life of Pi
137. The Snowtown Murders
138. Sound of My Voice
139. Rust and Bone
140. To Rome With Love
141. Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax
142. We Have a Pope
143. The Impossible
144. We The Party
145. Safe
146. You’ve Been Trumped
147. Silent House
148. Passion
149. Room 237
150. Arbitrage
151. King Kelly
152. Red Tails
153. The Queen of Versailles
154. Little Birds
155. The Loneliest Planet
156. House at the End of the Street
157. Liv and Ingmar
158. Goon
159. Headhunters
160. Detachment
161. The Girl
162. Damsels in Distress
163. The Guilt Trip
164. Trishna
165. Detention
166. The Bourne Legacy
167. For a Good Time, Call…
168. The Comedy
169. The Deep Blue Sea
170. For Ellen
171. Juan of the Dead
172. Thin Ice
173. [REC] 3: Genesis
174. Pitch Perfect
175. Jack and Diane
176. Perfect Sense
177. Nobody Walks
178. Lay the Favorite
179. Save the Date
180. Union Square
181. The Words
182. The Do-Deca Pentathalon
183. The Possession
184. Hick
185. Punk in Africa
186. 21 and Over
187. The Woman in Black
188. Hysteria
189. Comic-Con Episode IV: A Fan’s Hope
190. The Divide
191. The Flat
192. Bindlestiffs
193. After Lucia
194. The Day
195. Heleno
196. Pusher
197. The Dictator
198. Snow White and the Huntsman
199. The Good Doctor
200. Here and There
201. Hope Springs
202. Red Dawn
203. Seeking Justice
204. Jesus Henry Christ
205. The Raven
206. Araf
207. Darling Companion
208. The Three Stooges
209. 4:44 Last Day on Earth
210. The Oranges
211. The Trouble with Bliss
212. Solomon Kane
213. Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
214. Loosies
215. About Cherry
216. Roadie
217. Lockout
218. The Awakening
219. Casa de mi padre
220. Red Hook Summer
221. Big Miracle
222. Men in Black 3
223. People Like Us
224. Berberian Sound Studio
225. The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
226. Life Happens
227. Universal Soldier: Day of Reckoning
228. Vamps
229. Rock of Ages
230. Reuniting the Rubins
231. 21 and Over
232. Safe House
233. Red Lights
234. Virginia
235. Les Miserables
236. Why Stop Now
237. Taken 2
238. Mirror Mirror
239. Total Recall
240. Project X
241. That’s My Boy
242. Intruders
243. Man on a Ledge
244. Paranormal Activity 4
245. Goats
246. Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengence
247. The Moth Diaries
248. Giant Mechanical Man
249. The Details
250. The Hole
251. Girl in Progress
252. You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet
253. Hit and Run
254. The Campaign
255. The Devil Inside
256. Stolen
257. Mother’s Day
258. Contraband
259. Dark Shadows
260. The Magic of Belle Isle
261. ATM
262. Think Like a Man
263. Bel Ami
264. Act of Valor
265. Wrath of the Titans
266. Sparkle
267. Cosmopolis
268. Beneath the Darkness
269. 360
270. Brake
271. Chasing Mavericks
272. What to Expect When You’re Expecting
273. Backwards
274. Joyful Noise
275. Gone
276. One for the Money
277. Chernobyl Diaries
278. A Thousand Words
279. Silent Hill: Revelation
280. Won’t Back Down
281. The Lucky One
282. Battleship
283. The Paperboy
284. Don’t Go In The Woods
285. This Means War
286. Piranha 3DD
287. The Vow
288. Alex Cross
289. The Appatition
290. 2016: Obama’s America
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