Top Ten of 2012

[forizzer69]

You are welcome.


So Sudoeste is also known as Southwest.





As for differently, Molussia, I remember just being awestruck at the combination of different factors - its nostalgic homage to the art of celluloid filmmaking, its increasingly relevant sociopolitical allegory, its playfully revisionist history in the pursuit of truth, its almost Brechtian treatment on the ongoing consonance/dissonance of sound and image, and finally, just the pure audacity of the whole endeavour. It definitely felt like the spiritual and thematic brethren of Michael Snow's films. Just absolutely wonderful!

Michael Sicinski wrote a beautiful piece about the movie for Cinema Scope:

Oh right, Southwest is on KG too. I remember the insane aspect ratio, haha! It looked neat, but I would love to see it on some kind of wall or something.

I don't know if you partake in drugs, but I think I would most enjoy that Rey film high. When I'm sober it's hard for me to appreciate anything super detailed. And I feel very spiritual... but you're on a much higher movie-viewing frequency than me. I would like to appreciate that movie as much as you do... so badly. I'll try. Haha. But it has some narration, so that makes me happy! I've tried movies like Razzle Dazzle and they just fuck with my head. But I love movies so much! Haha.

Just looking for that new experience. (I hope Post Tenebras Lux brings it on Friday!)

[Shy_Hallaman]

Added Tabu.

[Dooby]

Updated with Anna Karenina, Django Unchained, Zero Dark Thirty, The Master and The Impossible.

[caseyfan14]

I just published my final Top Ten of 2012 on my blog (thegrandelusion.blogspot.com).

Here is how it broke down :

1. The Master
2. Amour
3. Moonrise Kingdom
4. Lincoln
5. Cloud Atlas
6. Damsels in Distress
7. Silver Linings Playbook
8. Zero Dark Thirty
9. The Kid with a Bike
10. Once Upon a Time in Anatolia.

[moviewatcher]

I just published my final Top Ten of 2012 on my blog (thegrandelusion.blogspot.com).

Here is how it broke down :

1. The Master
2. Amour
3. Moonrise Kingdom
4. Lincoln
5. Cloud Atlas
6. Damsels in Distress
7. Silver Linings Playbook
8. Zero Dark Thirty
9. The Kid with a Bike
10. Once Upon a Time in Anatolia.

Your top 5 is glorious... . I would only replace Moonrise with ZD30 and switch the order around a little bit.

[breakdancepanda]

HS makes me keep posting here.
Here is my pathetic list of films from 2012 in (laughable) order.


1. Zero Dark Thirty
2. Amour
3. Beasts of the Southern Wild
4. Skyfall
5. Wreck-it Ralph
6. Lincoln
7. Magic Mike
8. Moonrise Kingdom
9. The Master
10. Brave
11. Silver Linings Playbook
12. Cabin in the Woods
13. The Avengers
14. Django Unchained
15. Looper
16. Argo
17. The Hunger Games
18. Life of Pi
19. Les Miserables
20. 21 Jump Street
21. Prometheus
22. The Dark Knight Rises
23. Haywire
24. Rise of the Guardians

[VSW]

So I guess this is my final list.

1. Tabu
2. Amour
3. Rust & Bone
4. Beasts of the Southern Wild
5. Zero Dark Thirty
6. The Master
7. Django Unchained
8. Holy Motors
9. Lincoln
10. Take This Waltz
R/U: Cloud Atlas, Life of Pi, The Perks of Being a Wallflower, Skyfall, Argo

[Shy_Hallaman]

Added The Hobbit.

[1jesper1]

here's my fab top 10!
1. Amour
2. Farewell, My Queen
3. Beasts of the Southern Wild
4. Anna Karenina
5. Zero Dark Thirty
6. Holy Motors
7. Killer Joe
8. The Master
9. The Deep Blue Sea
10. Bachelorette