Honestly I'm a sucker for gangster and biopics so Scorsese really hit the nail on the head for me with the first three. It's all a matter of opinion, I suppose.

I think Django was the last movie I saw last year. I can't say I agree with a lot of what's said here, though... My top movie of 2012 for sure. Excellent everything. I don't think the first half drug on at all, the film really drew me in from the opening scene. Jamie Foxx commanded his scenes along ...

will compare to Shutter Island, easily the weakest of the DiCaprio/Scorsese collabos. http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lex6av6kod1qdt4tzo1_400.gif Maybe easily is exaggerating a little, but I don't think it holds up against Gangs of New York, The Aviator, and especially not The Departed. Don't get...

Okay girls, how do you think this will compare to Marty's last decade or so of work? I think it will compare to Shutter Island, easily the weakest of the DiCaprio/Scorsese collabos. However, I'm not sure it can touch the other three, which happen to be three of my favorites of all time... The premi...

I haven't seen quite a few of the "good" films from this year yet (Zero Dark Thirty, Cloud Atlas, The Master, Seven Psychopaths, Flight, Skyfall), but my list is as follows: 1. Django Unchained 2. Argo 3. Killing Them Softly 4. Lawless 5. The Dark Knight Rises 6. Moonrise Kingdom 7. Looper 8. The C...

The Cabin in the Woods. Right off the bat, the Truman Show-esque plot had me saying wtf, and then the very last couple of scenes had me laughing and saying wtf. Movie was nothing like I expected.

I haven't seen quite a few of the "good" films from this year yet (Zero Dark Thirty, Cloud Atlas, The Master, Seven Psychopaths, Flight, Skyfall), but my list is as follows: 1. Django Unchained 2. Argo 3. Killing Them Softly 4. The Dark Knight Rises 5. Moonrise Kingdom 6. Looper 7. The Cabin in the ...