Going to see Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy and The Artist this week fingers crossed. click the link for Scott's a-tad-more-authoritative list.
Missed the cut:
The Ides of March
Honorable Mention:
The Descendents got to me. feel like I've been to Hawaii
Runner-Up:
50/50 for hosting some great Rogan moments and making Seattle look habitable.
10.
Terry: John C. Reilly>Clooney in the head-to-head of lost husbands shipwrecked among youths
9.
Drive: Action hasn't looked so good since.....
8.
Everything Must Go: Along with Stranger than Fiction, Ferrell reveals himself as a more compelling dramatic lead than Penn
7.
Moneyball: feel like I should mention Jonah Hill, if only because I'm shouting out every other schlub I love
6.
Another Earth: Gorgeously captures fall, winter and spring in Connecticut. hottest high school janitor ever
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5.
Green Hornet: Seth Rogan can deliver a goddamn line. It helps when he writes them.
4.
The Muppets: Jason Segel is a boss. you know the through-line of friendships just drifting away unless you work at them got to me.
3.
Midnight in Paris: Indulgent yet light on it's feet
2.
Tree of Life: too beautiful for words. I wanted to spend ages in the Texas Malick made. would have bought admission for a third time, but I dreaded the Penn scenes. They probably weren't that bad, but when they yank you out of a summer twilight in the 60's that puts Mad Men to shame...
1.
Bridesmaids: never laughed so much in a theater AND it dealt with middle-class poverty in a real way.