My favorite movie of the year was definitely Immortals and the runner up would be Sucker Punch. Pretty much every movie by the people who made 300 has been amazing.

1. Harry Potter: Book 7 - Part 2 (Epic finale)
2. Rise of the Planet of the Apes (Just amazing)
3. Pirates 4 (I love me some Johnny)
4. Puss in Boots (I am a huge fan of the Shrek movies. I found Puss to be lovable as usual and Humpty Dumpty is a pleasant surprise. Also, I laughed throughout the whole movie)
5. Fast Five (It surprised me in every way. I just really liked it)

Honorable mentions to Super 8, Rango, Immortals, Source Code, etc.

I'm really bad at pinpointing one movie XD

I was also a bit disappointed with Kung Fu Panda 2. I'm not sure why as it was a good movie but for me the first Kung Fu Panda was Pixar-quality (and perhaps more).

Also Bridesmaid is just so damn cheesy and awkward :/
I mean I get that it's a girl movie but come on.

-Harry Potter easily, just a flawless end to an epic series.
-Muppets was also a incredible, strong addition to the Muppets history.
-Fast Five, was really good too, my third favorite movie of the year.
-Rise of the Planet of the Apes was great and surprising.
-Horrible Bosses wasn't great, but it was actually pretty interesting.

-Rio and Thor were slightly disappointing.
-Kung Fu Panda 2, Hangover 2 were as terrible as I predicted.
-Cars 2 and Pirates 4 were HUGE disappointments.

i just watched 'Warrior' a few hours ago. What a mind-blowing film it has good story plus the fights were great.

BTW do u guys keep your movie tickets. Freaking UA cinema tickets su.ks. The ink on the tickets like disappear if you keep them in your wallet

I just watch M:I 4 in imax. OMFG imax is leaps and beyond better than 3d its the best movie experience ever. Anyways the movie dust have some clever action scenes and unexpectedly good comedy, however the plot was your typical overused spy/espionage story.

Rango

and Red, White and Blue

Both of those were big surprises for different reasons

Has to be either Captain America or Thor. I can't wait to see MI 4!

I would say I saw about 70% of the films on that list, and not one of them was of quality. The other ones on there I pretty much know for a fact that I would not like either.

I guess I will have to choose Xmen First Class ... not because it is a good movie, but because it was not the complete and utter disaster that I was expecting it to be. I would consider watching the movie again (would not pay to see it again, but if it shows up on netflix I just may watch it).

What a wasted year for film this was though ... just a bunch of sequels, bland superhero movies, and wastes of great liscenses (Rise of Planet).

I would also say that Source Code was not all that bad either. Not something I would pay to see again, but it was somewhat memorable.

At least The Hobbit is coming now so I finally have something to look forward to. I can't remember the last time I was excited about seeing a movie. Based on the trailer, it looks like it is turning out just as I had hoped (same style as LOTR films). I don't really see them screwing it up.