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A year at the movies
News-Sentinel film critic Jason Wallis names his picks for top films of 2011
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Ryan Gosling stars in “Drive.”
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Kevin Spacey, Jason Bateman and Charlie Day star in “Horrible Bosses.”
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Tilda Swinton stars in “We Need to Talk About Kevin.”
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Kirsten Dunst stars in “Melancholia.”
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Ben Kingsley offered one of the best performances in “Hugo.”
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Owen Wilson and Rachel McAdams star in “Midnight in Paris.”
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Jake Gyllenhaal stars in “Source Code.”
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Stephen Wiebe posted at 10:29 am on Sat, Jan 21, 2012.
Nice list. I definitely agree that Drive and Melancholia should be in the top 3. Source Code I liked, but I don't think it would make my top 3. I think I would rank Tree of Life a tad higher than 9, but it's such a hard film to compare against others. Other than that, I think I might put Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy somewhere in my top 10 as well.
There's a bunch of movies I want to see that I haven't gotten around to seeing yet though: Shame, The Artist, A Separation, Take Shelter, 13 Assassins, and We Need to Talk About Kevin among others.