I really liked "War Horse" and sadly haven't seen any of the other best picture nominees!

I absolutely loved Midnight in Paris. The great actors paired with an inventive story made for a very entertaining film.

Midnight in Paris was amazing

There were a lot of good movies from the last year but my favorite was The Help!

I loved "Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close". It was beautiful and clever and heartbreaking.

The Help was great. And I LOVED 50/50.

The Help

I guess it would have to be Mission Impossible. That's the only one we saw in the theaters this year.

I really enjoyed the newest Muppet movie for its simplicity and the fact that it reminded me of enjoying the previous Muppet movies with my kids when they were much younger.

50/50-I laughed, I cried. Loved it!

Alvin and the Chipmunks-Chipwrecked! Fun time seeing it with the kids!

The Help!

I don't go to see many movies, but I LOVED The Help!

The Ides of March - it was an excellent movie and filmed right here in Michigan, employing many people as Extras and providing a lot of work for businesses in the area!

Loved The Help!

Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close. Loved the book and didn't expect to love the movie (didn't get great reviews) but I did. Heart-wrenching but ultimately uplifting.

‎"The Artist" is engaging, funny, sad, touching. Berenice Bejo and Jean Dujardin light up the screen. See it in a theater that has good sound. Yes, I know it's a silent film, but the sound quality is important nonetheless. You'll understand once you see it.

50/50. Not a huge hit at the movie theater. However, I have not had an emotional response like that to a movie in a long time. I laughed and cried. Wonderful movie.

I'd have to say chronicle was very good, I'm excited for the new "Batman" to come out!

The Artist by far my favorite this year.

Arthur Christmas - a great fun and heartwarming story with perfect timing and it made me homesick for my family back in the UK where it is set...My kids want the DVD in their stocking next Christmas so we can watch it again......

It is a triple tie:) The Help, J Edgar, and 50/50.....All were amazing and unique:) I love going to The Emagine Theater...best thing that ever happened to Rochester Hills. It is clean, spacious, friendly, and the drinks are tastey too! My husband goes to the movies once a year....I love to go with friends:) He wanted to see J Edgar (would not have been my selection), we had a great date and the movie was informative and spot on. I loved it! Thanks, Patch

Bridesmaids..while the title suggests "chic flic", the content is a hysterical autopsy of the wedding process, and the self imposed drama created by the ladies. The internal catfighting of whose the real BFF and a "road trip" that makes the hangover look like a weekend at Bernies! Laughed til I cried at parts!

Bridesmaids was hilarious and would have to be my pick of the year!

I have to go with Bridesmaids, if laughter is the best medicine then I added a few years to my life.

Bridesmaids for the laughs. 50/50, Moneyball and Midnight in Paris for their stories.

Could you please pick me? It's my birthday today!! (February 24) and I really enjoyed bridesmaids, it was definitely really funny

The Muppets!!!!

The Help-just watched it on DVD from our library!

War Horse was all around entertainment...great history,scenery, story, acting...the best I have taken in in a long while!

I liked "The Help"!

I think Best Actress is so tough this year. How to decide?

Any Oscar viewing parties about town?

Midnight in Paris! Fantastic to see a Woody Allen movie with someone else (Owen Wilson) playing the Woody Allen character. Much more enjoyable, with all the wit, bite, and intellect of a Woody Allen flick. Plus -- marvelous acting from Kathy Bates and so many more who brought an entire generation of artists to life.

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