YAM’s Top Films of 2012 Redux
4. Argo
From its very start, […], Argo wraps its hands around your neck and doesn’t let go for the next two hours.
– Juan Barquin.
3. The Dark Knight Rises
If The Dark Knight was the cinematic equivalent of a shark spearing through harsh, stark cityscapes on a cool blue night, a relentlessly primal surge of sadism and satiety, then The Dark Knight Rises is a gargantuan beast, one stomping blindly through deserts and civilization.
– Giacomo Lee
2. The Avengers
Oh, Mr. Ruffalo, the little faith they had in you! You certainly showed them. He was strangely adorable as the geeky not-quite-zen Bruce Banner, and so awesome a Hulk. You see, this Hulk had personality! He wasn’t a bunch of CGI, he was real! He was strong, he was menacing, he was even funny. Good job, Mr. Ruffalo! I’m totally behind you if they decide to give you your own Hulk movie.
– Mirella
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