EWB's Top 30 Movies of 2013: THE RESULTS

[GoGo Yubari]

Finally, right?

29. Prisoners (14 points, appeared on two ballots)

29. Monsters University (14 points, appeared on two ballots)

28. Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa (15 points, appeared on three ballots)

27. Captain Phillips (16 points, appeared on five ballots)

26. Star Trek Into Darkness (17 points, appeared on three ballots)

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[Your Mom]

Thought Captain Philips would be a little higher. I guess I should have put it higher than 8 if I was that bothered though

[TKz]

Bah, no Evil Dead, list invalidated, close the forum. No more internet for any of you.

[MalaCloudy Black]

Evil Dead wasn't that good. I mean, it wasn't bad, but definitely not something I'd put in a top ___ movies list.

[Benjamin]

Eugh, Fast and Furious is going to be super high, isn't it? Yuck.

[Walker]

Monsters University was fine, but it came no where near capturing the magic of Monsters Inc.

Alpha Papa was just fantastic. Perfect way to cap the Alan Partridge franchise.

Captain Phillips was great, first time in ages Tom Hanks has been at his best. Probably since Catch Me If You Can actually.

Star Trek into Darkness was okay, but pretty much generic action film now. Mainly disappointed for it being a big step down from Star Trek.

[ROC]

SPRING BREAKERS FOR NUMBER ONE.

[Your Mom]

SPRING BREAKERS FOR NUMBER ONE.

The worst!

[ZJ Penn]

I really liked all those films apart from Star Trek, which felt like generic action film #83469.

Prisoners and Alpha Papa in particular I thought would be higher.

[GoGo Yubari]

Only one in the first group I've seen yet is Into Darkness, which... man. As a movie it's not that great, as a Star Trek movie it's kind of awful. I love that cast but hope they're better served in the next one.

24. The Conjuring (18 points, appeared on two ballots)

24. Stoker (18 points, appeared on two ballots)

23. Saving Mr. Banks (19 points, appeared on three ballots)

22. The Spectacular Now (20 points, appeared on three ballots)

21. Nebraska (22 points, appeared on three ballots)

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[Walker]

Unfortunately only two I've managed to see are Stoker and The Spectacular Now.

Stoker was disappointing. I was told it was going to be good, it wasn't though it was definitely trying to be.

Spectacular Now I'd normally say was great, but as far as coming-of-age films go it has a lot of competition in 2013. Definitely deserves recognition though.

[Benjamin]

The Spectacular Now was amazing, second favorite coming-of-age film of the year for me.

Nebraska was really, really good as well.

The rest are horror movies, which are the worst, and Saving Mr. Banks which I need to see, but I probably won't for a long time.

[zero]

The rest are horror movies, which are the worst,

Leave. Leave and never come back.

[Sousa]

You'd think Stoker would've told us that they were making a movie about him, huh.

[apsham]

I still need to see Saving Mr. Banks and this reminded me of that fact, so yay for this thread!?

[Benjamin]

That picture for The Spectacular Now is awesome, by the way.

[TKz]

Spectacular Now is great, the rest I haven't seen, other than The Conjuring.

The Conjuring? And Evil Dead doesn't make the list!?

[ZJ Penn]

Do we really need another thread where you tell everyone Evil Dead was the best and we all say it wasn't as good as you think?

[GoGo Yubari]

Spectacular Now is great, the rest I haven't seen, other than The Conjuring.

The Conjuring? And Evil Dead doesn't make the list!?

[Walker]

Seriously though, Evil Dead was great.