1. District B13
2. Big Fan
3. Departures
4. Julie & Julia
5. In the Loop
6. Beautiful Losers
7. It Might Get Loud
8. Sin Nombre
9. Bronson
10. Law Abiding Citizen
11. Surrogates
12. The Invention of Lying
13. The Damned United
14. Twilight: New Moon
15. Michael Jackson's This Is It
16. The Ghost Writer
17. The Informant
18. The Blind Side
19. Demolition Man
20. Sherlock Holmes
21. Capitalism: A Love Story
22. 2012
23. Ninja Assassin
24. The Box
25. Kick-Ass
26. The Yes Men Fix The World
27. Bad Lieutenant: Port of New Orleans
28. District B13: Ultimatum
29. Iron Man 2
30. Prince of Persia
31. Alice In Wonderland
32. The A-Team
33. Toy Story 3 (3.5 out of 5) - I'm officially Toy Storied out. The last two thirds of this movie I enjoyed, but the first third (other than the first 5-10 minutes of character introduction) felt plodding. Even the "bad guy" Lotso seemed lame to a degree, even though his motives fit the plot points it needs to in order to tell this story. This movie is all about belonging and letting go, and the last two thirds of this film get that part right, especially the last 10-15 minutes of the film. The biggest problem for me with this film is that it feels like its going through the motions, but I didn't feel a soul to the picture like I did with Up, Wall-E, or even the first two Toy Story's (ok, maybe just Toy Story Uno). I chuckled maybe twice at the jokes, and Michael Keaton's Ken doll almost made me rate this higher (loved the gambling operation at the top of the vending machine... always bet on the cow saying "mooooooooo"....), but it just feels like there was something missing this time out... BTW, the opening short, "Night and Day", was great and very inventive.