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Best and Worst of 2012

The end of the year has passed. 2012 has shown a lot of good movies and is a much better year than in 2011. Let's see if 2013 can top 2012 as 2013 will also see many blockbusters and sequels and other movies.

Best: 
1. The Avenger-It is a great superhero movie. It has great action and ,at the same time, an interesting story. You see superheroes learning to accept one another.

2. The Dark Knight Rises-The end is here and it ends with a bang. It features the best action ever seen in a Batman movie. It also has the moral story which is interesting to watch although it is a little too long.

3. Skyfall-Could be the best James Bond movie; rivaling Casino Royale. It does have great action and a thrilling story. How will the next James Bond movie beat it? Daniel Craig has the best James Bond movies.

Other notable movies are Dredd and Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter in 3D, The Amazing Spider-Man. There are actually many good movies that is impossible to list all of them.

Worst:
1. The Watch-It is disappointingly bad. It features funny actors like Ben Stiller but it is not even slightly funny. How can that be? The gag jokes are not funny and they are just boring. The story also does not help. The aliens only appear in 2 scenes.

2. About Cherry-Yawn, it is a really boring movie with nothing accomplished except some nudity.

3. The house at the end of the street-It is not too bad a horror thriller but it is just plain and generic. The twist is nothing special. The thing that it is predictable.

2012 does not have a lot of bad movies. It is hard to find and list out a bad movie in 2012.

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