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[captain zoe]

I probably went to the theater about 5 times in the entirety of 2007, but my vote goes to Sweeney Todd.

And then Ratatouille. 

[Liz]

Well, the Golden Globes went to Atonement and Sweeney Todd this year, so now we just wait and see who wins at the Oscars.

[MusicScribbles]

There were actually a good amount of movies this year that I liked, but only a few were great.

A Top Five List!
1. No Country For Old Men
2. Into The Wild
3. There Will Be Blood
4. 3:10 To Yuma
5. Live Free Or Die Hard

For some reason I cannot decide whether or not Into The Wild or There Will Be Blood was a better film. I think it just comes down to personal preference, and since Into The Wild came out before There Will Be Blood and No Country For Old Men, it gets an extra smattering of points from me (Not enough to beat No Country, mind you.). Why is this? Into The Wild was a movie that my friends and I came out of without a word to say about it. In the beginning it was a dazed "It was good.", but during the car ride home I suddenly spoke aloud my thoughts on the film, summarized into one sentence that we all agreed rang true. I don't know what it is that justifies this reason but something has done it for me. Into The Wild reminded why I like movies. Go see it.

[Inlander]

I dunno, Into the Wild was good but it left me strangely unmoved. Of course, that's as likely to be a problem with me as with the movie.

[Liz]

Yeah, that must be you. I cried a couple of times during that movie. And also while reading the book.

[KvP]

I dock it points for embellishing the monstrosity of the parents. But it's certainly good as a nature film.

[TheFuriousWombat]

My top picks:

No Country for Old Men
There Will be Blood
Ratatouille
Heima (Never really n theaters but still came out this year)