1. Transformers 3
2. Kick-Ass
3. The Dark Knight
4. The Last Airbender
5. Close Encounters
6. Super 8

Oh, did we forget to mention?    The twelve on the list that don't make the cut, we will NEVER EVER DO.   

How's THAT for stakes, huh?   HUH?

1.) Unforgiven
2.) Close Encounters of the Third Kind
3.) Batman Returns (I was sold just on Trey-talk... but WALKEN STORY!?!? Fuhgetabouddit)
4.) Citizen Kane
5.) The Dark Knight
6.) The Wizard of Oz

I'm switching from Happening to Airbender.  For Quimby.

Funny story:

In the theater for Hugo this evening, there was a couple behind me who were very chatty. I had a little game when the Titanic trailer came on for how long it would take the girl to figure out what it was, and then her reaction. It took her a little long—you can ask my date at Tintin, I knew it was Titanic on the rating screen—but her shocked gasp was worth it. And then at the end she was frantically asking the guy how they made it 3D, and he couldn't do anything but repeat 'I don't know, I just don't know.'

I return from the ether for a moment to cast my vote.

1.Unforgiven (I havn't seen it yet, but a western definitly needs to be done... so there it is.)
2.The Dark Knight
3.The Last Airbender (Even with Rifftrax I barely made it through this one, and thats the only time I've seen it... but I'm willing to sit through it again because I want to know what the hell this thing was supposed to be)
4.Who framed roger rabbit?
5.My Favorite Martian
6.Batman Returns

And if it's at all possible to give negative points to one of these, please give all of them to Transformers 3.

Dark Knight
Unforgiven
Transformers 3
Barry Lyndon - best film ever from a cinematography perspective!
The Road
Requiem for a Dream

1. American Beauty
2. Citizen Kane
3. Super 8
4. The Dark Knight
5. Kick-Ass
6. The Dark Knight

Trey and Mike's campaigning seems to have paid off for both of them, and the Top 6 has shifted dramatically.

Also, there are only 17 films on that list.