Monday 20 May, 2013
IN A YEAR ripe with superheroes, sequels, and one last bite from the Twilight franchise, the box-office was booming in 2012.
We’ve taken a look at the 15 top-grossing films of the year worldwide.
If you were a Bat in black, a Disney toon, or Kristen Stewart, the box-office bowed in your favour.
We know The Avengers and The Dark Knight Rises were among the best performances at cinemas this year. See what else joins them on the list. (We’re counting from 15 to 1, for added suspense…)
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Dark Knight Rises was hands down the worst movie ive ever seen,made Speed 2 look like Schindlers List.For a plot that was essentially a rehash of Dark Knight it was still full of massive holes.Did Alfred actually say anythin that wasnt lame psycho-babble mumbo jumbo
Best film of the year for me had to be The Hunger Games, with The Dark Knight Rises coming in second. MIB3 had to be the biggest waste of my time, a total letdown.
Getting MIB3 right now. Is it worth the bandwidth?
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