The Best Movies of 2011

I know, I know, we're like halfway through 2012. But I finally think I have seen enough movies from last year to provide a decent list of the best films of 2011. Your mileage, as always, may vary. But your mileage would be wrong. (These aren't really in order but they're sort of in order. They're in an order.) (I have not seen The Artist yet, but I've seen all the other Best Picture nominees, except Extremely Loud and Incredibly Cloying, which you can't pay me to see. None of the other nominees are on this list, but Midnight in Paris comes the closest, mostly because I have an English degree.)

Drive: I was riveted from the first frame; and each frame could be a poster.

The Guard: The dialogue really sparkles in this. It's funny, violent, a bit sad. It's like a Coen brothers movie from the 90s. It is better than Fargo.

Attack the Block: In the beginning, I did not think this was for me. By the end, I was for it. This movie is leaner than a greyhound and twice as energetic.

The Ides of March: Maybe I just have a man-crush on Ryan Gosling. If George Clooney quit acting and switched to directing, I'd be fine with that. His films are always good.

Conan O'Brien Can't Stop: I have a lot in common with Conan, and I don't just mean we have the same hair.

The Adventures of Tintin: This is the Indiana Jones 4 we didn't get the first time.

Captain America: The First Avenger: I had no complaints. They got everything right.

Honorable mentions:

Rango; Beginners; Midnight in Paris; Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol;

The worst movie of 2011:

Sucker Punch: Ugh.

Anything I am missing? Anything I should see? Anything I saw but didn't like that much but you did so you're gonna tell me about it anyway?