2010 In Film - Best to Worst.

One sentence review: After it's two landmark and generation-defining predecessors, Toy Story 3 honours that allegiance and brings back the beauty, the warmth and the emotion that we felt in the first two films.

One sentence review: The King's Speech showed pure courage, pride and inspiration that has touched many hearts all over the world, and it makes those who are English feel proud to be.

One sentence review: Having simply adored The Dark Knight, Nolan goes on to direct his second huge blockbuster in a row and creates something technically excellent with an ingenious story that really isn't as complex as it seemed.

One sentence review: 127 Hours is basically like filming the unfilmable, so therefore it is one of the most inspiring yet horrific films to have been made.

One sentence review: Although making a successful film about a website is quite a difficult task to pull off, The Social Network proves itself worthy as a fantastic film that perfectly demonstrates the effects of Facebook, and what the future could hold in store for us.

One sentence review: Feeling unsure about Kick-Ass to begin with and not knowing exactly what to expect, it turned out to be an absolutely hilarious and deeply entertaining film that is one of the best comic book adaptations in a long time.

One sentence review: Black Swan is an extremely bizarre yet psychologically beautiful film that is both the best performance from Natalie Portman and the best film from Darren Aronofsky.

One sentence review: Any film involving Martin Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio is bound to be good, so Shutter Island proves itself to be another great film they worked on together that is like a mixed combination between Milos Forman's One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest and Stanley Kubrick's The Shining.

One sentence review: The first part based upon the final book in this gigantically successful franchise is a brilliant start to the end, and is a huge build-up to Part II.