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Top 10 films of 2012 | Kenneth Turan

Los Angeles Times film critic Kenneth Turan offers his list of this year's movies that have the best chance of enduring the test of time, topped by Michael Haneke's "Amour."

Best of 2012: Movies | TV | Pop music | Jazz | Video Games | Art | Theater | Dance | Classical music

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If I had room for another film on this list, it would be Terence Davies' sadly ignored "The Deep Blue Sea," a film as fiercely committed to passion as its heroine, beautifully played by Rachel Weisz.

'The Deep Blue Sea'

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If I had room for another film on this list, it would be Terence Davies' sadly ignored "The Deep Blue Sea," a film as fiercely committed to passion as its heroine, beautifully played by Rachel Weisz.
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