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"It was a year of serious movie loyalty--you can see in our results how your diehard devotion to a few certain releases played out. (I&amp;#x27;m pretty sure a few of you would enroll at Barden if it was a real college instead of home to Pitch Perfect&amp;#x27;s irresistible a cappella girls!) Meanwhile, you&amp;#x27;re also pretty sure Anne Hathaway wins the day whether she&amp;#x27;s in a catsuit or a tattered prewar dress. My favorite part of these, though? The tightest competition of the year was Channing v. Channing v. Channing. And I think you&amp;#x27;ll be surprised by who finally came out on top. Let&amp;#x27;s get this out of the way: Pitch Perfect shattered it. It took favorite big comedy of the year (with 56 percent of the vote) and favorite group or duo in a movie (The Barden Bellas won a whopping 75 percent of your hearts more than any other onscreen team). A full half of you named Anna Kendrick your favorite leading lady in a comedy for 2012. And as for the breakout performance of the year? All Rebel Wilson, with 75 percent of the votes. Your favorite indie comedy of the year: Silver Linings Playbook, with 35 percent of the vote. On the other end of the brainy scale, Reese Witherspoon&amp;#x27;s This Means War won 50 percent of the &amp;quot;favorite guilty-pleasure comedy&amp;quot; contest. Rounding out the performance categories, Channing Tatum&amp;#x27;s turn in 21 Jump Street took 37 percent of the best-male vote (more on him in a sec). And here&amp;#x27;s one I wholeheartedly endorse: with 44 percent of the vote, The Five Year Engagement won our &amp;quot;What? This Is a Comedy? I&amp;#x27;m Literally Bawling Right Now&amp;quot; award. On the dramatic side: Les Mis shut it down with 35 percent of the favorite-big-screen drama vote--and Anne (with 57 percent) and Hugh (with 35 percent) took best female and male performances. With 36 percent, little Quvenzhane Wallis and Beasts of the Southern Wild beat out the rest of the indies. All set to call out the Oscar snobs on this one: 31 percent of you bequeathed our &amp;quot;You Got Robbed&amp;quot; prize to Ben Affleck not getting a nom for directing Argo. (This was before all the other awards&amp;#x27; ceremonies jumped on the defend-Ben bandwagon, so nice going.) As for everything that falls in between: 58 percent of you loved Brave more than any other animated film last year. The Hunger Games took the best-action prize with 36 percent of the vote (and your favorite performance in the flick was a no-brainer--Jennifer Lawrence with 58 percent of the vote). In romance-land: your favorite onscreen couples were The Vow&amp;#x27;s Channing Tatum/Rachel McAdams in the blockbuster category (42 percent) and The Words&amp;#x27; Bradley Cooper/Zoe Saldana (33 percent). That last one surprised me. Meanwhile, Robert Downey Jr&amp;#x27;s Iron Man was your favorite studly superhero with 26 percent of the vote, and Anne does it for you on the action side too--57 percent of you thought her Catwoman in The Dark Knight Rises was the year&amp;#x27;s most kickass lady. And last but not least: the tightest race of the year by far? Channing Tatum&amp;#x27;s three big roles, pitted against each other. While I was sure pelvic-thrusting Magic Mike Channing would smash his other characters, you guys chose tender Channing from The Vow over him by a super-slim 1.1 percent. (Goofy Channing in 21 Jump Street came in third with 28 percent of the vote.) Thus, you&amp;#x27;re all 1.1. percent more softy than you are dollar-waving maneater--and you&amp;#x27;ve given hope to all men with good hearts but less than stripper-grade abs. Thanks for voting, ladies! Which of these results surprised you? If you want to see the full results, click HERE for comedy, HERE for drama, and HERE for the rest of the randoms. Photo: IMDB"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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