No disrespect to the fine folks behind Death Race or The House Bunny, but by mid-August the summer is pretty much over as far as movies are concerned. And so - looking back on Indy, WALL-E, Zohan, Prince Caspian, Mulder, Scully and all those superheroes - we ask:

What was the best movie of the summer?

Best summer movie? Without a doubt, Space Chimps. Kidding! Hands down, Iron Man. Blew The Dark Knight out of the water.
J.J. Johnson,
Creator and director, Are We There Yet?

The Dark Knight almost lived up to the hype, and Heath Ledger burned up the screen...But for savvy counter-programming of a film that restores your faith in humanity, you can't miss Amal.
Shane Smith,
Executive producer, Spafax Canada

My vote would go to Hancock - a different spin on the overwhelmingly dominant superhero genre, with mythic dimensions and a typically magnetic performance by Will Smith. Shot in distinctive fashion by local-guy-made-Hollywood Tobias Schliessler, who shot my first feature back in 1984.
Ric Beairsto,
Co-creator, Mixed Blessings, Laughing Mountain Communications

Everything I saw was at Cannes in May. Although I liked Eastwood's Changeling, the best of the lot for me was Atom Egoyan's Adoration. Intelligent issues dealt with in nuanced performances, beautifully shot and scored - what more could you ask for?
Bob Crowe,
Producer, Angel Entertainment

I very much enjoyed watching beautiful European actors schtupping in Catherine Breillat's The Last Mistress, but then I also got a big kick watching Pierce Brosnan and Meryl Streep belting out Abba hits in Mama Mia! So, go figure.
David Paperny,
Executive producer, The Week the Women Went