Sorry, anyone who can put Transformers on the same level as No Country for Old Men needs to have his or her head examined. Transformers was utter shit. No Country was probably one of the better films I've seen this year.
I don't know if people on this forum want to have like weird ass movie tastes that even defy the obscure intelligent film fan people's hype or what, but No Country is a spectacular film. While I do have problems with the ending as well, it is a minor flaw in the overall story, and the end ties in with the rest of the film quite nicely.
Javier Bardem ALONE made this film my choice for best picture in 2007. I haven't seen There Will Be Blood yet, and some other films (Atonement, The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford, Gone Baby Gone) but I'm pretty sure a kickass Daniel Day-Lewis performance is the only thing that might rival Javier Bardem in this film for me. Plus, add that to the fact that the suspense levels in this film are ridiculous (and unexpected), the movie is paced (yes, even the ending) ridiculously well, and the cinematography is to fucking die for.
Tommy Lee Jones doesn't deserve an Oscar. We get that. He won't get one. Everything I've been reading in the hype basically says he won't get one or even fucking nominated for that matter. But shit, his performance was adequate. It wasn't like he was Hayden Christiansen or something.