What movies are you looking forward to in the second half of 07?

[Cogliostro]

Now that the second half of the year is upon us and there are still many movies to be released which ones are you looking most forward to?

I'm looking forward to:

Transformers
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
The Simpsons Movie
Stardust
Rush Hour 3
Super Bad
War
Shoot 'Em Up
Resident Evil: Extinction
Across the Universe
30 Days of Night
Nightmare Before Christmas 3-D
Saw IV (Maybe)
American Gangster
Fred Claus
The Golden Compass
I Am Legend
Sweeny Todd

How about you?

[Storm Eagle]

Transformers (If I do see that, I'm making sure I wear one of my Transformers t-shirts to it)
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (I think I might want to wait out the DVD though)
The Simpsons Movie
Alvin and the Chipmunks

Okay yeah, not much of a list I know. At least I'll be saving a lot of money by not seeing that many movies this year though. Anyway I might just end up buying the first two. The latter two, however, I'd rather just rent them.

[Mike Spartz]

Harry Potter: Order of the Pheonix
Elizabeth: The Golden Age
The Simpsons Movie
La Vie En Rose
Superman: Doomsday
Justice League: The New Frontier
I'm Not There

[Baltofan]

Underdog, and nothing else important.

[Kolbar]

Transformers
The Simpsons Movie
Saw IV
Halloween
Rush Hour 3
Mr. Bean's Holiday
Trick 'r Treat
Bee Movie

[Cortez2301]

Transformers,Harry potter 5,The Simpsons,Rush Hour 3,Halloween (Maybe),Mr Beans Holdiay (Maybe),American Gangster,Resident Evil 3 and HITMAN!

[HG Revolution]

Opening Night:
Harry Potter 5
The Simpsons Movie
The Golden Compass

Must-See:
Sicko
Tekkonkinreet
Persepolis
Sweeny Todd

Maybe:
Across the Universe
American Gangster
Bee Movie
Beowolf
The Kite Runner

If I Must:
Transformers

[Lord Dalek]

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
The Simpsons Movie
Superbad
Across The Universe

[Hades]

Transformers
Simpsons
Bourne Ultimatum
Rush Hour 3
Resident Evil Extinction
Hitman
Saw 4
The Golden Compass
Halloween
El Superbeasto (if it actually comes out this time)
Day of the Dead

[Kury Wagner]

Harry Potter and Transformers are really the only things I have even a slight interest in. I know HP will make me whine and cry, but I'm a masochist, so I'll go see it anyway.

[Toon Capone]

There is nothing I that list I want to see at all and where is Rambo 4.

That's probably the only film I want to see this year.

[DarkAngel]

I'd say I'm most looking forward to:

Transformers
30 Days of Night
3:10 to Yuma

And then, after that, I'd name

Harry Potter
Bourne Ultimatum
Halloween

There's other stuff I'm kinda curious about, like "Across the Universe", but the above listed are what most have my interest right now. Most immediately, I'm incredibly excited about "Transformers". After that, I'm really hoping "30 Days of Night" delivers. I haven't read any of 'em, but I'm a fan of vampire movies and have been disappointed by most I've seen. I'm hoping this'll be different. And I liked the trailer for "3:10". I'm a fan of both Crowe and Bale, so it'll be great to see them on screen together, and I do like westerns. Haven't seen the original, but the premise sounds great.

[Cogliostro]

There's other stuff I'm kinda curious about, like "Across the Universe", but the above listed are what most have my interest right now. Most immediately, I'm incredibly excited about "Transformers". After that, I'm really hoping "30 Days of Night" delivers. I haven't read any of 'em, but I'm a fan of vampire movies and have been disappointed by most I've seen. I'm hoping this'll be different. And I liked the trailer for "3:10". I'm a fan of both Crowe and Bale, so it'll be great to see them on screen together, and I do like westerns. Haven't seen the original, but the premise sounds great.

I'm glad to see there is a few others that are interested in 'Across the Universe'. Also glad to see someone else looking forward to 30 Days of Night. I on the other hand have read the comics. From the trailer it seems to be sticking pretty close to the original story (of course same permise) but I'm sure will vary alittle. I'd say if you enjoy the movie then you should try to check out the 30 Days of Night graphic novel and see how the story really goes. The art isn't everyone's cup of tea but it fits the dark story. Also there is another comic that is a sequel to 30 Days of Night made by the same people (Steve Niles, Ben Templesmith) that made 30 DoN and it's called Dark Days and pretty much picks up after the events 30 Days of Night and ties up some loose ends and has one heck of a big twist ending. I really hope the movie does well and Dark Days can be made into a movie as well, it could easily be made into a great sequel.

I'm also interested in 3:10 to Yuma mainly because I'm a big Christian Bale fan and also think Russel Crowe is a good actor, and should be interesting to see him as the bad guy. Also being set in a western type movie has me intrigued, if you haven't seen The Proposition, it's a great western type movie staring Guy Pearce.

[PC!]

I have to say I'm not one to keep up with movies, but out of all the movies mentioned thus far, Transformers and Bee Movie are the only ones that slightly interest me.

[KuwabaraTheMan]

Transformers.

Harry Potter I'll go see so I can write up a huge rant about how the movies are terrible and rape the source material. Fans of my rant for #4 can look for something even more intense this time.:D

[DBZNarutoWarrior]

I'm looking forward to

1. The Simpsons Movie
2. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
3. Rush Hour 3
4. The Golden Compass
5. Transformers

[DarkAngel]

From the trailer it seems to be sticking pretty close to the original story (of course same permise) but I'm sure will vary alittle. I'd say if you enjoy the movie then you should try to check out the 30 Days of Night graphic novel and see how the story really goes. The art isn't everyone's cup of tea but it fits the dark story. Also there is another comic that is a sequel to 30 Days of Night made by the same people (Steve Niles, Ben Templesmith) that made 30 DoN and it's called Dark Days and pretty much picks up after the events 30 Days of Night and ties up some loose ends and has one heck of a big twist ending.
Thanks for the info, Cog. I haven't bought any comics in a while, and rarely read any now, so at this point almost all of my comic exposure is via movie adaptations and animation. I'm not sure when or if I'll ever get around to reading 30 DoN, but I've heard great things about it, so I'm just hoping the movie does it justice so that I can experience some of it. With vampire movies, I usually hope for something atmospheric and suspenseful (rather than pure action). Hopefully my expectations aren't misplaced.


I'm also interested in 3:10 to Yuma mainly because I'm a big Christian Bale fan and also think Russel Crowe is a good actor, and should be interesting to see him as the bad guy. Also being set in a western type movie has me intrigued, if you haven't seen The Proposition, it's a great western type movie staring Guy Pearce.
Haven't seen Proposition, but I'll keep it mind next time I'm looking to rent something. And I'm also more of a fan of Bale than Crowe, though I do greatly respect the latter's talent. He always seems to deliver.

[KuwabaraTheMan]

You know, it astounds me how many movies some of you people watch. A lot of these lists are more movies than I'll see in a whole year, and this year is actually a big year for me, too. (I've already seen Spidey and Pirates, plan to see FF and Ratatouille, and I'll catch ATHF and TMNT on DVD)

Guess I just don't get it. I usually find most movies, aside from a select few, to be forgettable at best. Certainly not worth $8 for admission plus $5-10 on concessions.

[Draft]

Transformers
Simpsons

Wow, i have no movies to see, w00t

I've only been to the movie theateres twice(Spidey and Evan Almighty)

[DarkAngel]

You know, it astounds me how many movies some of you people watch. A lot of these lists are more movies than I'll see in a whole year, and this year is actually a big year for me, too. (I've already seen Spidey and Pirates, plan to see FF and Ratatouille, and I'll catch ATHF and TMNT on DVD)
I can't speak for others, but with my list, these are movies I'm interested in seeing. Doesn't necessarily mean I will see them in the theater. Transformers I'll be seeing for certain. But with all the others, reviews will be play a role, as will how busy I am and just how I'm feeling at the time.

[Starsky]

Be Kind, Rewind
Synecdoche, New York
The Darjeeling Limited
There Will Be Blood
Sweeney Todd
The Simpsons Movie
Ratatouille
Harry Potter And The Order Of The Phoenix
Superbad
Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium
No Country For Old Men
Bee Movie

And if the previously mentioned The Haunted World Of El Superbeasto actually ends up coming out this year, count me in.

[Hanshotfirst113]

Transformers.

Harry Potter I'll go see so I can write up a huge rant about how the movies are terrible and rape the source material. Fans of my rant for #4 can look for something even more intense this time.:D

And I shall battle with you.

[ToOn~g@l]

The Simpsons is the one I am most psyched about, I can't wait to see it.

Others I want to see are
Transformers
Harry Potter
Bee Movie
Ratatouille

In the maybe file
The Golden Compass
Rush Hour 3

Enchanted looks interesting but also looks as if it will be either really good or really bad so I think I will wait for the DVD of that one

[TheMecca]

Superbad, Across the Universe, American Gangster, Bee Movie, Sweeney Todd (Depp and Rickman = excellent work Burton), The Simpsons Movie, the list goes on.
Oh and THE DARJEELING LIMITED.
Because Wes Anderson's next movie deserves capitalization.

[True Noir]

HAIRSPRAY (or is that already out...?)
Waking Madison
La Vie En Rose
Zwartboek
The Bourne Ultimatum
Transformers
Waitress (out already still haven't gotten a chance to view it)
Rush Hour 3
Paris Je T'aime

[purplehairedwonder]

Harry Potter I'll go see so I can write up a huge rant about how the movies are terrible and rape the source material. Fans of my rant for #4 can look for something even more intense this time.:DWhy more people can't separate the books and the movies is beyond me. I'd much rather go to a movie to enjoy it than to go merely to take notes on why I don't like it. Seems like a waste of time and money. But that's another story.

As for me, I'm looking forward to:

Ratatouille (though it's already out, I probably won't see it for awhile)
Transformers
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
The Simpsons Movie
The Bourne Ultimatum
Rush Hour 3
National Treasure: Book of Secrets

Anything else will depend on how ads look. I've been interested in the His Dark Materials series so I may check out The Golden Compass. Everything else coming out, I either know nothing about or have no interest in.

[KuwabaraTheMan]

Why more people can't separate the books and the movies is beyond me. I'd much rather go to a movie to enjoy it than to go merely to take notes on why I don't like it. Seems like a waste of time and money. But that's another story.

...From the girl who ranted about the changes made to the Eragon movie?

Anyways, I wouldn't pay money to see the movies. I get dragged by the family, anyways. So I get in for free, and get to rant about how terrible the movies are.

[DarthGonzo]

I don't do theaters for a variety of reasons but I'm definitely going to see Harry Potter and the Simpsons Movie.

[Dirty Dawg]

Transformers
The Simpsons Movie
Daddy Day Camp
House
Underdog(This movie will suck soooooo bad,it'll be funny)
Halloween

[Discloner]

Guess I just don't get it. I usually find most movies, aside from a select few, to be forgettable at best. Certainly not worth $8 for admission plus $5-10 on concessions.Some people LOVE going to the movies. I for one, absolutely enjoy watching a movie in the theater - whether it's good or bad. Just to be enjoying that moment with other people, there's something fantastic about it that I simply enjoy more then most anything else. It's certainly worth the $8 bucks for me - that's a bit over an hour of minimum wage work for almost two hours of escapism.

[MM54]

Too many to list. I spend at least once a week at the local movie cinema. There's nothing more enjoyable to me than sitting in a dark, crowded movie theater and watching a good film.

[Hanshotfirst113]

Some people LOVE going to the movies. I for one, absolutely enjoy watching a movie in the theater - whether it's good or bad. Just to be enjoying that moment with other people, there's something fantastic about it that I simply enjoy more then most anything else. It's certainly worth the $8 bucks for me - that's a bit over an hour of minimum wage work for almost two hours of escapism.

I agree; even if the movie is horrendous, there's a certain thrill to a social event; going with friends, chatting with people afterwards, whatever it may be.

[Anarky]

Transformers
The Simpsons Movie

other than that, not much

there are some DTVs
Superman: Doomsday
Doctor Strange
is JL: The New Frontier scheduled for Q4?

[True Noir]

You know, it astounds me how many movies some of you people watch. A lot of these lists are more movies than I'll see in a whole year, and this year is actually a big year for me, too. (I've already seen Spidey and Pirates, plan to see FF and Ratatouille, and I'll catch ATHF and TMNT on DVD)

Guess I just don't get it. I usually find most movies, aside from a select few, to be forgettable at best. Certainly not worth $8 for admission plus $5-10 on concessions.

Hmm. I think it's more about who you go to the movies with and your experience with that sometimes than it is about actually going to watch the movie to watch the movie. Usually just getting to spend time with a certain person is what I mean.

[Classic Speedy]

Currently just The Simpsons Movie and Rush Hour 3. Super Bad looks mildly amusing but only parts of the trailer made me laugh. I really have to see more footage before I decide one way or the other.

[KuwabaraTheMan]

Hmm. I think it's more about who you go to the movies with and your experience with that sometimes than it is about actually going to watch the movie to watch the movie. Usually just getting to spend time with a certain person is what I mean.

Yeah, I suppose that's true. Often I just wind up going to the movies alone, or with my family. That's just not much fun, imho.

If I can go with my friends, then yeah, I will. But those wouldn't be movies I plan on seeing, really. Just, spur of the moment things.

[bigddan11]

Transformers
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
Borne Ultimatium
Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer (I haven't watched it yet)
Daddy Day Camp
Underdog
Shrek the Third (I haven't watched it yet)
National Treasure: Book of Secrets
Ratatouille (I haven't watched it yet)
Bee Movie
Superman: Doomsday
Justice League movie
Doctor Strange

[Desensitized]

Super Bad looks mildly amusing but only parts of the trailer made me laugh.
It was that punch, right? That made me lawl.

I'm only really looking forward to The Simpsons, but I'll probably see a few other ones and be surprised.

[purplehairedwonder]

...From the girl who ranted about the changes made to the Eragon movie?I went in fully expecting it to be good but it wasn't even a good movie. The Harry Potter movies are at least decent on their own merits. I'd go on, but that's not the point of this thread...

*grumbles inaudibly about the Eragon movie*

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[Magmafire2374]

Spiderman 3- was meh.. too much love story, emo Peter, and not enough Venom

Pirates 3- the pacing of the movie was horrible!!! why bring Calypso and let her do nothing of significance, also it would have been nice to see the British armada attack the pirates rather than retreat, also Jack Sparrow(Johnny Depp) wasn't utilized as best as he could be

Shrek 3- A funny film and I was thouroughly entertained. I felt it was kind of too short though. I would have liked another 30 minutes or so. A good movie for anyone who is a fan of Shrek films.

Fantastic Four 2- A good follow-up & conclusion to the first film, but I don't see it as being anything more than this.

Ocean's 13- A great awesome film. It was worth the price of the ticket. I was very entertained throughout the film. Fantastic story, characters, and pacing.

Ratatouille- A very good story and you feel for the little chief and his struggles to make a difference in the world and to help out his clan/family.

So far the best film I've seen this year is Grindhouse by a mile.

Here's hoping that the Simpson, Transformers, and Rush Hour 3 meet or exceed my expectations.

[Lord Dalek]

I really have to see more footage before I decide one way or the other.Go look up the red band version of the trailer. The film suddenly goes from "mildly amusing" to "OMG! THIS IS AMAZING!!!!!!!!1LOLZ!"

[Cogliostro]

Some people LOVE going to the movies. I for one, absolutely enjoy watching a movie in the theater - whether it's good or bad. Just to be enjoying that moment with other people, there's something fantastic about it that I simply enjoy more then most anything else. It's certainly worth the $8 bucks for me - that's a bit over an hour of minimum wage work for almost two hours of escapism.

I am one of those people. I love going to the movies and I love renting movies. It's really fun to go to a big movie opening night with a few people, the crowds really get into the movie opening night because it usually consist of the people who have been looking forward to the movie and will more then likely enjoy it the most. Some people really enjoy going shopping, going to play golf, bowl, pool ect. but for me it's seeing a movie. Just like you said it's worth the hours of escapism, it's worth the money to be pulled into another world for a couple hours.

I forgot about Be Kind, Rewind coming out. I think it's going to be out in 2008 though. If not I will more then likely being seeing that as well, I hope it's better then Science of Sleep, which wasn't horrible but easily could have been a much better movie by Michel Gondry.

[Classic Speedy]

Go look up the red band version of the trailer. The film suddenly goes from "mildly amusing" to "OMG! THIS IS AMAZING!!!!!!!!1LOLZ!" Watched it and I still have the same reaction. To be honest I found a lot of the dick jokes to be forced. The scene where the two cops and McLovin' (whatever his real name is) freak out because they hear cop sirens was pretty good, though.

[Noukon]

Since I've seen both Transformers and Sicko, I'd say the films I'm genuinely excited about right now are...

Across the Universe
The Golden Compass
I Am Legend
No Country for Old Men
Stardust
Superman/Doomsday

[SilverStCloud]

Harry Potter and the Golden Compass are my main two. I already have my tickets for Harry Potter.

[Hanshotfirst113]

Certainly Harry Potter. Though sometime flawed, Ridley Scott is always enough of an artist to make me want to give American Gangster a look; at the very least, it will be visually stunning. The mere existance of Superbad makes me question my faith in humanity. I'd say The Golden Compass, but I'm ambivient about Weitz (and really, until they let Peter Jackson's ass back in the director's chair for The Hobbit, I'm more than a little unhappy with New Line).

[asphaltviking64]

Well there is Sweeny, though I must see that since it is Sondheim, Depp (meh question mark) Burton and a lot of murders involving pies :evil: .

Then I plan to see Simpsons since it has the old writers and the teasers were bloody hilarious. (Rock and hard place) :lol: and the animation looks incredibly refined and detailed.

Harry potter and order of the Phoenix-I kind of want to see it and I'll get the legos for it. Still I miss Dan's shaggy hair

Underdog-no, just no.

New Bruce Timm AM Alternate DCAU Hellz ya! Doomsday and New frontier are amazing and I want a Super mullet too!

[A StrangeTypeGuy]

I'm looking forward to Simpsons, Harry Potter, Transformers, Bee Movie, maybe Mr. Bean, and maybe Alvin and the Chipmunks.

[Knight]

Transformers (seen it now)
other than that


Resident Evil: Extinction
American Gangster
I Am Legend

are the only other movies I know for sure I want to check out.

[Mr. Manager]

The Simpsons Movie
Superbad
The Brothers Solomon
I Want Someone to Eat Cheese With
American Gangster
Beowulf
Bee Movie
Walk Hard
Juno

[kewlmyc]

I seen Transformers so:

Simpsons
Harry Potter 5
Rush Hour 3 (maybe)
I am Legend (maybe)

[simpsonsfan]

I saw Ratatouille so I can cross that of my list.

Opening Day:
The Simpsons movie

Later on:
Underdog
Harry Potter 5 (I'll porbably rent that off of netflix.)

:zoidberg:

[Elf]

After Transformers and Sicko, the rest i'm looking foward to is:

The Simpson's Movie
Stardust
American Gangster
Cassandra's Dream (Woody Allen film)
Assassination of Jesse James
Gone Baby Gone (like Mystic River, but has an epic feel to it)
3:10 to Yuma
Michael Clayton
Enchanted
Beowulf
I Am Legend
Aliens Vs. Predator
The Golden Compass (honestly, Sam Elliot is the one that got me interested)

[asphaltviking64]

Oh yeah, Beowulf, The CGI animation about the legendary German hero. I want to see how they do that as it seems like a good concept. I just don't like the animation that the studio produced as it felt too real but that was what they were trying to accomplish. I am looking forward to this moviel.

[Ragebot]

Still need to see:
Ratatouille
Sicko

Will see, no question:
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
The Kingdom
American Gangster
The Bourne Ultimatum

Provided it gets good reviews:
Beowulf
Superbad
Lust, Caution (By Ang Lee)
Eastern Promises (By David Cronenberg)
The Golden Compass

Provided it gets good reviews (because the trailer sure looks like crap):
Arcoss the Universe

Morbid Curiosity:
The Simpsons Movie
Virgin Territory
Alvin and the Chipmunks

Frankly, there's not a lot of stuff this year that interests me. The fall/winter season is almost completely devoid of the big blockbusters that we've come to expect, with only Golden Compass standing out.

[Discloner]

I just don't like the animation that the studio produced as it felt too real but that was what they were trying to accomplish. I am looking forward to this moviel.Unless I've missed something - nobody's seen any of Beowulf's animation yet...

[Vyse]

Simpsons Movie
Transformers
Superbad
30 Days of Night
Tekkonkinkreet (even though it's going to be a limited engagement)
Stardust

[Doctor Nick]

Sweet Maria!! There are some movies I'm psyched for (The Simpsons & Superbad- SO Excited for both!!!) but I've been waiting for Stardust for a long time. Love Neil Gaiman and I think this film was well casted. Been hearing positive reviews of this guy Charlie Cox int he film and he's surrounded by awesome vets like DeNiro and Pfeiffer.

The Stardust site is fresh, check it... :cool:

http://www.stardustmovie.com/site.htm

[Hanshotfirst113]

I'm really not sure that with the Peter Jackson issue, I want to give New Line any more cash, and I'm rather lukewarm on the director of The Golden Compass, but I may give it a shot.

Underdog, Alvin and the Chipmonks
Cries softly.

American Gangster
One of the best directors alive today, he's usually hit-or-miss, but I'm always interested in Ridley Scott.



Go look up the red band version of the trailer. The film suddenly goes from "mildly amusing" to "OMG! THIS IS AMAZING!!!!!!!!1LOLZ!"


For what?

Arcoss the Universe: my utterly bizzare interest in the sixties makes me intrigued.

I Am Legend? Mmm....I'm not sure what to think at this point.

[FightingDreamer]

Underdog, Alvin and the Chipmonks
Cries softly.

As you should.

As for me:
Beowulf
Stardust
American Gangster
3:10 to Yuma.

Truth be told, I'm more interested in 08's lineup.

[Hanshotfirst113]

Hmmm. They're remaking 3:10 to Yuma? WHY? There was absolutely nothing wrong with it the first time. My massive bias against remakes aside, who's working on it?

[FightingDreamer]

Let's see:
Director James Mangold (Walk The Line, Girl Interrupted)
Christian Bale
Russell Crowe
Peter Fonda
Ben Foster
Alan Tudyk

Those are the main players. I can't wait to see Bale and Crowe play off each other.

[Hanshotfirst113]

Let's see:
Director James Mangold (Walk The Line, Girl Interrupted)
Christian Bale
Russell Crowe
Peter Fonda
Ben Foster
Alan Tudyk

Those are the main players. I can't wait to see Bale and Crowe play off each other.

Ooh. I grudingly admit to be interested it that! At least we're seeing a Western again, and I agree that two of today's finest actors squaring off will be a sight to see.

[Desensitized]

Walk Hard (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0841046/)

Hands down.

Superbad didn't interest me until I saw who was involved. Now I actually wouldn't mind paying to see this on the big screen.

[Cogliostro]

I have heard rumbling about Beowulf and finally seen footage of it and I have to say it really has me interested! I seen the 'R' rated trailer and it looks wonderful and the CGI work is amazing! If you haven't seen any trailers then check it out (http://www.comingsoon.net/films.php?id=10851)! But as I mentioned there is a 'R' rated international trailer as it does contain Angelina Jolie goodness :sweat:

[Doctor Nick]

I have heard rumbling about Beowulf and finally seen footage of it and I have to say it really has me interested! I seen the 'R' rated trailer and it looks wonderful and the CGI work is amazing! If you haven't seen any trailers then check it out (http://www.comingsoon.net/films.php?id=10851)! But as I mentioned there is a 'R' rated international trailer as it does contain Angelina Jolie goodness :sweat:

That Beowulf trailer looks awesome, took a second to adjust to the look feel, but wow, just visually stunning. Zemeckis directed it, you know its going sweet.

Stardust is getting all kinds of good reviews, I'm getting excited for it. Here's one review, there's a few on AICN- http://www.aintitcool.com/node/30866

[Hanshotfirst113]

Wow. How did I miss the buzz on Beowulf? Some English Major I am; must get my ass to the library and read that. I'm not the biggest Zemeckis fan, but I'm VERY intrigued by the idea of Neil Gaiman working on a screenplay.

[simpsonsfan]

now all I have left is Underdog. :zoidberg:

[Aaron_bhkk]

The Ten (saw it at a special screening, but looking forward to seeing it again)
Hot Rod
Super Bad
Walk Hard
The Brothers Solomon

[Silly McGooses]

SWEENEY EFFING TODD

Looks absolutely amazing. I LOVE the musical.

[Hanshotfirst113]

SWEENEY EFFING TODD

Looks absolutely amazing. I LOVE the musical.


Is this the new Burton/Depp collaboration? 'Cause I'd totally be on board with that.

[Doctor Nick]

Yeah the Sweeney Todd poster is really cool looking.

Hanshotfirst113- "Not the biggest Zemeckis fan"??!!, SHAME ON YOU- Back to the Future, Forrest Gump, Cast Away!!! Beowulf is going to be nuts.

The more I see/ read on Stardust the more I get a Lord of The Rings type of vibe: a cast of all star actors, killer fantasy adventure, written by an amazing author (Gaiman) ;)

[Hanshotfirst113]

hanshotfirst1138- "Not the biggest Zemeckis fan"??!!, SHAME ON YOU- Back to the Future, Forrest Gump, Cast Away!!! Beowulf is going to be nuts.

I've never been big on Forrest Gump or Cast Away except in certain moods; my sugary sentimentaliy has limits, though I find such types of films work better in groups. Love Back to the Future though:D. On the other had, though I worry about stuido interferance, I'm immensely intrigued by the idea of Gaiman working on a screenplay, especially one in which the mythology can be as intricate as this.

[Hanshotfirst113]

Just saw the trailer for 3:10 to Yuma; gotta say, I'm intrigued. It's always interesting when a new Western hits the screen; they're so rare these days. The original is such a fantastic little film that I just can't see this topping it, but the trailer doesn't look quite like a blaring Hollywood ear-ringer (In spite of its efforts), but on the whole, a quieter film, which is what a movie like this should be. I'm still on the fence, but Crowe and Bale both look fantastic in their roles, rugged and gruff and totally comitted, and it'll be a thrill to see them play off of each other. If they can capture the quiet intensity of Gary Cooper or the gruff action of Anthony Mann in a conemporary fil even half as well as the legends did in their prime, it'll be a welcome breath of fresh air.

[Edboy 13]

Hot Rod
Underdog
Daddy Day Camp
Rush Hour 3
National Treasure: Book of Secrets
Highlander: The Source (if the stupid studio ever releases it)

And maybe, just maybe, I'll be checking out Balls of Fury.

[Hanshotfirst113]

And maybe, just maybe, I'll be checking out Balls of Fury.

What part of "sudden death" did you not understand?

[Toon Capone]

One other movie I am actually looking forward to seeing now that I know it's coming out is The Mother Of Tears (The Third Mother).

[Doctor Nick]

Just saw the trailer for 3:10 to Yuma; gotta say, I'm intrigued. It's always interesting when a new Western hits the screen; they're so rare these days. The original is such a fantastic little film that I just can't see this topping it, but the trailer doesn't look quite like a blaring Hollywood ear-ringer (In spite of its efforts), but on the whole, a quieter film, which is what a movie like this should be. I'm still on the fence, but Crowe and Bale both look fantastic in their roles, rugged and gruff and totally comitted, and it'll be a thrill to see them play off of each other. If they can capture the quiet intensity of Gary Cooper or the gruff action of Anthony Mann in a conemporary fil even half as well as the legends did in their prime, it'll be a welcome breath of fresh air.

3:10 to Yuma, I really like the looks of it and I love old westerns, and do not generally like remakes at all. Bale is the man, as a matter of opinion I think he is an overall better actor than Crowe, which I think many would debate. Just in IMHO.

Saw the TV spot for Stardust last night. It was the first TV trailer I can remember seeing in a while that I was excited for. I feel like most on tv are laughable, only see good ones in the theater. I dug this up this on Stardust. Very good sign. Gaiman can do no wrong in my book. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0486655/board/flat/77894266?p=1

[Hanshotfirst113]

One other movie I am actually looking forward to seeing now that I know it's coming out is The Mother Of Tears (The Third Mother).

Argento is FINALLY finishing his trilogy huh? Only took what, three decades :p?


3:10 to Yuma, I really like the looks of it and I love old westerns, and do not generally like remakes at all. Bale is the man, as a matter of opinion I think he is an overall better actor than Crowe, which I think many would debate. Just in IMHO.

I think that they're both brilliant actors and I'm very interested in seeing them play off of each other. So far, 3:10 looks surprisingly interesting to me; whether Magnold can deliver on this promise I have no idea, but I sense ambition, which I admire intensely.


Saw the TV spot for Stardust last night. It was the first TV trailer I can remember seeing in a while that I was excited for. I feel like most on tv are laughable, only see good ones in the theater. I dug this up this on Stardust. Very good sign. Gaiman can do no wrong in my book. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0486655/board/flat/77894266?p=1 (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0486655/board/flat/77894266?p=1)

Perhaps, but I wonder if the Hollywood studio system will take well to his idiosyncratic work and not...alter it. All the same, I'm interested.

[Doctor Nick]

Argento is FINALLY finishing his trilogy huh? Only took what, three decades :p?


I think that they're both brilliant actors and I'm very interested in seeing them play off of each other. So far, 3:10 looks surprisingly interesting to me; whether Magnold can deliver on this promise I have no idea, but I sense ambition, which I admire intensely.

Perhaps, but I wonder if the Hollywood studio system will take well to his idiosyncratic work and not...alter it. All the same, I'm interested.

Gaiman wouldn't let himself be part of a lackluster production, which I trust entails sticking to his guns and helping those involved understand & obey the idiosyncratic nature if his work. Also, the Stardust set pictures and stills I've seen are just incredible. Seems to have the positive elements of Harry Potter & Princess Bride. SWEET!

[Dukect45]

Beowolf
rush hour 3
and super bad

[HG Revolution]

Gaiman wouldn't let himself be part of a lackluster production,

Mirrormask, anyone?

[Movie06]

For me, the number one movie to see this year is Saw IV, I've seen the clip from Comic Con and I'm definately even more excited about the film.