Movies in 2010

[Green Lantern]

Garry Marshall hasn't directed a decent movie since Pretty Woman and/or Overboard.

And that's being generous.

[Bastage]

I saw From Paris With Love over the weekend. It reminded me of a Rush Hour movie plot that took itself way too seriously.

[falafel]

It says, "It's Sunday, and they don't open again until Friday. We're going to be stuck up here all week."

English, motherfather, do you speak it?

I was going on my month-old memory of watching the trailer. Either way, it doesn't matter. Ski resorts do not close for a whole week.

[MarkGrace]

I will be seeing Valentine's Day this weekend.

Should be awesome!

[Art Vandelay]

I likely won't see this movie until it comes to TV but it looks like a good one.

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[jay santos]

2010 looks like a down year for film. No Tarantino, no PT Anderson, no Charlie Kaufman, Coen Brothers doing a remake.

No thank you to Spiderman 4, Iron Man 2, Transformers 3, or anything else that used to be a comic book and has lots of explosions.

Inception does look like it should be good.

[RobinFinderson]

2010 looks like a down year for film. No Tarantino, no PT Anderson, no Charlie Kaufman, Coen Brothers doing a remake.

No thank you to Spiderman 4, Iron Man 2, Transformers 3, or anything else that used to be a comic book and has lots of explosions.

Inception does look like it should be good.

Is this going to be the year of Blood Meridian?

[Green Lantern]

2010 looks like a down year for film. No Tarantino, no PT Anderson, no Charlie Kaufman, Coen Brothers doing a remake.

No thank you to Spiderman 4, Iron Man 2, Transformers 3, or anything else that used to be a comic book and has lots of explosions.

Inception does look like it should be good.

Not that the Coen Brothers need me to defend them, but I quite think they have earned the benefit of the doubt about any project they care to do. Also, I think there is a significant distinction between making a film adaptation of a book that has previously been adapted and doing a straight remake of an old movie. The former is what the Coens are ostensibly doing with TRUE GRIT.

And who knows? Maybe this will be a groundbreaking year for new filmmakers. Also, please tell me TRANSFORMERS 3 is not this year. My heart can't take it.

[MarkGrace]

Is this going to be the year of Blood Meridian?

2011...supposedly.

[jay santos]

Not that the Coen Brothers need me to defend them, but I quite think they have earned the benefit of the doubt about any project they care to do. Also, I think there is a significant distinction between making a film adaptation of a book that has previously been adapted and doing a straight remake of an old movie. The former is what the Coens are ostensibly doing with TRUE GRIT.

And who knows? Maybe this will be a groundbreaking year for new filmmakers. Also, please tell me TRANSFORMERS 3 is not this year. My heart can't take it.

True Grit actually looks like it could be decent. IMHO Coen Brothers are at their best when the film is a little darker/more serious than their typical film.

[Maximus]

I likely won't see this movie until it comes to TV but it looks like a good one.

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I saw that on netflix streaming.

[UtahDan]

I think WOLFMAN looks like a lot of fun. The director, Joe Johnston, has the ability to evoke kind of an old-school good-time-at-the-movies feel. He did it in THE ROCKETEER. I hope some of that same talent is evident here.

Dude, how bad does VALENTINE'S DAY look? In the commercials, when Julia Roberts does that big laugh, it makes me regret getting a widescreen TV.

Only 30% on the Tomatometer.

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/1194949-wolfman/

[BoylenOver]

I likely won't see this movie until it comes to TV but it looks like a good one.

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It is good, but *SKIP THE "LAST MOVIE I SAW" THREAD* because I'm a jackass that posted a spoiler that was then quoted.

[Green Lantern]

Only 30% on the Tomatometer.


http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/1194949-wolfman/

Yeah, and only a 45 on Metacritic but what the hell, I've spent the last several weeks watching a lot of serious Oscar-contention stuff. I need to see some fun wolfman gore.

[John McClain]

True Grit actually looks like it could be decent. IMHO Coen Brothers are at their best when the film is a little darker/more serious than their typical film.

I love the Coen Brothers, but I just cant get my mind around a remake of True Grit without John Wayne. Might as well do a remake of Patton without George C. Scott.