Im looking forward to...

Tusky

Pans Labyrinth

http://www.clubcultura.com/clubcine/clubcineastas/guillermodeltoro/ellaberintodelfauno/

The Fountain

http://www.apple.com/trailers/wb/thefountain/trailer1/

Children of men

http://www.apple.com/trailers/universal/childrenofmen/

Renaissance

http://www.apple.com/trailers/miramax/renaissance/trailer1/

Apocalypto

http://www.apple.com/trailers/touchstone/apocalypto/

Pathfinder

http://movies.yahoo.com/mv/mf/frame?theme=minfo&lid=wmv-300-p.1425711-166901,wmv-700-p.1425712-166901,wmv-1000-p.1425713-166901,qtv-56-p.1425705-166901,qtv-100-p.1425706-166901,qtv-300-p.1425707-166901,qtv-700-p.1425708-166901,wmv-56-p.1425709-166901,wmv-100-p.1425710-166901,qtv-28-p.1425705-166901,wmv-28-p.1425709-166901&id=1809233138&f=1809233138&mspid=1809280251&type=t

The Prestige

http://www.apple.com/trailers/touchstone/theprestige/large.html

Borat

http://www.apple.com/trailers/fox/borat/trailer/

Taladega nights

http://www.apple.com/trailers/sony_pictures/talladeganights/

....what about you ?

Dont be at yourself

Well, to try and rescue this one from a thread of lists that nobody will read...

I am very much looking forward to two films in particular.

The first film is For Your Consideration. Why? It's written by Christopher Guest and Eugene Levy (Of Spinal Tap, Best In Show and A Mighty Wind fame), it's got Ricky Gervais in it, and the premise is great. This should be the funniest film of the year.

The second film is Christmas On Mars. Why? Well, first and foremost, I love the Flaming Lips. Wayne Coyne is possibly the most charismatic, captivating man on the planet. He's also completely off-the-wall. Filmed over the course of years, with sets made by the man himself out of whatever junk was lying around his garden, and calling in friends from the industry to help, it's a real labour of love. This film wont win awards for acting, filmatography, direction or anything, but it will be fascinating to see a project like this reach the big screen - if it eventually does!

Redundo

For me I am really looking forward to 'The Fountain', 'Apocalypto' and 'The Prestige'. Partly because I have no idea what to expect from any of them.

I'm also a less excited by, but still looking forward to seeing Clerks II and Spiderman 3, if I go down the blockbuster route I may as well throw in Shrek 3 and Potter 5 as well. I think i'm more interested in the look of Renaissance then the actual film itself.

And of course: Snakes on a Plane and Tenacious The Pick of Destiny.

Necronomicon

Pan's Labyrinth, for sure. I haven't seen much of Guillermo del Toro's work, but I did love Hellboy.
Clerks 2: Just can't wait for this one
Also looking forward to The Departed which is a remake of Infernal Affairs. I know people will groan at the word 'remake' but this has a pretty outstanding cast and is being directed by Martin Scorsese.
And of course, Snakes On A Plane

That's all I can think of for now.

Vokes

Heh, just watching Infernal Affairs on Film4 now, hope its good

Anyways really looking foward to The Fountain and Children if Men and SM3.

Tusky

NekkidBibleMan wrote:

Well, to try and rescue this one from a thread of lists that nobody will read...

I am very much looking forward to two films in particular.

The first film is For Your Consideration. Why? It's written by Christopher Guest and Eugene Levy (Of Spinal Tap, Best In Show and A Mighty Wind fame), it's got Ricky Gervais in it, and the premise is great. This should be the funniest film of the year.

The second film is Christmas On Mars. Why? Well, first and foremost, I love the Flaming Lips. Wayne Coyne is possibly the most charismatic, captivating man on the planet. He's also completely off-the-wall. Filmed over the course of years, with sets made by the man himself out of whatever junk was lying around his garden, and calling in friends from the industry to help, it's a real labour of love. This film wont win awards for acting, filmatography, direction or anything, but it will be fascinating to see a project like this reach the big screen - if it eventually does!

thread saved, youre my hero.... :rolleyes:

SofaKing wrote:

Heh, just watching Infernal Affairs on Film4 now, hope its good

Anyways really looking foward to The Fountain and Children if Men and SM3.

Its quite good, as with alot of Asian movies I found it v.hard to follow the different characters at first. Theres a sequel and an American remake on the cards also.

Necronomicon

SofaKing wrote:

Heh, just watching Infernal Affairs on Film4 now, hope its good

It's damn good! But if you do like it, don't make the same mistake I did and wait about a year to watch the sequel, it will confuse the hell out of you

Tusky wrote:

Its quite good, as with alot of Asian movies I found it v.hard to follow the different characters at first. Theres a sequel and an American remake on the cards also.

Two sequels!

Tusky

Necromomicon wrote:

Two sequels!

Really ? Didnt know there was 3rd one.

Vokes

Tusky wrote:

Pathfinder

http://movies.yahoo.com/mv/mf/frame?theme=minfo&lid=wmv-300-p.1425711-166901,wmv-700-p.1425712-166901,wmv-1000-p.1425713-166901,qtv-56-p.1425705-166901,qtv-100-p.1425706-166901,qtv-300-p.1425707-166901,qtv-700-p.1425708-166901,wmv-56-p.1425709-166901,wmv-100-p.1425710-166901,qtv-28-p.1425705-166901,wmv-28-p.1425709-166901&id=1809233138&f=1809233138&mspid=1809280251&type=t

Cool. Vikings - Hollywood style! (and there's a nod to Braveheart in the trailer). Hope there's lots of decapitations

Tusky

SofaKing wrote:

Cool. Vikings - Hollywood style! (and there's a nod to Braveheart in the trailer). Hope there's lots of decapitations

The poster for it is great aswell.

Karl Hungus

I can safely say that Pathfinder is not a movie I'm looking forward to. I've already been getting some fairly horrible "Dances with Wolves" vibes off the premise, and the trailer does nothing but worsen the idea, what with the fairly blatant demonisation of the Norsemen.

Maybe I'm just getting a little tired of the whole 'White person defends adoptive culture from his own kind' crap, but hey, it's Hollywood, what can I say?

Tusky

Karl Hungus wrote:

I can safely say that Pathfinder is not a movie I'm looking forward to. I've already been getting some fairly horrible "Dances with Wolves" vibes off the premise, and the trailer does nothing but worsen the idea, what with the fairly blatant demonisation of the Norsemen.

Maybe I'm just getting a little tired of the whole 'White person defends adoptive culture from his own kind' crap, but hey, it's Hollywood, what can I say?

....action looks good!

bahaha

Vokes

Also looking forward to Jason Statham's next film, Crank

http://www.apple.com/trailers/lions_gate/crank/