The movies Im looking forward to most

Lamper.sffc

Since this year was pretty crap so far for movies, bar one or two iv seen.

I have been encouraged by what I have seen is on the way.

These are the movies Ill be looking forward to the most in the coming months.

(In no particular order of preference.)

Book of Eli

Shutter Island

9

The Lovely Bones

The Road

Zombieland

Ninja Assasin

Inception

Daybreakers

What do you think?

What are the movies you are looking forward to the most. If not already there put them up with a trailer if possible.

ziedth

I never heard of the lovely bones it looks very good.

My Picks:

Sherlock Holmes

Boondock saints 2 (for personal reasons)

Avatar

and funnily the ones you picked OP.

krudler

The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus

Could be amazing, and its got a hell of a cast with Christopher Plummer then you have Johnny Depp, Colin Farrell and Jude Law and of course Heath Ledger all playing the same character, plus its Terry Gilliam doing big fantasy style stuff again as only he can, lets hope its more like Brazil and not like The Brothers Grimm

On a nice side note, Farrell, Law and Depp all gave up their fees for the movie to Ledgers daughter, just goes to show the level of respect people had for him in Hollywood

transylman

Legion

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2u8PZBTzG90

2012

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hz86TsGx3fc

Black Swan

A sequel to ”Låt den rätte komma in” (Let the Right One In), a vampire film directed by Tomas Alfredson (2008). Apparently the Americans are attempting a remake of this film (not a sequel), calling it “Let me in,” but I am not confident they will outperform the original Swedish film which was horrifically delightful.

giddybootz

The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus +1
- really looking forward to this

Alice in Wonderland
- I love this story and hope that Tim&co do a good job on it! It is such a trippy story and Tim Burton is such a trippy director that I am expecting great things here!

krudler

Cant be bothered with Alice in Wonderland, sooo sick of Burton only making movies with Depp and his missus in them, i liked Sweeney Todd but theres only so many Tim Burton movies where Depp can play a kooky guy who wears stripy things before it wears thin

delbertgrady

The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus.
An Education.

Sleazus

Unfortunately Shutter Island has been pushed out into 2010 as Paramount apparently don't have the money for two Oscar pushes and have decided that Peter Jackson's The Lovely Bones is a better bet.

uncleoswald

Good god Legion looks fun.

The Road although if its done right then I don't know if I'd exactly be looking forward to it.

And 2012, I haven't really enjoyed seeing things getting blown up since Independance Day but that trailer makes me feel 13 again

The Informant! looks like it has a great comedy performance from Matt Damon.

Sanjuro

Personally, I sincerely hope the trailer for The Road doesn't properly represent the tone of the final film. Anyone who's read the book knows the tone is melancholic and quiet with sporadic moments of horror, yet the trailer makes the film look like typical Hollywood blockbuster trash. But then, Harvey Weinstein probably had the trailer cut that way to draw in the crowds.

Lamper.sffc

Sanjuro wrote: »

Personally, I sincerely hope the trailer for The Road doesn't properly represent the tone of the final film. Anyone who's read the book knows the tone is melancholic and quiet with sporadic moments of horror, yet the trailer makes the film look like typical Hollywood blockbuster trash. But then, Harvey Weinstein probably had the trailer cut that way to draw in the crowds.

Thought this would be anything but a typical hollywood blockbuster and I got this impression from the trailer as I have not read the book. I suppose we would be looking at the trailer from two different points of view. One who has read the book and one who hasnt.



Just looking at the list. There is a lot of end of the world type movies.

9, The Road, 2012, Zombieland, The Book of elli. Legion, Even Daybreakers to an extent. Mankind on the brink sort of stuff. It must be the in thing this year and next.

DoctorGonzo08

I really like the look of '9' and Avatar for curiosity alone. Further down the line Rambo 5! Predator meets the tracking skills of Croc Dundee and Universal Soldier.

p to the e

For me it has to be "Up". Have been waiting for it for sometime now and it's hour is near! Also the kid in me is dying to see Sly's "The Expendables"

ella87

There has been no good movies out in the cinema this year its been pretty disappointing I love all sorts of genres but there was no movie I was dying to see and any one I did see it wasnt great especially recent comedy movies they all are the same sort of comedy nothing original.
Yup Im gonna be a total cheeseball and say new moon, it looks far better than twilight that was muck.

Roaster

ella87 wrote: »

There has been no good movies out in the cinema this year its been pretty disappointing I love all sorts of genres but there was no movie I was dying to see and any one I did see it wasnt great especially recent comedy movies they all are the same sort of comedy nothing original.
Yup Im gonna be a total cheeseball and say new moon, it looks far better than twilight that was muck.

Have to say there was at least one...District 9! I was so looking forward to this and it didn't disappoint.

Lamper.sffc

Roaster wrote: »

Have to say there was at least one...District 9! I was so looking forward to this and it didn't disappoint.

Best movie I seen this year.

BopNiblets

Ya just back from it, great stuff.

Avatar
Zombieland
Give 'Em Hell Malone
Iron Man 2
Pirates! (the Aardman Animations one)
The Men Who Stare at Goats
The Goods
The Road
And eventually Batman 3 but that's a long way off.

genericguy

ella87 wrote: »

There has been no good movies out in the cinema this year

watchmen.
district 9.
hurt locker.
inglorious basterds.
public enemies.

Yup Im gonna be a total cheeseball and say new moon

hahahahahahaha GTFO!!!

Fago123

For me its:

Fantastic Mr Fox
A Serious Man
The Road
Where The Wild Things Are
Shutter Island (believe that was pushed back to 2010)

ella87

genericguy wrote: »

watchmen.
district 9.
hurt locker.
inglorious basterds.
public enemies.



hahahahahahaha GTFO!!!

that's rude.I have open tastes I like all movie genres I'm a cultured person.so what if I'm looking forward to new moon the books are great ignorance gets you nowhere.public enemies was alright it dragged on alot in my opinion.Watchmen was like superhero porno not my cup of tea.

Jako8

For me it's,

The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus
Where the Wild Things Are
Alice in Wonderland
Book of Eli
The Lovely Bones
The Informant
9
The Road

and
If there is an Iron Man 2 coming out then bring on that too.

Lamper.sffc

Well iv seen one off my list now and it was Zombieland. Its good and quite funny in places but didnt blow me away. Still worth seeing and I didnt regret going to it. 7/10