Giallo, Antichrist, Inglorious Basterds, The Road, Bruno, Nine, Where The Wild Things Are
This year looks as though it’s going to be another 2006, a lot of good films and some bad ones, let’s hope so. So Here’s my long list:
Inglorious Basterds- Quentin Tarantino
The Road- John Hillcoat
District 9- Neill Blomkamp
Moon- Duncan Jones
Taking Woodstock- Ang Lee
Zombie Land- Ruben Fleischer
It Might Get Loud- Davis Guggenheim
Paper Heart- Nicholas Jasenovec
Brüno- Larry Charles
In the Loop- Armando Iannucci
The Cove- Louie Psihoyos
Soul Power- Jeffrey Levy-Hinte
9- Shane Acker
The Informant!- Steven Soderbergh
The Invention of Lying- Ricky Gervais & Matthew Robinson
Surrogates- Jonathan Mostow
A Serious Man- Ethan Coen & Joel Coen
Whiteout- Dominic Sena
Where the Wild Things Are- Spike Jonze
Amelia- Mira Nair
A Christmas Carol- Robert Zemeckis
The Wolf Man- Joe Johnston
2012- Roland Emmerich
Avatar- James Cameron
Sherlock Holmes- Guy Ritchie
It’s a lot, but I can’t wait.
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince; Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs
I’m bumpin’ this fella with some lesser known flicks.
Taxidermia – Oh my God, what IS this movie?? It looks like Brazil directed by David Lynch! It’s opening this weekend in LA so I’m all over this movie.
Five Minutes of Heaven – I love Liam Neeson (and Hirschbiegel ain’t bad either)
Still Walking – This movie is being compared to Tokyo Story, which is one of the few Japanese films I love. So I must see this film.
Big Fan – Patton Oswalt can act? I’m skeptical, despite all the critical praise this film is getting.
Fredo, I know! I’m really looking forward to Big Fan despite being surprised at the casting choice, because The Wrestler was one of my favorite films of 2008 and I am obsessed with obsession.
(500) days with Summer
Nine
hong sang soo – ‘ha ha ha’ and ‘like you know it all’ – but the first one might be for ’09
^ ’10 – sorry.
off the top of my head:
Green Zone – Paul Greengrass
Shutter Island – Martin Scorcese
The Lovely Bones – Peter Jackson
The Limits Of Control (Jim Jarmusch)
Where the Wild Things Are (Spike Jonze)
The Tree Of Life (Terrence Malick)
Ponyo (Hayao Miyazaki)
That’ll be three films in11 years for Malick! The guy is on a tear!
Pepperminta by Pipilotti Rist!
Inglorious Basterds and Shutter Island.
MICMACS A TIRE-LARIGOT – by Jean-Pierre Juenet
TAXIDERMIA – by György Pálfi
THE LOVELY BONES – by Peter Jackson
SHUTTER ISLAND – by Martin Scorsese
INCEPTION – by Christopher Nolan
THE ROAD – by John Hillcoat
Ok, so I’ve seen 89 new films in the theater this year and my goal is to get to 100. So these are the films I found listed on Yahoo! Movies that are coming out by the end of the year that I’ll probably be seeing. Plus, I’m sure there will be other films playing at the arthouse theater that I’ll see to.
Bad Lieutenant
Broken Embraces
Mammoth
That Evening Sun
William Kunstler doc
Brothers
Up in the Air
Invictus
The Lovely Bones
A Single Man
Avatar
The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus
With this list alone, I’m well over 100. I’m sure there are some on this list that I won’t end up seeing and others not on this list that I will see (such as The Secret in Their Eyes, which I got tickets to see next Friday).
A Single Man (I wasn’t interested in the film until I saw that amazing trailer, now I can’t wait)
Bad Lieutenant(I admit I was very skeptical about this at first, but the reviews are glaringly positive saying Herzog keeps the film in a beautifully awkward area between mainstream and artfilm which sounds amazing.)
Mother
The White Ribbon
Broken Embraces
I’m currently awaiting with excitement to watch Tom Ford’s directorial debut “A Single Man”! :)
same here, since the trailer i’ve been non stop waiting. i bought the book, printed the screenplay and watche every clip of it just to pregame
A Single Man and The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus. Probably, I’m more excited about ‘Imaginarium’ for it’s visual arts but it could suck and A Single Man should definitely have a good story line.
Anthony P
Giallo and Antichrist in a league of their own…then everything else