Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked (Mike Mitchell)
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (David Fincher)
Happy Feet Two (George Miller)
Hugo (Martin Scorsese)
Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol (Brad Bird)
The Muppets (James Bobin)
Puss in Boots (Chris Miller)
Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows (Guy Ritchie)
Tower Heist (Brett Ratner)
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 (Bill Condon)
War Horse (Steven Spielberg)
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The summer has come and gone, and now we enter the season of prestige pictures and kids films jam-packed through the holidays. Any of these films look good to you? Or maybe you’re paying more attention to the less commercial but more Oscarbaity stuff like The Ides of March, Moneyball, or J. Edgar.
I’m really looking forward to the two Spielberg films, as well as The Muppets, Dragon Tattoo, MI4, and to a lesser extent Puss and Holmes.
I ticked Happy Feet 2, Mission Impossible 4, Puss in Boots, Sherlock Holmes 2, Tower Heist and Other. I hesitated over TinTin because the trailers have still been disappointing to me and I need to see more before I can fully say I am looking forward to it. Still keeping my options open because I’m a fan of the comics, just not very confident with the ‘Uncanny Valley’ and ‘floaty animation’ vibe the trailers are giving off.
I’m a fan of Happy Feet, George Miller, and Animal Logic, so HF2 is a lock-in for me. MI4 because I’m a fan of the franchise and I’m eager to see Brad Bird direct a live-action spy movie after his work with The Incredibles. Puss because I’m a fan of Antonio and Salma and the trailer won me over. Sherlock Holmes similarly for the actors (Robert and Jude have good ‘buddy chemistry’) and the trailer. Tower Heist because I like the idea of Ben and Eddie being (or at least, attempting to be) high-stakes thieves.
The ‘other’ I ticked was for ‘Killer Elite’. Robert, Jason, and Clive in one action film is too good to miss. While the trailer touts it as based on a true story, I think it should be more ‘inspired by’ since the source, a book, is rather dubious with its facts. But yeah, the trailer is one of the best next to Fast Five for its use of a classic rock number. The cheeseball lines, fun action sequences and that shot of the lady’s butt sealed the deal for me.
I kind of take back of what I first said about Puss in Boots. It does look pretty decent and could possibly be a good spinoff. I just hope they end the entire Shrek series here.
Agreed Ballboi. But I think it wouldn’t surprise me that Dreamwork would tackle another Puss n Boots adventure, regardless how good or bad the Puss n’ Boots movie does.