Late to the Game

Me today, but the movie is ‘Les Miserables’ and I’m saving room for the Doctor Who Christmas special.
Anyways, a Merry Christmas to all!

The Inception poster reminds me of Saul Bass poster art. And in a good way.

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April: Game of Thrones season 2, Cabin In The Woods

May: Avengers, Dark Shadows, Men In Black 3, Moonrise Kingdom

June: Prometheus, Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter (kinda), Brave

July: The Amazing Spider-Man, The Dark Knight Rises

August: The Bourne Legacy, ParaNorman

September: Argo (mainly because of the talent), Looper (FINALLY!)

October: Frankenweenie, The Gangster Squad (again, the talent), Alex Cross (Kinda, namely because I’m familiar with most of the books … and I hope that this adaptation turns out better than the Morgan Freeman ones. Honestly, get the age right!)

November: Wreck-It Ralph, Skyfall, Rise of the Guardians (again, the talent)

December: Les Mis, The Hobbit (goes without saying … and in 3D), Django Unchained, The Great Gatsby (probably not in 3D, though)

Not as many as last year … but eh, it’s not a big deal. Pretty good count overall, I’d say.

In Theaters (in the order of viewing)

1. Paul
2. Taxi Driver (re-release)
3. Source Code
4. Thor
5. X-Men: First Class (excellent ensemble superhero team/origin flick)
6. Super 8
7. Midnight In Paris (light-hearted, yet serious and very well-done)
8. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2 (excellent cinematography, but that also goes for Part 1, too)
9. Captain America (probably the best of the superhero films this year)
10. Cowboys and Aliens
11. Drive (one of the best films of the year)
12. 50/50
13. The Muppets
14. Crazy Stupid Love (theater grand re-opening; New Year’s Eve (ha-ha, coincidence?) wasn’t working, so we got a vote and the majority went for Crazy Stupid Love)
15. Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol (stellar action flick)
16. Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows
17. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2011) (intense, but very well done and up there on the Best Of The Year list)
18. The Adventures of Tintin (stunning and probably up there, too)

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*gently pokes with a stick* *whispers* Hey … new video … featuring 3D glasses, talk about loading film cameras, “50/50”, and the “Breaking Dawn Part 1” trailer.

Oh, hey, new vlog about my thoughts on the end of the Potter era!