Propaganda (2012) The Quiet Ones. Open Water. Wolf Creek. Cannibal Holocaust. Most Anticipated Films of Fall/Winter 2012 | The Waiver Wire. A while back I wrote a most anticipated list for 2012 and it seems like the right time for an update. The big summer blockbusters have come and gone and we’re still a few months away from the Oscar-bait season but this fall and early winter is set to have some potentially great films come out. Time to break down ten to look forward to: Note: Click on the title for a trailer. 10.) Cloud Atlas Director: The Wachowski Siblings Cast: Tom Hanks, Halle Berry, Hugo Weaving, Jim Sturgess, Doona Bae, Susan Sarandon, Hugh Grant I’m excited for this film because it’s one of the very few films that somehow flew under my radar. 9.) Director: Roger Michell Cast: Bill Murray, Laura Linney I went to college a few miles away from Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s Hyde Park Estate so this film has an inside track on my rankings.
I’m excited for a few reasons. 8.) Director: Ben Affleck Cast: Ben Affleck, Bryan Cranston, Alan Arkin, John Goodman Pretty damn cool, huh? 7.) Director: Martin McDonagh Great, wasn’t it? 6.)
Animated. DOCUMENTARIES. TV. TO WATCH. HORROR/SCARY. Vali-Hi Drive-In. ComingSoon.net: Movie Trailers, New Movies, Upcoming Movies, Movies, 2014 Movies, Films, DVD, Blu-ray, TV, Videos, Video, Game, Clips. 2014 | Film Release Dates | Dark Horizons. Top 5 Unexpected Plot Twists In Films (Warning: Spoilers!) To celebrate the release of THE PURGE, out on Blu-ray and DVD now, we take a look at the Top 5 Plot Twists we just didn’t see coming… Back in 1999, Hollywood Pictures brought us the physiological horror THE SIXTH SENSE. Starring Haley Joel Osment, Bruce Willis and Toni Collette, the film centres around a troubled, isolated boy, Cole, (Osment) who is able to see and talk to the dead, and an equally troubled child psychologist, Malcolm, (Willis) who tries to help him. However, not all is as it seems, since it transpires that all the while Malcolm is trying to help a distressed and petrified Cole find a purpose for his gift, it turns out Malcolm has been dead himself all along…coining the popular catchphrase, ‘I see dead people’, with the film cleaning up at various awards ceremonies.
It’s clear to see why most viewers, us included, couldn’t sleep for weeks in the fear that we are not alone in an empty room… Martin Scorsese’s SHUTTER ISLAND follows U.S. 15. Super Fun Night - What are the Most Promising New TV Shows For Fall 2013? 5 Surprisingly Age Inappropriate Movie Romances - Movies.Answers.com. Postcards connecting the world - Postcrossing. While She Was Out (2008) Queer Picks from the 2013 Toronto International Film Festival. The 30 Sexiest Gay Scenes In Film. Whatever the catalysts that spark sexual reaction, we find them here, in the 30 sexiest gay film scenes—all of which, though wildly different, capture the raw and visceral experience of passion, leaving viewers feeling both deeply aroused and self-consciously voyeuristic. From the over-the-top hilarity of Wet Hot American Summer's gay romp to the pugnacious fervor that drives the titular anti-hero of Querelle; the quiet longing in Bent to the bacchanal hunger that destroys Caravaggio; the affirming naïveté of My Own Private Idaho to the boundary-pushing world-weariness of Edward II.
It's all here, eager for your eyes, waiting for you to watch: 1. Plata Quemada (Burnt Money) - Dir. Marcelo Piñeyro, 2000 2. Sweat and saliva aren’t essential to sexiness—sometimes it just takes a funny bone. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Girl-on-Girl Action 13. “Here…touch it.” 14. 16. 17. 18. 19. —Eytan Fox, filmmaker, 'Yossi & Jagger and 'The Bubble' 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. Top 100 Greatest Gay Movies - thebacklot.com, Page 2. By TheBacklot | 98. Breakfast With Scot (2007) Ranking on 2010 Poll: N/A Starring: Tom Cavanagh, Ben Schenkmen, Noah Bennet Summary: A married gay couple find themselves fostering a most unusual boy. Further Reading: Review of Breakfast With Scot 97. Starring: James Franco, Todd Rotondi, Jon Prescott Summary: As Allen Ginsberg talks about his life and art, his most famous poem is illustrated in animation while the obscenity trial of the work is dramatized.
AfterElton’s review of Howl 96. Starring: Matt Smith, Pip Carter, Imogen Poots, Lindsay Duncan Summary: The story of author Christopher Isherwood (played by Doctor Who‘s Matt Smith) in 1930′s Berlin and the friends and lovers that he encounters there. Review of Christopher and His Kind Interview With Matt Smith 95. eCupid (2011) Starring: Andy Anderson, John Callahan, Morgan Fairchild Summary: The search for true love and happiness takes a detour through the internet in this romantic comedy. eCupid Official Website Homorazzi.com’s review of eCupid. Four More Years (2010)
Mulligans (2008) Undertow (2009) Gay-themed Films - a list by andreavorio. Gay Movies I've Seen - a list by KurtHummelForever. The Fluffer (2001) 10 Movies Coming in 2014 You Need to Know About - Answers.com. The Prestige (2006) 5 Movie Endings People Misinterpret - Answers.com. 8 Movies You Didn't Realize Were Big Hits This Year. 13 Movies That Completely Changed In One Scene. Being surprised by a movie is one of the unique joys that cinema can offer, a feeling that is nearly impossible to replicate elsewhere.
Every time we watch a movie we’re investing something, usually a healthy (or unhealthy) portion of time and money, and the hope is that we’ll have a return on this investment in the form of being entertained, feeling feelings, and receiving inspiration. With this comes expectations that we tend to wish will be fulfilled, which is often where genre comes into play: the anticipation that because we’re seeing a science fiction or western or horror movie (or the surprise of an animated movie, like Up, featuring possibly the most elegant tear-jerker sequences ever conceived), a certain set of familiar concepts and sensibilities will come across. There is pleasure in having these desires fulfilled, but also in having them be upended or subverted without warning.
Here are 13 movies that completely shift gears before our eyes over the course of a single scene. The Illusionist (2006) What is the most scariest movie you eve... 5 Most Profitable Video Game Adaptations In Film - Slideshow. The 100 Best Movies on Netflix Instant :: Movies. 20. Being John MalkovichYear: 1999Director: Spike Jonze Spike Jonze’s true gift is creating moments of the truly unexpected. Just as he did in music videos like Weezer’s “Buddy Holly” and the Beastie Boys’ “Sabotage” where he got his start, Jonze proves that the true essence of wit is to never go for the obvious.
And Charlie Kaufman’s screenplays follow that same mind-bending motto. —Tim Sheridan 19. 18. 17. 16. 15. 14. 13. 12. 11. 10. 9. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. For more specific genre guides, check out:The 20 Best Comedy Movies on Netflix InstantThe 25 Best Action Movies on Netflix InstantThe 20 Best Sci-Fi & Fantasy Movies of Netflix InstantThe 22 Best Horror Movies on Netflix InstantThe 18 Best Kids’ Movies on Netflix Instant20 Great Documentaries To Watch on Netflix InstantThe 30 Best TV Shows on Netflix InstantThe 25 Most Awesomely Bad Movies on Netflix Instant.
The 10 Best Recent Releases on Netflix Watch Instantly (2013) By Dustin Rowles | Guides | April 19, 2014 | Comments (0 View If you want to catch up on great television, Netflix is a fantastic service. It has a ton of great options (here's the 25 best series on Netflix Instant, ranked) that will keep you occupied for months, if not years. The movie selection, however, often leaves something to be desired, particularly when it comes to more recent films. Netflix will often land three or four big movie titles each year, but the rest of their movie selection tends to be a lot of filler, and it's difficult to wade through it to find the best gems.
Just because a movie like The Last Stand or Flight has a big name doesn't mean it's a particularly good movie. We here, however, like to keep a running list of the best, most recent movies on Netflix. (Our site's two favorite movies of 2013 are now both available on Netflix) (Last Updated: April 19, 2014) Released in 2013 Mud (Watch Here) -- More than anything, this is a movie about love. Released in 2012. The 10 Most Confusing Movies of All Time. Nobody loves summer blockbusters more than we do. (We’ve already seen ‘Star Trek Into Darkness‘ multiple times.) Occasionally though, we need a movie with substance rather than something filled with special effects and thunderous explosions. Intellectually speaking, it’s the difference between fresh popcorn and the stuff that comes out of a microwaveable bag, you know? But, sometimes dense, complicated movies leave us wondering,“What the heck did we just watch?” Warner Bros. Today, Stanley Kubrick's big screen adaptation of Arthur C.
And let's not forget the film's ending, where astronaut Dave Bowman hurtles through a psychedelic kaleidoscope of colors and is then transformed into a giant space-faring baby known as the "Star Child. " Newmarket Films Look, we love 'Donnie Darko' as much as the hipster barista with a Frank the Bunny tattoo at your local coffee shop, but you practically need a degree in theoretical physics to suss out the meaning of this cult classic.
Summit Entertainment. 12 Best International Movies of 2012 - Movie Podium. 10 Barbara 105 minutes Drama, Foreign Summer, 1980. Barbara, a doctor, has applied for an exit visa from the GDR (East Germany). Now, as punishment, she has been transferred from Berlin to a small hospital out in the country, far from everything. Jörg, her lover from the West, is already planning her escape. Barbara waits, keeping to herself. Christian Petzold Nina Hoss , Ronald Zehrfeld , Rainer Bock. Why Stop Now - Official Trailer. The Way, Way Back - Official Trailer (HD) Steve Carell. Paranoia - Official Trailer (HD) Harrison Ford, Liam Hemsworth. Horror Anyone: A Good Scare Is Hard to Find - Tampa Bay Horror movie. Pound for pound, in the world of cinematic horror, fear is a frighteningly sparse commodity. Mediocrity rules in most all walks of life and this is no different in the world of fright. The average horror fan puts great expectation on his trip to the cineplex to view the latest hyped masterpiece.
Sadly disappointment usually rules. Here are a few surefire out of the park hits that will comfort your let down scary movie loving soul. Dawn of The Dead - This 1978 sequel by director George Romero to his 1968 classic 'Night of The Living Dead' is the absolute best zombie film ever made. Here are just four first examples for you to try.
8 Famous Movie Plot Holes With Shockingly Simple Solutions » Page 3 of 9. The “Plot Hole”: The “Basterds” in Quentin Tarantino’s giddy war time exploitation homage are a rag tag bunch if you ever saw one: Lt. Aldo Raine’s crew are made up of mostly Jewish-American soldiers, but there are a couple of Germans in there too, one of whom is Sgt. Hugo Stiglitz. Hugo Stiglitz, originally a German-enlisted man, turned on his allies and joined the Basterds after offing members of the Nazi High Command. The Simple Solution: I suppose that simple logic would dictate that Major Hellstrom, the extemporary soldier that he is supposedly is, would know exactly what a notorious traitor such as Hugo Stiglitz looked like, given the circumstances.
One might also consider that, given the situation, Hellstrom has no real reason to believe that Stiglitz would actually be sitting next to him – without that suspicion anywhere in his brain, isn’t it more likely that he just believe him to be another soldier? Write about Film and GET PAID. Tvshows - a list by Izzy. The Best Comic-Con Movies You Probably Haven't Seen.
A great American city lays in waste. The odor of sweat, tears and Cheetoes still lingers, as do the crushed hopes of those who hit snooze one too many times instead of getting their butt on line. It will take one full year to recover. That’s right friends – Comic-Con International, as no one calls it anymore, has just ended and your friends from SlashFilm were in San Diego in full force. We’re there every year, watching successes launch (yay Avengers) and witnessing disasters stumble (not-so-yay Terminator Salvation.) Then there are other movies. Ghosts of Mars(2001); John Carpenter, director. John Carpenter’s Ghosts of Mars lost a lot of money. I wasn’t at SDCC in 2001, but apparently Carpenter’s panel was a little awkward because everyone in the audience was itching to get a first glimpse of Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man and got a little antsy listening to Carpenter, albeit a legend, comparing his newest film to Zulu. Solaris (2002); Steven Soderbergh, director.
Cool Posts From Around the Web: The 30 Most Rewatchable Movies of the Modern Era (Page 2) | Pajiba. There are great films — classics and Oscar winners — and then there are the movies you watch the most, and the two don’t necessarily mix. Great award-winning films have complex themes, dense plots, fully-realized characters, and stellar performances. The best rewatchable movies tend to be simple comedies or action films, light on message and heavy on satisfaction. Subversion and originality is generally eschewed in favor of formula and comfort. These movies are our friends during hangovers, after bad days, or break ups. Often, they act as simple mood picker-uppers. They are the films we own on DVD, and yet, the same films we will watch edited for TV, even though our unspoiled copies sit on the shelf next to that television.
Some of them fared well at the box office, many of them did not. Here are the 30 Most Rewatchable Movies of the Modern Era as suggested by our own readership. Return to Page 1 | Leave a Comment 15. 14. 13. 12. 11. 10. 9. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. The 19 Best Movies That You Didn't See in 2012 - Indie Gems to Watch. Looking Back: FirstShowing Collectively Picks the Worst Films of 2012.
By Ethan Anderton December 21, 2012 Though this year has been chock full of some absolutely great films (everyone at FirstShowing is having a problem locking down their favorite films of 2012), that doesn't mean there weren't some bad apples among the bunch. Rather than individually choosing our least favorite 2012 films, myself, Alex Billington, Ben Pearson, Jeremy Kirk and Tim Buel got together and figured out which films we collectively deemed as the Worst Films of 2012. Some of these appeared in my editorial defending Cloud Atlas as being far from one of the worst films of the year, but others were so bad that I just forgot about them.
Check out our picks! Here's our collectively chosen list of 10 movies that we believe were some of the worst of 2012. Each writer submitted a list of their least favorite films, and we finalized this set of them that we felt were just awful. #10. . #9. At least Matthew Fox got it. . #8. . #7. . #6. . #5. . #4. . #3. . #2. . #1. So there you have it. 10 Reasons Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters Is Secretly Great. 24 Short Films Of Famous Directors You Can Watch On Youtube. Every director needs to start somewhere. You don’t start your career with a mega-hit but work up to it. Despite having some big name films to their credit, these famous directors were still nobody when they made the short films presented here. It’s interesting to watch the very first films made by these great directors. You would probably guess right about who made what, because even in their earliest stage of filmmaking, these directors already made films with their own trademarks.
Some short films here are even precursors to their first feature films. Because all of these films were made as very low budget films, some were even made when they were film school students, the video quality of some shorts are very poor. 24. We will never see this movie in it’s full glory. This is a Tarantino movie alright. 23. Bedhead follows his daughter, Rebecca, who sustains a head injury while trying to take revenge on cheeky brother David for vandalising her doll. 22. 21. 20. 19. 18. 17. Pages: 1 2 3. 14 Movies You Must See in 2014. Readers' Poll: The 20 Worst Movies of 2013 Pictures - 11. 'Gravity' 11 Great Films Ruined By Terrible Plot Twists. 15 Widely Released 2004 Movies We Bet You Won't Recognize. You Missed It: The 12 Most Unfairly Overlooked Movies Of 2012. Shia LaBeouf will do the sex for Lars von Trier's Nymphomaniac. Top 5 Fall Movie Releases - Answers.com. 2013 Movies You're Not Looking Forward To Yet, But Should Be.
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