Favorite Movies of 2010
I had to come up with my list eventually. What with the awards season in full swing, how could I not? However, since I haven't seen quite as many of the films that are up for awards (yet), my list reflects only what I enjoyed from those films that tempted myself and Caesar to the theater last year.
10. Jackass 3-D: silly, gross humor. And I laughed at every minute of it.
9. Piranha 3-D: a fun tribute to those cheesy, schlocky horror films with nubile women and hunky shirtless college men.
8. Machete: very surprised this didn't fare better because it's a great homage to the grindhouse films.
7. Micmacs à tire-larigot: a clever and charming film from Jean-Pierre Jeunet.
6. How To Train Your Dragon 3-D: a funny coming-of-age animated film. Great animation, too.
5. Toy Story 3-D: Pixar certainly knows how to create a good film, though they could have done without the 3-D.
4. Tangled: yes, I liked this better than Toy Story.
3. The King's Speech: Excellent film that will probably win an Oscar for Colin Firth.
2. True Grit: one of the best re-makes ever, and I usually loathe re-makes.
And my favorite film from last year . . . .
1. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo.
I'm intrigued yet scared to see if they mangle this one with the re-make. I still don't understand why the film industry didn't market the heck out of this one because Noomi Rapace is excellent. Oh well. I guess many American audiences just don't like a little subtitling here and there.
Tuesday, February 08, 2011
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I've on;y seen True Grit from your list! It was a good one!
We had similar thoughts on "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo"... I just don't get America's disgust for subtitles. Surely it's better than distracting dubbing or a crappy remake?
My partner loves Micmacs
QUite a list you have there!
I get motion sickness at the movies, so 3-D movies are right out !
I watched How To Train Your Dragon and I liked it
Cool stuff
Oh, I am ashamed to say I have not seen any of these. Shame on me!
I've not seen any of those films. (I'm not sure if I saw any new films in the past year.) But recently I saw an interview with Colin Firth and it spent a lot of the time talking about The King's Speech. It's now on my must-see list (when it's on DVD).
I'm not opposed to subtitles. In fact, I wish Fred would come with them so I could understand what the hell he is talking about sometimes. Plus, I could mute him too.
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Thanks for sharing.... I have a LOT of catching up to do!!!
I found your list interesting
I love foreign movies but thought the "tattoo" movies good but no bettter than a good tv movie
micmacs was lovely
The Kings speech was great
the others ....( well no comment!) havent seen TRUE GRIT as yet
( it opens this weekend)
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