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The 50 Biggest Movies of 2009 (according to timesonline.com, anyway)

BS :down

I'd put it like this:

1. Watchmen
2. Avatar
3. Terminator Salvation
4. Star Trek
5. Public Enemies
 
Aeg!

I read this earlier today...!

Don't know why there's such a big deal over the Potter flicks!

because theyere freakin awesome.

and this next one is the one of the most grown up and dark in the series. and it looks like its been made that way.

fingers crossed that they dont cut out too much...

havent read the list though about to right now...
 
fanboys over gi joe and the spirit in the top 30???

a pointless sequel to donnie darko on the list?

FAIL
 
fanboys over gi joe and the spirit in the top 30???

a pointless sequel to donnie darko on the list?

FAIL

GI Joe is going to be terrible. TERRIBLE!

But still better than Dragonball and probably Street Fighter...
 
..so, after reading many Sundance reviews, I'll update the list with the movies I'm willing to see this year:


  • [*]Bronson
    [*]Big Fan
    [*]I Love You Phillip Morris
    [*]Moon
    [*]Push
    (the one based on a novel by some character named Sapphire)
  • Grace
    [*]World's Greatest Dad
 
^ they included Wolfman or whatever it's called :funny:
 
^What's wrong with Wolfman?
well, it started as a good thing--then you start reading that it was a somewhat trouble production, and because of this Benicio Del Toro stopped caring halfway shooting, plus the release date change..
 
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^It could still be good. Del Toro on his worst day is better than half the actors out there. Plus it isn't the only movie on the list to have the same troubles (re: Where the Wild Things Are).
 
^It could still be good. Del Toro on his worst day is better than half the actors out there. Plus it isn't the only movie on the list to have the same troubles (re: Where the Wild Things Are).
Of course. Plus, Hugo Weaving is in it and that's a good sign (if you ignore V for Vendetta)
 
Of course. Plus, Hugo Weaving is in it and that's a good sign (if you ignore V for Vendetta)

Cool I didn't know that. Plus Weaving was never actually supposed to be in V, so we can't blame him for that ;)
 
am I only one who thinks that if GI JOe is just stupid fun, then it won't be terrible? It's my same logic as Transformers. Mind you, I would like to see Stephen Sommers of the first Mummy, not the Stephen Sommers of Van Helsing.
 

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