Movie glut
2007 wound up being a year where I found myself flagging a fair number of movies as worth seeing, only to let them slide off the radar one by one (Yes Grindhouse, I'm including you here). There is a chance to redeem myself, however, in the frantic race to the finish.
Indeed, the to-watch list has built up an unfortunate backlog for the traditional cinematic onslaught between now and Christmas. I fear the only feasible solution will be expensive.
Here's where we stand:
Lions for Lambs(1) (14-Nov, **)Lars and the Real Girl(17-Nov, ****)- American Gangster
- No Country for Old Men
- Beowulf (2)
- Southland Tales
- The Golden Compass (3)
- I Am Legend
- Juno
- Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
- Charlie Wilson's War
1 - All Tyler's fault. Wouldn't have been on the list to begin with.
2 - must be in IMAX 3D
3 - Subject to complex web of emotions related to the books being among my favouritist things in the world and not wanting to taint that experience.
Attention faithful readers: If you demand I join you in attendance at one of these films, I'll probably say yes. Even if I don't really like you all that much.
Of trivial note: I created the IMDb page for one of the above films something like five or six years ago. Seriously.
Labels: film, Lyra Belacqua, pop culture
1 Comments:
Don't blame me. It's a Robert Redford feature, so it's is born with potential (despite the fact that he's aged faster than a Chernobyl clean-up crew employee).
At least we know that Tom Cruise likely wont run for public office anytime in the near future.
4:33 PM, November 21, 2007
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