.... I hope you mean Dark Knight. Unless Batman is now Martin Lawerence. Because if so, Katie Holmes is the least of our worries.
No Country for Old Men (JK, if it's playing anywhere now, RUN, absolutely outstanding, just be sure to pay attention every single step of the way - it should be easy though, since it's mesmerizing, particularly Javier Bardem's one-of-a-kind unforgettable performance)
Also, another one for the most anticipated list:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=i3TuClW65s8
YES. Finally more horror from Spain in the vein of Devil's Backbone.
oh wow, hadn't heard of this one yet.
This is great news, because as I was at the theater for AvP:R there was a trailer that started off with some creepy things and then "BY GUILLERMO DEL TORO" so I was all giddy for another horror film.....
but then it ended up being Hellboy 2
[/font][FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]As producer of the new Spanish chiller THE ORPHANAGE, Guillermo del Toro proves to possess as keen an eye for other filmmakers’ material as he does in the movies he creates himself. And while it shares a few thematic concerns with del Toro’s past work (especially THE DEVIL’S BACKBONE), director J.A. (Juan Antonio) Bayona makes his feature debut very much his own. A classically styled ghost story in the tradition of THE OTHERS and THE SIXTH SENSE, and superior to both, THE ORPHANAGE (which plays this month at the Toronto and New York Film Festivals ahead of its U.S. release in December from Picturehouse) will also provide the introduction for many Stateside viewers to actress Belén Rueda, whose compelling lead performance will insure that they won’t quickly forget her.
casting the kid from that 70s show as eddie brock was inexcusable
QFT.(The Prestige was actually 2006 Jer, but owns nevertheless).
I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry - not sure if it's because I went it with such low expectations, or because I find both these guys hysterical, but definitely the funniest movie I saw all year.
Really? I wasn't aware. Watched it with the wife and my niece, and we laughed throughout most of the movie. Like most comedies, it loses steam when they develop the plot in the last half hour, but I totally enjoyed it.Based on the cast and trailer, I would have gone to see this as a no brainer....but without exaggeration, almost every single review I read of this said it was quite possibly the worst film of the year. Entertainment Weekly [and they're not exactly high brow critics] went so far as to call it the worst movie of the last 10 years or something.
Added to NetFlix queue.Hot Fuzz was easily the best comedy of 2007 (if not one of the best movies). It was so good, it was almost as good as Shaun of the Dead. ('Er indoors thinks it was better).