01 December 2007

The (Reevaluated) Movies I Still Want to See This Year

In no particular order . . . :

Atonement
No Country For Old Men
Before the Devil Knows You're Dead
Margot at the Wedding
There Will Be Blood
Lars and the Real Girl
Control
Gone Baby Gone
Juno
The Kite Runner
Starting Out in the Evening
I'm Not There
Enchanted
Away From Her
The Diving Bell and the Butterfly
The Savages
The Golden Compass
Persepolis
Sweeney Todd
4 Months, 3 Weeks, and 2 Days
Into the Wild
The Orphanage
Secret Sunshine (Does this even have a U.S. release date yet?)

I KNOW! I'm way behind. What do you want from me? I'm going to spend the entire Christmas holiday in movie theatres.

I also haven't seen American Gangster, In the Valley of Elah, Eastern Promises, or Lust, Caution, but I'm not in a particular rush to see those.

And I guess I should see La Vie en Rose at some stage but . . . eh

6 comments:

J.D. said...

Wow, I've seen three of them! Whee! [spins in spinny-chair]

And I don't think [Secret Sunshine] does yet, but it'll probably be non-Academy released in '08.

Glenn Dunks said...

Considering only four of them have actually been released in Australia as of now...

I've actually seen 3 of the 4 and I really need to get to Melb to see 4 Months.... Into the Wild wasn't that great, but I kind of hated the lead character so maybe that's why. Control and Away from Her are very good, but if your resources are limited (as in $$$ and time) then perhaps they could be saved for DVD without losing much impact.

RJ said...

Away From Her is already on DVD in the states, or should be close.

And honestly, I'm on the fence about Into the Wild. I don't expect to love it, but if I have time

Vance said...

I've been particularly bad this year at movie catch up too. I've only seen 3 of all those you listed and 2 were mainly because of free screenings. Man, I've got a lot to catch up with...

Glenn Dunks said...

"if i have time" well it is, like, two and a half hours or something. It needn't be that long but it is.

David said...

Sadly, I found Enchanted a big disappointment, except for the wildly charming James Marsden. The rest... meh.