January 2011 movies
Posted: Sat Jan 01, 2011 1:05 pm
What movies are you most looking forward to in January 2011?
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Posted: Sat Jan 01, 2011 3:14 pm
Season of The Witch and Green Hornet... which is weird; neither of those are something I would normally be excited for.
Posted: Sat Jan 01, 2011 3:32 pm
Nothing really pops out at me as being a must-see, but if I had to pick, I would go with The Green Hornet.
Posted: Sat Jan 01, 2011 4:04 pm
The only movie I'd even remotely consider for January is The Green Hornet, and even that looks a bit on the lame side. I hate this time of year for movies...
Posted: Sat Jan 01, 2011 6:31 pm
As for new releases, January is typically abysmal for movies; but if you're like me and live in a small town, there's generally plenty to see because all of the awards contenders that came out in select cities in November and December open wide now. Of course, they still seldom come to my town, but they come within driving distance. I'm hoping to finally get to see a few of these in January and/or February:
The King's Speech
The Company Men
The Fighter
127 Hours
And possibly these too, though they're much less likely to come to my area:
The Illusionist
Blue Valentine
I Love You Phillip Morris
Somewhere
Rabbit Hole
The King's Speech
The Company Men
The Fighter
127 Hours
And possibly these too, though they're much less likely to come to my area:
The Illusionist
Blue Valentine
I Love You Phillip Morris
Somewhere
Rabbit Hole
Posted: Sat Jan 01, 2011 9:20 pm
Probably will try to see The Green Hornet...other than that not much...maybe go see Yogi Bear the movie for $4. Tomorrow Me, My mom and dad are all going to go see Little Fockers. My family has seen Meet the Fockers and I did too and my dad cracked up so much...I haven't seen Meet the Parents (though I might of seen it but's been a while. But I remember the premise of the second one. I understand what's going on and perhaps will watch Meet The parents and meet the fockers sometimes this week just to catch on jokes that I didn't get...such as puns and sarcasm...
And about Season of the Witch...when I saw the trailer I stupidly thought it was a back story of Balthazar Blake from Sorcerer's Apprentice...go figure Nicholas Cage gets to be in another Medieval times show....
And about Season of the Witch...when I saw the trailer I stupidly thought it was a back story of Balthazar Blake from Sorcerer's Apprentice...go figure Nicholas Cage gets to be in another Medieval times show....
Posted: Sun Jan 02, 2011 8:37 am
At another site I peruse they have dubbed 2011 as "The Year of Sequels, Remakes, and Comic Book Films", and with what is happening early in the year I might have to agree.
Films I will probably see:
The Green Hornet (comic book)
True Grit (remake)
The Mechanic (remake)
Pirates of the Caribbean 4 (sequel)
The Green Lantern (comic book)
Thor (comic book)
Transformers 3 (sequel)
There are so many movies coming in this year that it will be hard to catch all of them on first release, and may have to catch them in the Second-Run $2 house or wait for the DVD.
Films I will probably see:
The Green Hornet (comic book)
True Grit (remake)
The Mechanic (remake)
Pirates of the Caribbean 4 (sequel)
The Green Lantern (comic book)
Thor (comic book)
Transformers 3 (sequel)
There are so many movies coming in this year that it will be hard to catch all of them on first release, and may have to catch them in the Second-Run $2 house or wait for the DVD.
Posted: Sun Jan 02, 2011 11:51 am
Season of the Witch is the only semi-interesting movie in January for me! 
Of course, I can always go back and re-watch (for the 7th time!) Deathly Hallows before it leaves theaters.
Of course, I can always go back and re-watch (for the 7th time!) Deathly Hallows before it leaves theaters.
Posted: Sun Jan 02, 2011 2:33 pm
Well, I'm looking forward to Tangled, because, as is typical of Disney, they haven't released it in the UK yet.
Posted: Sun Jan 02, 2011 9:00 pm
The Green Hornet is the only film on the list I'll definitely see. As far as converted 3D goes, the footage from the trailer on IMAX 3D looked pretty impressive, but I think I'll stick with good ol' 2D on this one.
The Dilemma has me torn. I love most of the cast involved, but the first trailer was abysmal, with or without the controversial "It's gay" comment. The second trailer made it look somewhat more interesting, but that's not saying much. It's a possible candidate for a $5 Tuesday movie towards the end of the month. I also might give No Strings Attached a chance, depending on how positive the word of mouth will be.
As for the rest of the list - Season of the Witch, The Rite, The Mechanic - it all looks like typical January Junk.
Other movies I'd like to catch up with in January:
127 Hours
Black Swan
Blue Valentine
Country Strong
The King's Speech
True Grit (repeat viewing)
Cheers,
JM
The Dilemma has me torn. I love most of the cast involved, but the first trailer was abysmal, with or without the controversial "It's gay" comment. The second trailer made it look somewhat more interesting, but that's not saying much. It's a possible candidate for a $5 Tuesday movie towards the end of the month. I also might give No Strings Attached a chance, depending on how positive the word of mouth will be.
As for the rest of the list - Season of the Witch, The Rite, The Mechanic - it all looks like typical January Junk.
Other movies I'd like to catch up with in January:
127 Hours
Black Swan
Blue Valentine
Country Strong
The King's Speech
True Grit (repeat viewing)
Cheers,
JM