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What movies are you most looking forward to in March 2011?

None of those movies sound very appealing to me, to be honest.

"The Lincoln Lawyer" with Matthew McConahay (sp) looks pretty good, "The Adjustment Bureau" with Matt Damon really looks interesting and "Paul" with Simon Pegg can't be all bad. I think March is looking pretty good. Can't wait to see "Rango", the animation looks really good.

They made a fucking sequel to diary of shitty whimpy kid??!

Super Aurora wrote:They made a fucking sequel to diary of shitty whimpy kid??!

Funny you should mention that term of "shitty"

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I'm for the record not going to see this film...didn't see the 1st one nor do I want to see the first one

Going on to movies that look interesting or i'll be seeing

Paul - looks funny and the one of those things is Simon Pegg voicing a CGI Alien only makes this film look hilarious though I probably won't see it opening weekend....


Mars needs Moms....i'm going to see it.....I'll be brave and see it...no I don't like the type of animation being used but it could be a average okay movie....if they add it to the Disney canon as Number 51 though I foresee angry mobs outside Walt Disney Studios in Burbank...


Beastly - My girlfriend and I might go see this...it's modern day twist on a classic story.....

Red Riding Hood - looks better than Twilight....though than again that doesn't take much for a movie to look better than Twilight....mainly I like it because it's a twist on the story we all know.....looks interesting....might not see it in theaters but will be a rental possibly....


Rango - My girlfriend wants to see it so.....there's no avoiding it, but it does look sorta good

Definitely Rango!

None. I don't have the time or the desire to see any of those films.

Rango and Paul are the only things I'm particularly interested in, so I voted for those.

disneyboy20022 wrote: Paul - looks funny and the one of those things is Simon Pegg voicing a CGI Alien only makes this film look hilarious

Seth Rogen is the actor voicing the alien. Simon Pegg is the blond, British lead.

estefan wrote:Rango and Paul are the only things I'm particularly interested in, so I voted for those.

disneyboy20022 wrote: Paul - looks funny and the one of those things is Simon Pegg voicing a CGI Alien only makes this film look hilarious

Seth Rogen is the actor voicing the alien. Simon Pegg is the blond, British lead.

Oh

I'm looking forward to Sucker Punch. Well... I'll hold out for the reviews first, since it could very well be an atrocious suckfest. But it looks pretty awesome. I did like Watchmen, so maybe this will be a pleasant surprise. The CGI looks great too.

The rest, not so much. I hope Mars Needs Moms is going to bomb - HARD, so they'll never make mo-cap films again. The characters look butt-ugly, and I'm still wondering who the target demo is for that movie. Perhaps blind people...?

Duckburger wrote:I'm looking forward to Sucker Punch. Well... I'll hold out for the reviews first, since it could very well be an atrocious suckfest.

This. It's probably the only one I'd see in theaters but I'm holding off for some reviews.

I'll probably rent Rango, Take Me Home Tonight, Battle: Los Angeles, and Paul from my library.

I'll check out The Adjustment Bureau, The Lincoln Lawyer and Sucker Punch on $5 Tuesday. They look interesting enough, I can swing the $5 to see each one. Rango and (especially) Battle: Los Angeles, I'll see on opening weekend. Battle: LA looks fantastic.

Cheers,
JM

Rango! That's the only one of these I even remotely want to see. Wait, that's a lie. Beastly is a possibility.

Beastly, Battle: Los Angeles, and Sucker Punch

My money is on these following movies:
Battle: Los Angeles
Paul
Rango
Sucker Punch

Just Myself wrote: on $5 Tuesday.

We have $5 Mondays

Red Riding Hood definitely looks the best of the group.

The only other one that kind of interests me is Beastly. I’m surprised, because I really expected it to be crap (and it still could be), but the commercials make it look decent--and they haven’t even advertised Neil Patrick Harris yet.

Been looking forward to <i>Paul</i> for years.

Luke wrote:Been looking forward to <i>Paul</i> for years.

Y'know, before I saw the trailer I would've said the exact same thing. I normally enjoy (or, at least tolerate) Seth Rogen's comedy work, but the trailers for this one make it look pretty lame. I'll hold out hope, and if it should get good reviews / word of mouth, it will be another $5 movie.

jpanimation wrote:We have $5 Mondays

Ah, is your theater also a Regal? I've become more of a fan since they introduced their Discount Days.

Cheers,
JM

Just Myself wrote:

Luke wrote:Been looking forward to <i>Paul</i> for years.

Y'know, before I saw the trailer I would've said the exact same thing. I normally enjoy (or, at least tolerate) Seth Rogen's comedy work, but the trailers for this one make it look pretty lame. I'll hold out hope, and if it should get good reviews / word of mouth, it will be another $5 movie.

Simon Pegg and Nick Frost have both expressed their annoyance with the trailers, which doesn't surprise me. Trailers are incredibly dis-honest nowadays. I NEVER judge whether I want to see a film based on the trailer anymore.