Looking into the Future..

[Josh_R]

What movies are you looking forward to this year.

I am looking forward to: The Last Airbender, Tekken, Eclipse(thats right I watch it), and Nightmare on Elm Street.

[Padraic]

Hmm... I'm not much of a movie geek, and I don't go to the cinema often, but the one movie I know I HAVE to see is Toy Story 3! The first was a childhood favorite, I grew up on that movie, I even had a Woody action figure (my mom always made cracks about his name, even when I was little -_-') so I am extremely excited to see it.

[Dodie16]

Hmmm... There's a few that I'm wanting to see:

I was a big fan of Avatar: The Last Airbender, so I really want to see what M. Night Shymalan does with that. The one trailer that I did catch looked good enough, though I'm still a bit iffy on Sokka's character. I know that's really petty of me to say, but he just doesn't look like a Sokka to me. I will give it a chance, and keep an open mind about it.

Toy Story 3 looks like it will be good. I like what Pixar does with most of thier movies anyway, so this is a must for me.

The new Tron movie looks good too. I caught bits and pieces of the original, and it was pretty interesting with what I saw. I think the new Tron is scheduled at the very end of this year, so I'll be waiting a while to see it.

I think that's it for me right now.

[Padraic]

I was a big fan of Avatar: The Last Airbender, so I really want to see what M. Night Shymalan does with that.

You know because of Shymalan, there is going to be a really big, and I mean REALLY, big twist at the end?... I don't know the ending of the series but...
Also that did look like an interesting movie to see, but I would go see it mainly for how they did the transition from a cartoon to a real action movie...

[Xanatos]

I am looking forward to: The Last Airbender, Tekken, Eclipse(thats right I watch it), and Nightmare on Elm Street.

Despite being a big fan of Tekken I'm not really looking forward to see the movie, especially after I saw the official trailer. I have high expectations from Rodriquez Predators, also looking forward to Ironman 2, I really enjoyed watching the first one. I'm also eager to see how Prince of Persia will turn out, I got a feeling that we finally might have a great movie based on game, something like Silent Hill.

[Clint]

I'm looking forward to a Robin Hood movie not starring Kevin Costner. In other words, a Robin Hood movie that isn't going to be ruined by horrible acting, crappy "English" accents, and shitty Bryan Adams songs. Who's idea was it to hire Kevin Costner in the first place? Though I will miss Morgan Freeman, Christian Slater, and Alan Rickman. At least they were good. I hope Ridley Scott and his gay lover, Russell Crowe do a good job.

[Rocky]

Like Dodie said, the Tron remake looks promising, even though it doesn't come out until like november =|. Also, Toy Story 3 looks legit.

I'm reallllly looking forward to the remake of the A-Team movie! A-Team, **** yeahhhh

[Walter Sobchak]

Terrence Malick's The Tree of Life, Darren Aronofsky's Black Swan, Woody Allen's You Will Meet A Tall Dark Stranger, Catherine Breillat's Bluebeard, Werner Herzog's My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done?, Harmony Korine's Trash Humpers, Sofia Coppola's Somewhere, Claire Denis' White Material, David Gordon Green's Your Highness, and Fatih Akin's Soul Kitchen all look promising.

[Taco-Calamitous]

The Expendables; an 80's action movie in 2010. Yay! My brother is really excited for this, and I will probably go see it with him. The new Tron movie looks good too, though it should be noted it's actually a sequel, not a remake; evidently, Jeff Bridges has been in there for a long time... his son comes to find him, or something. Definitely see Iron Man 2, and maybe Toy Story 3.

What else is coming out this year? Someone I know went and saw "How To Train Your Dragon" and really loved it, apparently. Though if my trend from last year continues, I'll only see like two or three more movies in theaters this year... Anyhoo...

Wuv, Yer Mom

[Acheron]

Inception- Directed by Christopher Nolan
and
Black Swan- Directed by Darren Aronofsky, but going mostly for Vincent Cassel.

Oh and how could I forget?

Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps- Directed by Oliver Stone. Not excited for Shia, but very excited for Michael Douglas and Josh Brolin.