The Remaining Days of 2008 - What Films Will You Be Looking Forward to Seeing in 2009

What do you want to see?

I'm all for Terminator Salvation.

Damn it. Not a single film there that I'd care for. I guess, if I had to choose one, it'd be Friday The 13th, but to say that I want to see it would be stretching it.

How the hell did The Pink Panther 2 get greenlit? Honestly, I despair sometimes, I really do.

I wasn't really excited for any movies this year.

2009 looks promising enough to me

Well honestly, I enjoyed The Pink Panther. It was hilarious, and it had the Mr. Bean tone. Very humerous. The sequel I am anticipating.

Mr. Bean's Holiday was such a cute movie, to me.

I loved Bean. The second film, Mr. Bean's Holiday, wasn't as good as the first one, but it got there. The Pink Panther was hilarious though.

Have you watched any Pink Panther movies with Peter Sellers as Inspector Clouseau?

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Watchmen most defintely, I have very high hopes for it.

Watchmen. Hands down. Every other one is expendable.

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From the results:

1st Place - Watchmen
2nd Place - Star Trek
3rd Place - The Wolf Man
4th Place - Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen
5th Place - The Pink Panther 2
6th Place - Friday the 13th
7th Place - X-Men Origins: Wolverine
8th Place - Terminator Salvation: The Future Begins
9th Place - Dragon Ball
Last Place - Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince

And the point of this particular exercise was what again?

Also noticed that despite the fact that seven of those choices got absolutely no votes at all, you still put them in numerical order. How'd you decide what order to put them in if they got no votes?

from other people's choice

Not excited about any of them, to be honest.

But they didn't choose them one way or the other. Half those films didn't rate a mention.

Ah, forget it. This thread makes no sense.

Watchmen because i read it recently

Watchmen easily, that list kinda sucks anyway. (sorry)

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I'm apprehensive about Watchmen, hopefully Snyder won't just recycle what he learnt from 300 and bring something new to the film opposed to trying to define himself with auteur-ish similarities.

I voted Star Trek tho that's mostly cuz of the mood i'm in now. The Wolf Man should be good on cast alone, which is probably just below Watchmen at the top.

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Definitely Watchmen. I admit, I'm buying into the hype and I'm giddy at the prospect of seeing it.

Other than that, just two others. First: Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. I like that they're pushing the release back, and just knowing where the series goes, I think the last two installments have a chance to be the best.

Second: Star Trek. My old man watched Star Trek: The Next Generation a lot while I was growing up, and while I'm not really a fan myself, a few of the better episodes stuck with me. I also found the last few films to be awfully enjoyable, even if Nemesis was a bit disapointing. For my money, though, First Contact and Insurrection are both wildly entertaining.

Anyway, I'm neither a full-blown Trekkie or a full-blown J.J. Abrahams fanboy, but I have significant appreciation for both, and I like the look of it so far.

I'm sure I'll end up adding to this list, but for whatever reason I can only get so excited about a movie without some footage to go on, with a few exceptions. Even in the exceptions, though, the first trailer/clip always adds a new edge to the anticipation.

My vote goes to Watchmen. Followed by Terminator 4 and Star Trek.