Your To-Be-Seen List

At the moment I really, really, really want to see No Country For Old Men, but won't be able to until January 19th. I also really, really, really want to see There Will Be Blood, but won't be able to until February 15th.

I'm angry like the Hulk.

__________________
TOP 100 | "Don't let the bastards grind you down!"

Michael Clayton (USA)
There Will Be Blood (USA)
Juno (USA)
Sweeney Todd (USA)
The Diving Bell and the Butterfly (France)
Lars and the Real Girl (USA)
The Savages (USA)
I'm Not There (USA)
4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days (Romania)
Lust, Caution (China)
Persepolis (France)
Into the Wild (USA)
The Edge of Heaven (Germany)
The Orphanage (Spain)
My blueberry nights (USA)
Margot at the Wedding (USA)
The namesake (India)
Atlas Dei (USA)
From the Sea (Spain)
Full Throttle (Japan)
In memory of myself (Italy)
It's a free world (UK)
The class (Estonia)
La vie en rose (France)
Solitary fragments (Spain)
Bliss (Turkey)
No end in sight (USA)
Ploy (Thailand)
Like a dragon (Japan)
Gentle breeze in the village (Japan)
The show must go on (S. Korea)
Empties (Czech Republic)
We are the strange (USA)
XXY (Argentina)

They should all be 2007 films I've yet to see...

__________________
http://www.last.fm/user/diezelpower/

Cannibal Ferox
The Toxic avenger part four
Gummo
Lost Highway
Black Metal: A Documentary
Braindead
Four Flys on Grey Velvet
No Country for Old Men
If...

__________________
its hard to find someting when you dont know what your looking for-plan 9 from outer space

Umm, for me:

1. Narnia: the Prince of Caspia, I just love the first movie and have to watch this second one.
2. Alien vs Predator 2, just for fun.
3. Stardust because I like fantasy movie.

__________________
My personal movie reviews: RYS Movie Review
Save the environment: Sustainability for Future

Slacker - Disc 1

1991
</IMG>
R
DVD
Available




<LI class="">

Star Trek: The Motion Picture [Director's Edition]

1979
</IMG>

DVD
Available
Move “Star Trek: The Motion Picture [Director's Edition]” to top of Queue



<LI class="">

Baby Boy

2001
</IMG>
R
DVD
Short Wait
Move “Baby Boy” to top of Queue



<LI class="">

Mean Streets

1973
</IMG>
R
DVD
Very Long Wait
Move “Mean Streets” to top of Queue



<LI class="">

Adaptation

2002
</IMG>
R
DVD
Short Wait
Move “Adaptation” to top of Queue



<LI class="">

Small Soldiers

1998
</IMG>
PG13
DVD
Short Wait
Move “Small Soldiers” to top of Queue



<LI class="">

The Omega Man

1971
</IMG>
PG
DVD
Short Wait
Move “The Omega Man” to top of Queue



<LI class="">

Raising Arizona

1987
</IMG>
PG13
DVD
Short Wait
Move “Raising Arizona” to top of Queue



<LI class="">

Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon [WS]

2000
</IMG>
PG13
DVD
Available
Move “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon [WS]” to top of Queue



<LI class="">

The Princess Bride [Special Edition]

1987
</IMG>
PG
DVD
Available
Move “The Princess Bride [Special Edition]” to top of Queue



<LI class="">

Waking Life

2001
</IMG>
R
DVD
Available
Move “Waking Life” to top of Queue



<LI class="">

Big Fish [WS]

2003
</IMG>
PG13
DVD
Available
Move “Big Fish [WS]” to top of Queue



<LI class="">

Batman

1989
</IMG>
PG13
DVD
Available
Move “Batman” to top of Queue

__________________

The only movie that came out last year that I missed, but really wanted to see was I'm Not There. There are a few movies coming out in the next few months I'm really looking forward to as well:

Vantage Point, that trailer has been attached to the last five or six movies I caught in the mulitplex and I cannot get tired of it. The cast is great and the story seems somewhat intriguing. It really just looks like a lot of fun.

Cloverfield, the fact that they're keeping the monster a secret is really neat to me and got me more excited about the movie than I would've been otherwise. I also like the handycam work I saw in the trailer, though I'm not sure if I could handle a whole movie's worth. We'll find out.

Redbelt, written and directed by one of my favorite filmmakers, David Mamet. I've been looking forward to it for a long time mostly because it sounds like a 90's action movie, except with the Mamet factor. The film's about a mixed martial arts trainer who because of some untold event of enormous magnitude is forced by the less than accommodating circumstances into competing in a prize bout.

Righteous Kill, it stars Robert De Niro and Al Pacino... need I say more?

I'd love to see Juno since I have read a lot of positive reviews about it.

I'm looking forward to these upcoming films...not that I will get to see them all until they come out on dvd, probably...

E-wall, Narnia: Prince Caspian, Juno as of the moment.

Ironman is probably number one on my list...

Let me add those superhero flicks: The Dark Knight and Ironman. I am excited to see those films.

No Country For Old Men
There Will Be Blood

__________________
MY Work!

Including the ones I haven't seen from the last list I made...

1. Urotsukidoji
2. Brick
3. The Holy Mountain
4. Some Came Running
5. Ran
6. The Insider
7. Betty Blue
8. Das Boot
9. Mortal Kombat
10. Cloverfield

__________________
Iro's Top 100 Movies v3.0

Haha. That's an interesting mix, what is Urotsukidoji doin on thar?

I can strike these ones off my previous list:

Spring in a Small Town
The Peace Hotel
Final Victory
In the Realm of Passion
The Stunt Woman
The Yakuza
Elevator to the Gallows

Jubilee

Meanwhile my Netflix queue just keeps growing. I'm up to 400 something, last I checked.

A few that I wrote down to add to it earlier today:

Shakespeare Wallah, Red River, The Passenger, The Party, Lost in Beijing, The Old Dark House, New Year Sacrifice, 8 Women, L'Avventura (those last two at the urging of a coworker).

1. American Gangster (I still haven't seen it, and that makes me angry.)
2. Reservoir Dogs (Hopefully can strike it off the list later on tonight.)

And not really a whole lot more at the moment, although I do look forward to Sin City 2, whenever it may come out here.

__________________

-Chinatown
-Crash
-A Beautiful Mind
-Spartacus
-The Darjeeling Limited
-Strange Wilderness
-Michael Clayton

and-The Shawshank Redemption

__________________
Knowledge speaks, but wisdom listens. ~ Jimi Hendrix

You sir, are worse than Hitler


lol just kidding


anyway, I have yet to see

-Atonement
-There Will Be Blood
-No Country for Old Men
-Micheal Clayton
-Juno for a second time


oh well that list will be crossed off on Feb. 23, thanks for telling me about it BobbyB

__________________
I used to be addicted to crystal meth, now I'm just addicted to Breaking Bad.

Bah, I should probably add

- The Shawshank Redemption
- Juno again
- Rendition

OH.
And The Bucket List.
Because seeing Morgan Freeman & Jack Nicholson doing all the things old men shouldn't do will be hilarious.

resisting....urge....to...go..Javier Bardem...on...you

Because it sounds like something I'll have to watch.