Lists for the listaholic anonymous amongst us, top ten or otherwise
I've been having way too much fun making lists lately, but this post is a continuation of sort from my Year in Review post. As I was making the list, I thought about some of the notable performances I saw from actors who aren't yet a household name, hence the term 'breakout.' Some of these …
Continue reading The Flix List: Five Notable Breakout Performances of 2010
Welcome to 2011!! What a year it has been, 2010 was the first full year of movie blogging. I had no idea where this blog would take me when I started back in June 2009, but now I can't imagine life without it. So thanks everyone for your support, and I hope you keep on …
Continue reading 2010 Year in Review: 5 Best and 5 Worst of the year
By Ted Saydalavong (read Ted's profile) So 2010 is coming to an end, hard to believe, movie fans and critics everywhere will have their list of best and worst films. For this post I’ll name my top 3 best films (Note: Different people have different tastes in films so this is MY personally favorite films …
Continue reading Guest Post: 3 Best films of 2010 and 3 worst films from 2010
Well this is an easy one. Sometimes a week go by without me seeing a single movie—yes that'd be a lousy week indeed—but I almost see at least one trailer per week. I go to IMPAwards.com for posters and for my trailer fix, I'd go to Apple trailers page. The best trailers not only do …
Continue reading The Flix List: Top Ten Favorite Trailers Released in 2010
From now until New Year's, I'll be posting various Top Ten list of 2010 movies. I love movie posters, so I might as well start with those. Thanks to Luke @ Cynicritics for selecting The Art of Movie Poster from back in April in his list of most wonderful posts of the year. I'm so …
Continue reading The Flix List: Top Ten Favorite Posters of 2010
By Darren Kowalska America's love affair with New York City gets especially mushy around Christmas time. The city that, for the rest of the year, has a reputation for rudeness and indifference is suddenly transformed into a winter wonderland. People give up Christmas at home to spend the holiday in New York, and for good …
Continue reading Guest Post: Three Christmas Movies Set in New York
In honor of South African director Neill Blomkamp reuniting with his District 9 Sharlto Copley for another sci-fi flick Elysium, it made me think of other director/actor duo I'd like to see working together again. As I've just finally got around to watching some highly-acclaimed and beloved movies, I wonder if the director & actor …
Continue reading Random Question: Which director/actor reunion would you like to see?
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