)1.The Chronicles of Narnia:The Voyage of the Dawn Treader
Have loved the books since i was little. I loved the first film. I really liked the second film, it didnt feel as magical as the first, but if you have read the books you understand that it was supposed to feel less magical. I think Dawn Treader will return to form though, It's my favorite book of the series and it could translate very well to the screen. I am kinda worried about it being in Fox's hands, hopefully they dont have too much say because Fox just does not have good luck with big budget films. Fingers crossed
2. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
It's the beginning of the end, i think it's pretty amazing for a series to keep its fans interest this long, and i think it speaks about the quality of it. there were a few minor missteps i felt, I didnt really like Order of the Pheonix, felt it was a bit of a throw away movie, I didnt think it advanced the plot all that much. Half Blood Prince was all right but it kind of seemed like the were just setting it up for the deathly hallows. I just hope this one isnt more setting up for the last one more for the last one. i'm ready for drama!
3. Iron Man 2
I dont seem to be as big a fan of the first as most people are. Most people were giving it 10/10, which i didnt think it was perfect but dont get me wrong, I really liked it and I am looking forward to the next one.
4.Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time
I was a big fan of the game when i played it back when it came out. Throughout the whole time I was playing, I kept thinking 'wow, this would make a great movie'. A couple of years later and here it is. I was a somewhat concerned when I heard that Gyllenhall was going to play him and I'm not that big a fan of Arterton. Also when the trailer came out it didnt really ease my worry, but I still want to see it. I think the concept is really strong and they might just be able to pull it off.
5. Alice in Wonderland
So far I've liked everything of Burtons. I think he's a genius, and this just looks like more bizarre and fun entertainment.
6. Inception
Christopher Nolan. That's probably enough said, but if it is anywhere as good as the batman films or the prestige, I'll love it.
7. Nottingham (although it's probably jsut going to be called Robin Hood now)
Ridley Scott. Russel Crowe. Cate Blanchett. It sounds fun. There seemed to have been some trouble behind the scenes, the first draft had Crowe playing Robin Hood and the Sheriff of Nottingham, also with the sheriff being the sympathetic character and Robin Hood the bad guy. Now it seems like it just a straight up Robin Hood story again. Either way, I'm still interested. I've never seen any of the live action Robin Hood films so this should be fun.
8. Salt
Angelina Jolie in an action spy thriller, you can't go wrong. The trailer looked intriguing and they didnt give too much away. I've lately tended to stay away from trailers, the studios think were all stupid and need to give away the story in the trailer. (I still havent seen an Avatar trailer) anyways.... This should be a fun two hours to keep your mind off trouble and hey maybe it might be even more than that
9. Eagle of the Ninth
I'm a big Roman and medieval history buff. I find these kinds of stories really interesting. Hopefully the movie is good.
10. Shrek Forever After
I know most of you would just want to Shrek to die. I still think the first one is a classic. I hated the second one, but the third one kind of redeemed itself. So hopefull shrek can go out with a bang in this allegedly 'last installment'
and some honorary mentions Clash of the Titans (would be in my top ten if not for the really weird trailer), The Last Airbender, (I would still call myself a shaymalalala fan, so please dont let me down again mr shaymalalal) Shutter Island, Date Night, The Bounty Hunter (interested to see what Aniston can do in an action film) Dinner for Shmucks (Steve Carell and Paul Rudd, should be comedy gold) Red Dawn, Despicable Me, Toy Story 3 and Guardians of gahoole
