Friday Harvest: Black Swan pics, Resident Evil: Afterlife clips and more

EllenPageIsMyArchitect. on 09-3-2010 03:52 PM

A great week for movies. I'm am REALLY looking forward to Resident Evil 4 in 3D. I'm interested in all of the pictures (other than Yogi Bear, which looks awful.) and all the posters. And I really wanna see most of the movies in the Clips section ( not sure about Tamara Drew.). Good job guys!

August M. on 09-3-2010 04:15 PM

Nothing interesting for me.

bigbrother on 09-3-2010 04:25 PM

Call me crazy but i'm really looking forward to secretariat. Great cast and it really is an amazing story anyone who hasn't ever seen it should watch the video of the 72 belmont. Possibly the most dominant athletic performance of the 20th century.

JAKEofMIDWORLD on 09-3-2010 06:46 PM

Who watches these Resident Evil movies? Does this director do anything else? I used to play the games and loved them in high school. Saw the first movie with excitement and it quickly turned to hate. Why the hell did they go the route they went? Not just the writing, but everything. They made money though, so what do I know.

King Crunk on 09-3-2010 09:27 PM

I am very intrigued by Buried, Black Swan, and 127 Days. Definitely going to keep an eye them.

Drew J. on 09-3-2010 10:16 PM

Awww the second week in a row without witty captions. I loved the witty captions.

Chris L. on 09-4-2010 01:59 AM

Black Swan I'm just dying to see, and good 'ol HP comes in a eager second place, just above Monsters.

However, I'd rank that alongside Resident Evil; sure their trackrecord isn't the most impressive, but if there's going to be one film out of the franchise that is going to be a standout, it would prob be this one. Besides, the games had a great premise, and the movies still keep it largely, albeit in less intelligent manners. If anything, it'll be my guilty pleasure since I can't be in Toronto.

sunsaz on 09-4-2010 08:08 AM

On paper, Black Swan's shaping up to be the "'Kids Are All Right' Killer" in the Best Actress categories. 127 Days might get Franco his Best Actor nomination (finally), but I don't think it'll be enough to slow Robert Duvall's chances. Most directors usually don't win for major categories in their follow-ups to films that scored them major awards.

Alexson Philip on 09-4-2010 09:37 AM

meh

Red B. on 09-4-2010 11:26 AM

"Resident Evil" was never meant to be a good film. It's a film for the masses. So I can't understand why so many people expect so much from the series.
As for "Yogi Bear" - same as "Scooby Doo" - shallow plot and characters with little or no charisma at all. Boo-Boo was the only thing worth watching in the animated series. I doubt that even if you take all of the episodes there will be enough plot to make a decent movie.
"Harry Potter" will hopefully be great like the rest of the films. I'm still a little bit annoyed that they've decided to release it in 2 parts. And on top of that they think we - the viewers - are some kind of idiots. Come on, the book is too big and that's why we filmed 2 part instead of one whole. Marketing, people. They just want to take more money. I understand that. And most people do. But to lie like this...Pfff.

jane p. on 09-5-2010 02:44 AM

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Arekusandora on 09-5-2010 06:31 PM

Resident Evil is just one big mess of movies. Too bad they're not as good(or scary!) as the games.

Brian B. on 09-5-2010 07:53 PM

Being a huge fan of the RE video-game franchise and having enjoyed the film adaptions as "guilty pleasures", I have to say that I am excited for Resident Evil: Afterlife. It looks like mindless good fun like 'Machete' or 'The Expendables'. Anyways, Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part 1 is going to be beyond amazing. Dude Date looks hilarious, and Buried looks like a grear thriller. Oh, and I want to see Easy A, Wall Street 2: MNS, and Legendary. I think the rest of the year is going to be splendid, as evidenced by Tron: Legacy, SAW 3-D, Paranormal Activity 2, The Town, Skyline, etc. I can't wait. :)