Elizabeth Grunewald's Five Favorites of 2010
Elizabeth's five favorite things-that-aren't-games of 2010.
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Elizabeth's five favorite things-that-aren't-games of 2010.
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Elizabeth Grunewald's Five Favorites of 2010
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++True in the 3D version.Matt_LRR said:
I actually liked the 3D in Day & Night better than in Toy Story 3 - and better still than every other 3D movie I've seen.
There are people who didn't like Night & Day?
Learn something new every day. And it's not always pleasant.
Of that list, I also saw Toy Story 3, and it was very good. Very good indeed, certainly deserves top spot.
Learn something new every day. And it's not always pleasant.
Of that list, I also saw Toy Story 3, and it was very good. Very good indeed, certainly deserves top spot.
Thanks for picking up on that.thublihnk said:
He does, however, look a lot more like a "Mr." than Charlize Theron did.
I totally agree that Day & Night was one of the greatest things ever. And it was the first thing I've ever seen in 3d, followed by TS3, both of which blew me away.
I'm glad I saw Kick-Ass before reading the comic too. The film was an ass-kicking good time. The comic--well, I didn't dislike it. But it showed Mark Millar as a deeply cynical, and kind of snobby, prick. Talk about biting the hand that feeds you.
Scott Pilgrim kicked ass, though. It's kind of weird both these films ended on much higher notes than the comics they're adapted from.
Scott Pilgrim kicked ass, though. It's kind of weird both these films ended on much higher notes than the comics they're adapted from.
Where was UP in the list? Along with the short that accompanied it? Don't get me wrong, I loved Toy Story 3, I loved all the Toy Storys, but my god UP was nigh on perfect. Great characters, animation, pure imagination and good lord it plucked on the heart strings. The first time I went to see it I literally bawled my eyes out. The second time I could here a young child asking there mother "What does that mean?" at the infertility clinic bit, to which the mother just blubbered a half response through her own tears. It had such a hard grounding in something so true to us all that I had to tip my hat to Pixar for it, Toy Story might be the ultimate buddy flick, but UP for me will be the best Pixar has done to date with real drama. Not to mention the hilarity in the accompanying short "Clouds".
That was his criticism on Kick-Ass?
I thought that was excellently put together.
no, the thing that bugged me is, spoiler for a difference between the comic and the movie:
That whole scene seemed so out of place that a friend of mine even said he already thought that didn't jibe with the movie when I told him about this little tidbit.
The comic is nastier than the movie in general. Both versions have their merits. The movie is definately more straight-up entertaining.
I thought that was excellently put together.
no, the thing that bugged me is, spoiler for a difference between the comic and the movie:
The girl not smacking him in the face for lying to her about him being gay.
The comic is nastier than the movie in general. Both versions have their merits. The movie is definately more straight-up entertaining.
never saw an episode of lost but i did see everyone of those movies in theater and boy they would be on my top 5 too.
I thought Day and Night was actually better than Toy Story 3! That was still good though. Props to Scott Pilgrim aswell, that's one of my favourites for the year.
My comments on your top five:
5. I got into the first season of Lost about 11 episodes in. It's not mah cup of tea, and it wasn't. My Dad, however, was AMAZED.
4. I have not seen Kick-Ass.
3. Day and Night was nothing short of wonderful. Yes, my Niece (or Nephew) spit up on my shoulder and I was pissed about it, but I still loved this short.
2. Scott Pilgrim is of the few movies that Didn't play at my theater (Instead, we got the expendables, which I'm not sure if I want to see) but it was definitely amazing. I find few movies that can be watched twice, and this was one of them.
1. Toy Story 3 wrecked my shite, to be honest. I cried in the first 3 minutes of the movie. I cried at the end of the movie. I cried seeing it again at home. It is the E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial of the decade.
I liked your list, regardless. Nice Job.
5. I got into the first season of Lost about 11 episodes in. It's not mah cup of tea, and it wasn't. My Dad, however, was AMAZED.
4. I have not seen Kick-Ass.
3. Day and Night was nothing short of wonderful. Yes, my Niece (or Nephew) spit up on my shoulder and I was pissed about it, but I still loved this short.
2. Scott Pilgrim is of the few movies that Didn't play at my theater (Instead, we got the expendables, which I'm not sure if I want to see) but it was definitely amazing. I find few movies that can be watched twice, and this was one of them.
1. Toy Story 3 wrecked my shite, to be honest. I cried in the first 3 minutes of the movie. I cried at the end of the movie. I cried seeing it again at home. It is the E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial of the decade.
I liked your list, regardless. Nice Job.
Good list, I would have listed "day and night" and toy story 3 together. Pixar doesn't need help in rankings and 2 slots is almost half of the space available.
Also, is this the first time we hear your voice?
Also, is this the first time we hear your voice?
