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February, 2011 Archive
by Dan
It’s the first of the month, which means there is a crazy amount of turnover on Netflix Instant Watch this week. There’s definitely something for everybody, take a look:
Netflix Instant Pick of the Week:
The Taking of Pelham One Two Three (1974 | Feb 6th | R)Flickchart Ranking: #651
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Starring: Walter Matthau, Robert Shaw
- In: What to Watch on Netflix Watch Instantly
- Tags: Adam Sandler, Aeon Flux, All About Eve, Amanda Seyfried, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Basic Instinct 2, Bill Murray, Charlie’s Angels, Chloe, Chris O’Donnell, Chris Rock, Cliffhanger, Cloak and Dagger, Cool World, Doris Day, Drew Barrymore, Fargo, Frances McDormand, Frankenstein, Good, Grown Ups, Hard Eight, Jason Isaacs, John Candy, Julianne Moore, Last Action Hero, Laura Dern, LL Cool J, Michael Rooker, Monsters, Nicolas Cage, On The Waterfront, Over the Top, Paint Your Wagon, Paul Lynde, Popeye, Rain Man, Robert Shaw, Robin Tunney, Rock Hudson, Rozanne, Send Me No Flowers, Sharon Stone, Southland Tales, Stallone, Stripes, The King of Kong, The Lady From Shanghai, The Quick and the Dead, The Taking of Pelham One Two Three, The Warriors, Tom Noonan, Tony Randall, Top Gun, Universal Soldier, Vertical Limit, Viggo Mortensen, Walter Matthau, Wild at Heart, William H. Macy, World Trade Center
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Weekend Box Office – February 25-27, 2011
28, Feb 2011
by Nathan Chase
A dismal weekend at the box office with most of Hollywood – and the movie-going public – with eyes on the Oscars.
| Movie | Weekend $ | Total $ | Average $/Theater | Add to Flickchart |
| Gnomeo and Juliet | $14.2 Mil | $75 Mil | $4,680 |  |
| Hall Pass | $13.4 Mil | $13 Mil | $4,549 | |
| Unknown | $12.4 Mil | $42 Mil | $4,086 | |
| Just Go With It | $18.2 Mil | $79 Mil | $3,132 | |
| I am Number Four | $11 Mil | $37 Mil | $3,497 | |
| Justin Bieber: Never Say Never | $9.2 Mil | $62 Mil | $3,274 | |
| The King’s Speech | $7.6 Mil | $114 Mil | $3,193 | |
| Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son | $7.5 Mil | $28 Mil | $2,676 | |
| Drive Angry | $5.1Mil | $5 Mil | $2,241 | |
| The Roommate | $2 Mil | $36 Mil | $1,188 | |
Source: Box Office Mojo
by Tom Clift
The Academy Awards are the film equivalent of the Heavyweight Championship of the World. Hollywood’s ultimate honour, the Oscars recognize – in theory – the pinnacle of cinematic achievement in a given year, while the film to take home the coveted award for Best Picture is immortalized in the halls of movie history. In just a few short days, the winners of the 83rd Annual Academy Awards will be announced, and as it so often does, the Best Picture race has come down to two critically acclaimed favourites. In one corner sits a charming and affecting period piece about a monarch learning to overcome a stutter; in the other, a striking, propulsive and meticulously calculated telling of the birth of a 21st century phenomenon. Reel Rumbles is proud to bring you a preview to the biggest and most anticipated showdown of the season… The Social Network vs. The King’s Speech.
The Under-Ranked: The 83rd Academy Awards
25, Feb 2011
by Ross Bonaime
Odds are this year, you’ve probably seen at least one Oscar nominee. Seven of the ten highest grossing films of 2010 have gained at least some nomination, and five of the ten best picture nominees have made over $100 million with two others teetering just under that mark. But with many of the nominees having excelled at the box office, there are plenty of other nominees that most haven’t even heard of that are pretty fantastic as well. So to prepare for this Sunday’s 83rd Academy Awards, here are the some of the under-ranked films nominated.
- In: Under-Ranked
- Tags: Aaron Eckhart, academy awards, Animal Kingdom, Black Swan, Dogtooth, Dreamworks, Guy Pearce, Hedwig and the Angry Inch, Helena Bonham Carter, Jackie Weaver, Jacques Tati, John Cameron Mitchell, Luis Buñuel, Michael Haneke, Mon Oncle, Mr. Hulot's Holiday, Natalie Portman, Nicole Kidman, Oscar, Persepolis, Pixar, Rabbit Hole, Robbie Coltrane, Shortbus, Spirited Away, Sylvain Chomet, The Gruffalo, The Illusionist, The Secret of Kells, The Triplets of Belleville, Tom Wilkinson
New Movies in Theaters: February 25, 2011
25, Feb 2011by Nathan Chase
- In: New Releases
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