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by Nathan Chase
Rank the week of February 1st’s Blu-ray and DVD new releases against the best films ever made:
Never Let Me Go (DVD and Blu-ray | R | 2010)
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Rank it amongst the best psychological science fiction movies of all time.
Flickchart Ranking: #1180
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The sophomore film from director Mark Romanek with Carey Mulligan, Kiera Knightley, and the future Spider-Man, Andrew Garfield.
Let Me In (DVD and Blu-ray | R | 2009)
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Rank it amongst the best vampire films of all time.
Flickchart Ranking: #1265
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The remake of the Swedish film, Let The Right One In from Cloverfield director, Matt Reeves.
Monsters (DVD and Blu-ray | R | 2010)
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Rank it amongst the best monster movies of all time.
Flickchart Ranking: #2333
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The indie post-alien invasion film set in Mexico, from first time director Gareth Edwards.
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The Under-Ranked: The Social Network
1, Oct 2010
by Ross Bonaime
This weekend features one of fall’s biggest releases, The Social Network, written by The West Wing creator Aaron Sorkin, and directed by David Fincher as his follow-up to his Academy Award nominated film The Curious Case of Benjamin Button. The Social Network tells the story of the creation of Facebook and the man behind it, Mark Zuckerberg. To bring to life the story of one of this generation’s most popular inventions, Fincher has brought together a great cast of up and coming Hollywood. Before you go see the film that some critics are already calling the best film of the year, check out some of the previous films from its incredible young cast.
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New Movies in Theaters: September 17, 2010
17, Sep 2010
by Dan
This might be the best week of new movie releases since I began writing this weekly post over five months ago. There are at least 5 movies here that I consider must-sees.
Will one of these movies will become your favorite film of all-time?
The Town – watch the trailer ►
Critics are making this out to be another gem of a movie from director Ben Affleck. In my opinion, the world is a better place when Ben’s around.
Planning to see this movie, or already have? Directly rank it against these similar movies to see where it ranks for you amongst the best crime movies of all-time:
Devil – watch the trailer ►
This movie has so much going against it (not screened for critics and Shyamalan to name but a couple) but I’ll be damned if this isn’t the flick I’m most looking forward to this month. The trailer is a ton of fun and at 80 minutes with credits, it should at least go by fast.
Planning to see this movie, or already have? Directly rank it against these similar movies to see where it ranks for you amongst the best supernatural thrillers of all-time:
Easy A – watch the trailer ►
I initially dismissed this modern retelling of The Scarlet Letter as some silly teen junk but it’s been getting very solid reviews. Plus, Emma Stone is super cute.
Planning to see this movie, or already have? Directly rank it against these similar movies to see where it ranks for you amongst the best movies of 2010:
Alpha and Omega – watch the trailer ►
Completely generic looking animated film.
Planning to see this movie, or already have? Directly rank it against these similar movies to see where it ranks for you amongst the best computer animated movies of all time: