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Favorite 100 Movies of the Decade (#100-76)
18 hours ago
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We're doing this a little different than we did the male and female performances... but we're still skipping the 2009 films -- we'll get to those starting this weekend (I'm not quite ready to start the awards... sorry!). I'm still turning the 2009 movies around on my tongue and deciding how they taste. Had Avatar for a second time tonight. Verdict: deliciously bold flavors ... with a distinct cheese popcorn aftertaste. I will gladly devour it a third time.
Disclaimer 1: As you would surely know if you've ever made such a list, judging/enjoying an entire decade is a very personal thing and also a hopelessly ephemeral process. The movies would be in a different order if the list were made on another day. And decades take years to settle. I didn't know with 100% certainty when the 1990s ended that The Piano, Heavenly Creatures and Boogie Nights would cement themselves as my
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Int: Matthew Goode
5 January 2010 11:52 PM, PST
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Younger audiences, including myself (wink, wink), have been smitten with strapping British chap, Matthew Goode, since his big screen debut in Chasing Liberty. Since then, the actor.s gone on to star in a number of indie flicks, including Woody Allen.s Match Point, and Zack Snyder.s adaptation of graphic comic book, Watchmen. Up next, he takes the lead opposite Amy Adams. as a captivating yet scorned Irish bloke in Anand Tucker.s rom-com, Leap Year. Check out what Goode had to say about
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- Jenny Karakaya
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Q&A - Leap Year's Matthew Goode Compares Rom-Coms to McDonald's
5 January 2010 9:01 PM, PST
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Scarlett Johansson dumped him in Match Point, Piper Perabo dumped him in Imagine Me & You, and Ben Wishaw dumped him in Brideshead Revisited -- but Matthew Goode finally gets lucky in Leap Year, and it's about time. Though he's been called the next Brad Pitt (as well as the next Hugh Grant), Goode is just starting to make headway as a romantic lead, this time teaming up with
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Matthew Good Interview, Leap Year
5 January 2010 8:00 PM, PST
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Matthew Goode (Watchmen, Match Point) and Amy Adams (Enchanted, Doubt, Julie & Julia) headline an on-the-road romance that follows one woman’s determined quest to get married to the perfect guy…despite what fate has in store for her. Goode plays the ‘diamond in the rough’ romantic interest that Amy’s character gradually learns to like, then fall in love with.
When her four-year anniversary passes without a marriage proposal, Anna Brady (Adams) decides enough is enough. Investing in the ancient Irish tradition that allows women to propose to men on Leap Day, Anna decides to follow her boyfriend Jeremy (Adam Scott) from Boston to Dublin and get down on one knee herself. But when unreliable airplanes, inclement weather and bad luck leave Anna stranded on the other side of Ireland, she must enlist the help of the carefree-but-surly Declan (Goode) to get her across the country. As Anna and Declan bicker across the Emerald Isle,
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Amy Adams Interview, Leap Year
5 January 2010 8:00 PM, PST
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Irish legend tells that, since the fifth century, women who find themselves in the land of luck can propose to their suitors who have yet to pop the question. The catch for these women longing to become legitimate fiancées? They only have 24 hours—once every four years—to utter those four little words to boyfriends who’ve been dragging their feet. And that day is February 29th. For any lady without that special ring on her finger, hopeful that love will prevail and ready to take fate into her own hands…she only has to wait for Leap Year.
MoviesOnline sat down recently with two-time Academy Award-nominee Amy Adams (Enchanted, Doubt, Julie & Julia) who stars opposite Matthew Goode (Watchmen, Match Point) in Leap Year, an on-the-road romance that follows one woman’s determined quest to get married to the perfect guy.
In the past several years, Adams has risen from supporting player to global
star.
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Alamo programmers’ Top 10 of ‘09…plus Top 20 of the Decade!
5 January 2010 3:38 PM, PST
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The picture to the left has nothing to do with anything released in the last ten years, but it is from a movie.
Here in the Alamo programming office, movies are a big deal. We each watch approximately 215 movies per day, seven days a week, no holidays.
It’s a tough job…especially when it comes time to narrow down our favorites at the end of each year. It’s even more difficult to figure out what the best 20 films were in the past decade. But we do it all for you.
The lists below represent the most powerful and/or entertaining films of 2009, plus the finest we’ve seen since Y2K destroyed civilization. Take a look, disagree, get furious and attack us on the street.
Warning: We’ve got switchblades.
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Tim League
1) Mother -
I saw Mother at Cannes this year and it blew me out of the water.
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The Latest Trailer for 'From Paris With Love'
5 January 2010 9:27 AM, PST
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A second trailer for From Paris with Love has been slapped together, and it's only
slightly different from the first one. They've thrown in a few snippets from the current schedule of TV commercials,
too, so if you've seen those, this won't have a lot to offer.
On the flip side, maybe you're asking what From Paris with Love is. Well, it's the movie that proves what a
bad idea it is for John Travolta to shave his head. Big, big melon on that Sweathog. Beyond that, it looks like a
fairly typical rough-and-tumble cop/by-the-book cop movie set in Europe, like Rush Hour 2 without racial
stereotypes at every turn.
So you've got the ol' oil-and-vinegar cop combo, lots of explosions, and what could be a breakthrough for Jonathan Rhys Meyers, who I thought would have had that advantage after Match Point. Oh, and this movie has really cool posters,
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- Colin Boyd
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