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Hmm. We'll see. Every revenge Western will stand in the shadow of Unforgiven until proven otherwise.

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Every western period if you ask me. Still, I couldn't be more excited. The best directors working today working in a genre I love with a big budget and lots of talent. Until further notice, it's my most-wanted of 2010 (mainly because Tree of Life was pushed back, but still).

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The Third Man wrote:Until further notice, it's my most-wanted of 2010 (mainly because Tree of Life was pushed back, but still).
There's really not a lot to look forward to the rest of the year. Black Swan could be good. Due Date and The Fighter will probably be ok.

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cardsfansince82 wrote:
The Third Man wrote:Until further notice, it's my most-wanted of 2010 (mainly because Tree of Life was pushed back, but still).
There's really not a lot to look forward to the rest of the year. Black Swan could be good. Due Date and The Fighter will probably be ok.
Yeah, Black Swan is up there. I really want to see Enter the Void but I doubt it comes near here soon. Social Network should be really good. Surprisingly, the buzz around Let Me In is that it's as good or better than the original and does a lot of new things with the book it's based on, so I'm optimistic for that. 127 Hours has my interest piqued for the talent involved. I'll see Harry Potter, at this point I'm locked in (though I've enjoyed the series). That's everything that comes to mind, except Eastwood's next film, and I'm not sure that one comes out this year.

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Some unofficial GRB missing of the Tony Curtis bus here:

Tony Curtis -from the golden era of Hollywood passed.
"Sweet Smell of Success" was the best of his work I've seen thus far. Don't know much about him-but he seemed to relish the Hollywood actor/ego.

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I laughed a lot more during Easy A than I thought I would.

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Social Network was excellent.

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ghostrunner wrote:The Michael Bayifier

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