Christmas Comp #23 - A Surprise! - FINISHED

[Edgeworth]

The Last Stand - Arnie's real return to movies

[sawyer6]

Django Unchained ,the D is silent!



Great music


Awesome cast


And one bad boy


"A love story that ranks among Tarantino's Best"
WIRED

[Rik]

Monster University for me. Me and my boys watch Monsters Inc at least once a month and can quote most of it verbatim , so we can't wait to watch this on the big screen. There's plenty other films out next year, Django Unchained, Man of Steel etc, but this is the only one that I'll enjoy in the company of the two most important people in my life, that's all that counts in my book

[Jinx_Barkman]

It has difficult to choose only one but I think for me it would have to be Dante Tomaselli's Torture Chamber. This is his first film since 2006 and I am curious to see how he has evolved his storytelling process. His films are introspective, consisting of surreal imagery with brutal family decay and this looks to be no different. To me, this is his biggest film in scope and his first foray in using a medium outside physical celluloid. He was kind of a mentor to me for several years as he would send me words of encouragement and enlightenment and was even generous enough to give me a quote to use on my very first short film. I think Torture Chamber will be making an appearance on Blu-Ray/DVD sometime in 2013.

[Susan Foreman]

Personally, I can't wait for the day when I am in the charity shops, and I find a copy of the new version of 'The Evil Dead'!

I'm a huge fan of the original, and I'm hoping that this new version lives up to it

No Bruce Campbell, but hey - you can't have everything, can you!

[porcupine]

Django Unchained: A new Tarantino film is always something to look forward to!

Star Trek Into Darkness: Absolutely loved the first (or eleventh) one, all signs point to this one being an absolute peach!

Zero Dark Thirty: It's a new Kathryn Bigelow film. Sorted.

Chinatown: I heard this is getting a re-release.... if this is true, then I'm in line!

[trouserpress]

I'd have to go with the upcoming Arrow release of Black Sunday! That fabulous black and white photography is going to look awesome in HD.

I'm also very excited about the Hammer Dracula blu ray, but also slightly nervous given the furore over their Curse of Frankenstein release in October.

[Wes]

I'm usually running 2 years behind the latest movies, I pretty much never go to the pictures anymore so I'm gonna go for a film that has not even been made yet and that is Nicolas Winding Refn's upcoming Aleister Crowley biopic which the director mentioned during the promotion of Bronson

"There’s definitely a far-out, sexy, trippy, horrifying movie to be made out of this notorious, Satan-worshipping cult personality. Think Charles Manson times a billion, and that’s what I want to depict on screen.”

Bring it on...

[Slippery Jack]

Originally Posted by Wes

I'm gonna go for a film that has not even been made yet and that is Nicolas Winding Refn's upcoming Aleister Crowley biopic which the director mentioned during the promotion of Bronson

I hadn't heard of that project before, dunno if it's still on his slate. Next year we have Only God Forgives from him and Ryan Gosling. Plotwise it doesn't really sound like my kind of thing, but hell, I'll check out anything if Refn's behind the camera . . .

[PaulD]

I think my two big films for next year are Django Unchained and Edgar Wrights The World's End. Can't wait for another Wright/Pegg script