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September: Christine: Rent It Path Of Justice: Not Worth Your Time A Family Of Families: Rent It If You Must The Horn: See It Now Lenny: Not Worth Your Time Cinerama: Rent It Computer Love: Rent It If You Must The 13th Night: Not Worth Your Time Choose Your Own Adventure: Rent It If You Must Mack The Knife: Not Worth Your Time

I think it really does, Makarov is a warmongering scheming rat bastard and it's nice to see how he's begun to set up for all the stuff he pulls in MW2. He'll become one of the great CAYOM villains if you continue his story arc as well as you've set it up here (I have faith you will).

August: To Kill A Mockingbird: Rent It Mr. Belvedere: Rent It If You Must After Doomsday: See It Sometime (Provisional... is this going to be finished?) Not So Tall Tales: Rent It If You Must Hired Guns: See It Now Flight Of Fear: Not Worth Your Time Defensive: Rent It If You Must Chronicle: See It Sometime

July: Call Of Duty: See It Sometime Paperboy: Not Worth Your Time Nightmare Chronicles: Rent It Cries In The Night: Rent It Park51: See It Sometime Vesta: See It Sometime My Side Of The Mountain: Rent It City Of Bones: Rent It If You Must The Chrysalids: See It Now Beer Buddies: Not Worth Your Time

It might crack my top 25.

I could estimate 2011's holdovers and use those. *shrug*

Going to go get some pizza and breadsticks and then I'll try to read the rest and have my top 25 up in a few hours. Knocked off most of the longer films before starting today so I won't have a ton of reading to do before I do my reviews.

The Movieman's Top 10 Of The Second Quarter! (April - June)1. Apocalypse2. Trails Of Tears3. Nation4. Secret Of Mana: A Journey Begins5. Interconnected6. Spring Awakening7. Pride And Prejudice And Zombies8. Alien-Nation9. Fairylight10. The Dark Victorian

June: The Ultimate Race: Rent It If You Must Nation: See It Now Sitting Ducks: Rent It Pride And Prejudice And Zombies: See It Sometime Day Of The Destructor: Not Worth Your Time The Pizza Man: Rent It Jane Loves Karen: Not Worth Your Time Fairylight: See It Sometime The Dark Victorian: See It Sometime

May: Interconnected: See It Sometime Fab 5: Not Worth Your Time Secret Of Mana: A Journey Begins: See It Now Northwest Nightmare: Rent It If You Must Alien-Nation: See It Sometime Birds of a Feather: Not Worth Your Time Apocalypse: See It Now The Penny Jar: Rent It If You Must

April: Band Of The Decade: Not Worth Your Time The Machine Stops: See It Sometime Spring Awakening: See It Sometime The Day I Met Mina: Rent It If You Must Trails Of Tears: See It Now Paranoia: Rent It If You Must Sarah's Surefire Cure For The Blues: Not Worth Your Time Elantris: Rent It Con Air 2: Terror In The Sky: Not Worth Your Time Tarsem Singh's Cinderella: Rent It

The Movieman's Top 10 Of The First Quarter! (January - March)1. The End Of The Universe2. Barren World3. Cycle Of The Werewolf4. Illusiono5. Land Of Storms6. Just For Cash7. Ghost Story8. Siri9. Seduction10. The Nine Tailors

March: The End Of The Universe: See It Now Land Of Storms: See It Sometime Barren World: See It Now God's Deal: Rent It If You Must Our Friend The Witch: Rent It If You Must Night Of Error: Rent It If You Must The Adventures: Rent It Lucky In Love: Rent It If You Must

So.... if Adina and Ariadne got into a fight, who would win?

February: Seduction: Rent It Teratoma: Not Worth Your Time Disco Dan: Rent It Valentine's Day Vendetta: Not Worth Your Time Ghost Story: Rent It Cycle of the Werewolf: See It Sometime Corporate Secrets: Rent It Siri: Rent It Just For Cash: See It Sometime

January: Beast Of Bray Road: Rent It The Nine Tailors: Rent It Illusiono: See It Sometime Phone Fiend: Not Worth Your Time Hills Abduction: Not Worth Your Time You Got Beat By A Girl: Rent It If You Must Spider-Baby: Not Worth Your Time Everglades: Rent It Ready Aim Fire: Rent It If You Must

So is Rapture the top contender out of the newer films?

I got work I'll try to start this in the morning.

Yay! Let's start part 2!

Yeah, I used to make sure I had a film every month of the year.This is going to be a weird year. Almost no big franchise films, very few sequels, no idea how this will turn out.

Oh, Numbers wants to challenge Icarus. Leave it open for him, this should be funz.

I think we're ready to go now.Never thought I'd be doing THAT many films this year! XD

Just four more weekends left!July 22-24September 2-5September 23-25November 18-20My suggestion would be one of those September weekends and something to counterprogram Icarus on November 18. That's a huge weekend that used to have three massive films and only has one now!

The Penny Jar Genre: Fantasy Cast: Chloe Moretz, James Cromwell, Liam Neeson, Martin Short, Eva Green, Natalie Portman Plot: A girl named Kristen (Chloe Moretz) lives with her grandfather (James Cromwell) after the deaths of her parents when she was very young. Her grandfather has a massive penny jar he keeps in his garage, it's full of pennies and he says he's going to pass it on to Kristen someday. Each of the pennies, he says, has a story. One day when Kristen is taking a nap, some burglars can be heard breaking in and trying to haul out the penny jar. Kristen pursues them but ends up tripping and falling down a well, the well has a tunnel at the bottom that leads Kristen to a mysterious forest. She tries to return the way she came so she can track down the burglars, but she can't get back. She is met by a hunter (Liam Neeson) who takes her to a village, where her adventure begins. She learns out that everyone in this world knows her grandfather and that each of them at one point contributed to the penny jar. It seems that the burglars were stealing the penny jar to give to a dark wizard (Martin Short) who says that a piece of everyone's soul is imprinted on the pennies and that if he controls the jar he'll control the world. Before he can extract the souls, he is stopped by Kristen. The wizard tries to cast a spell on her but he is stopped by a woman with a whip (Eva Green), the woman turns out to be the captain of the guard and the collector of the pennies, the one tasked with returning them to their owner. Eventually, Kristen's grandfather comes to the mysterious land in pursuit of Kristen, the two reunite and also meet a beautiful princess (Natalie Portman) who is set to become queen soon, but first the wizard must be dealt with. Eventually the wizard is defeated, the princess is crowned queen, the pennies are returned, and Kristen and her grandfather return home. Date: Friday, May 27 Rating: PG for some scary scenes and action violence Theaters: 3,317 Budget: $80 million

Santa Baby Genre: Comedy/Romance Cast: Anna Faris, Bradley Cooper, John Goodman, Jean Smart Plot: Based on the classic Christmas song "Santa Baby". Maddie Ray (Anna Faris) is the world's most popular, sexiest actress, but after blowing a ton of money on various frivolous things, she's in desperate need of some financial help, so she starts doing some publicity stunts implying that she'll do anything for Santa in exchange for some expensive stuff for Christmas. Her ex-boyfriend, another actor named Mitchell Stone (Bradley Cooper), still cares about her and is worried about Maddie's increasingly erratic behavior, trying to offer her some help in exchange for giving their relationship another go. Meanwhile, at the North Pole, Santa (John Goodman), doesn't know what to think, especially since he's happily married to Mrs. Claus (Jean Smart) and wants nothing to do with Maddie's advances. However, he is determined to teach her a lesson, so with Bradley's help, Santa decides to teach Maddie that Christmas means more than money and fancy gifts. Date: Friday, November 4 Rating: PG for language and some flirtatious dialogue Theaters: 3,100 Budget: $60 million