July Movie Release Poll

Which July Movie Release Are You Most Excited About?

July 1, 2010

Today kicks off a whole new Summer month, and with it comes a slew of fresh movie releases to look forward to. The only question is, which one are you looking forward to most? The mind-benders, the dramas, or the family-friendly fare? Vote now!

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ilanac13 2 years 46 weeks

i can't wait for inception. it looks really amazing and i think that if it were in 3-d - that's prob the only thing that would make it even more thrilling .

postmodernsleaze 2 years 46 weeks

Inception!!!!

postmodernsleaze 2 years 46 weeks

Inception!!!!

le romantique 2 years 46 weeks

lol to the above post. So true. My vote goes to Inception because Leo only makes good (and extremely long) movies. Can't wait.

Akasha 2 years 46 weeks

I found the entire idea of Twelve to be annoying even before I heard from a bunch of industry people that it sucked. Here's why: I love indie films, and I love blockbuster brain check-out fodder, but I despise one pretending to be another. Indie film be definition should be indie. With indie stories, indie, casts, and indie means. Twelve is nepotism run amok. The book written by Nick McDonnell whose mother is a novelist and screenwriter and whose dad is editor of Sports Illustrated and was once managing editor of Rolling Stone. Also whose close family friends are Hunter S. Thompson, Joan Didion and Richard Price who endorsed the book in essence giving it guaranteed success. We have little Emma Roberts, who don't get me wrong is a competent actress, but would she actually be a name if it weren't for Aunt Julia, okay and daddy Eric (but not by as much). Then we have Kiefer Sutherland who by all accounts has far surpassed his father, but still has the Sutherland name as does Roeg who packaged the deal for CAA. In addition to the big names we have the medium names: Rory Culkin - we all know who he's related toZoe Kravitz - I imagine a career in music would have been more helped by the last name, but as her mother is Lisa Bonet either career path was a lockand to wrap things up nicely there is Ethan Peck grandson of Gregory Peck.

Akasha 2 years 46 weeks

I found the entire idea of Twelve to be annoying even before I heard from a bunch of industry people that it sucked. Here's why: I love indie films, and I love blockbuster brain check-out fodder, but I despise one pretending to be another. Indie film be definition should be indie. With indie stories, indie, casts, and indie means. Twelve is nepotism run amok. The book written by Nick McDonnell whose mother is a novelist and screenwriter and whose dad is editor of Sports Illustrated and was once managing editor of Rolling Stone. Also whose close family friends are Hunter S. Thompson, Joan Didion and Richard Price who endorsed the book in essence giving it guaranteed success. We have little Emma Roberts, who don't get me wrong is a competent actress, but would she actually be a name if it weren't for Aunt Julia, okay and daddy Eric (but not by as much). Then we have Kiefer Sutherland who by all accounts has far surpassed his father, but still has the Sutherland name as does Roeg who packaged the deal for CAA. In addition to the big names we have the medium names: Rory Culkin - we all know who he's related to Zoe Kravitz - I imagine a career in music would have been more helped by the last name, but as her mother is Lisa Bonet either career path was a lock and to wrap things up nicely there is Ethan Peck grandson of Gregory Peck.

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