Upcoming films we look forward to

[Guillermo Garrido Lestache Vidal]

Hi, I've been going through the imdb and thought we should have a new version of this thread. Here are the films I am looking forward to, if you can think of others be sure to add them to the list. I would like to give a special mention to Bertolucci's comeback after a decade and to Malick's sudden prolific manners, having four new projects coming up - about as many as he made in the last 40 years. Maybe after so much time relefecting on religious issues he came to realise his own mortality?
 
Cosmopolis - David Cronenberg
The Master - Paul Thomas Anderson
The Wolf of Wall Street - Martin Scorsese
Silence - Martin Scorsese
The Burial - Terrence Malick
Lawless - Terrence Malick
Knight of Cups - Terrence Malick
Me and You - Bernardo Bertolucci
Damsels in Distress - Whit Stillman
Moonrise Kingdom - Wes Anderson
On the Road - Walter Salles
Gebo et l'ombre - Manoel de Oliveira
Los Amantes Pasajeros - Pedro Almodovar
Hidden Force - Paul Verhoeven
The King of Soho - Michael Winterbottom
Django Unchained - Quentin Tarantino
Anna Karenina - Joe Wright
La Banda Picasso - Fernando Colomo

[Bobby Beksinski]

To add

Amour - Michael Haneke
All You Need Is Love - Susanne Bier
The Wettest County - John Hilcoat
Killing Them Softly (previously titled Cogan's Trade) - Andrew Dominik
Stoker - Chan Wook Park
Rust and Bone - Jacques Audiard

And along with The Wettest County because I am a huge Tom Hardy fan,
I'm pretty damn excited to see The Dark Knight Rises. :)

On Apr 2, 10:18 pm, Guillermo Garrido Lestache Vidal

[Kasper Lauritzen]

LOL, Bier is making a film called "All You Need Is Love"?

Are we sure it's not another April's fool joke :D

(pardon my prejudiced views on Bier)

Anyway, I just wanted to say WOODY ALLEN.

[Bobby Beksinski]

O and how could we forget...

Only God Forgives - Nicolas Winding Refn

I will probably keep thinking of more as the day goes on.

[Hunter Jones]

Park is overrated 

Sent from my iPhone

[Bobby Beksinski]

yes Woody Allen's "To Rome With Love" which I liked the previous title
better "The Bop Decameron".

And Hunter, that's on you. Park is my favorite Korean director, well I
might not be so sure of that now as I have been watching more of Chang-
dong Lee and really loving his films.

On Apr 3, 9:49 am, Hunter Jones <jones...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Park is overrated
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> On Apr 3, 2012, at 8:42 AM, Kasper Lauritzen <byldorf.fi...@gmail.com> wrote:
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[Bobby Beksinski]

I really like Bier and I am unsure of any back story on her that you
may refer to Kasper, enlighten please so I can get the joke. :) But
she has not missed with me yet and even though this is another film
made in America by her, Anders Thomas Jensen is her screenwriter
(always a good thing) and she thoroughly surprised me with her
American debut "Things We Lost in The Fire". I dont like the casting
choice of Pierce Bronson but again I'm going to reserve any opinion
because she has surprised me once before.

[Hunter Jones]

probably one of my favorites:

Bong Joon-ho- Memories of a Murder, Tokyo. 

--
Hunter Jones
Bossin Productions

[Hunter Jones]

also, Hong Sang-soo The Power of Kangwon Province

[Mindy Arbo]

Oh boy, Bier, and even better- ATJensen. oh boy. didn't know about this.thx!

mindy

[Bobby Beksinski]

Well I really like Joon-ho Bong as well, have you seen any of Chang-
dong Lee films yet Hunter. I got a feeling he might be more your
style. I have seen 3 of his films so far
Oasis
Secret Sunshine
Poetry

All three were great but I think Secret Sunshine was my favorite. He
is a very unconventional filmmaker and most might find him boring. His
plot and script goes in many different directions, sometimes no
direction at all but still I am gripped. The last act of Secret
Sunshine was a complete plot free fall.

On Apr 3, 10:01 am, Hunter Jones <jones...@gmail.com> wrote:
> probably one of my favorites:
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[Mindy Arbo]

yes, that final shot in secret sunshine- was a real conundrum for me until I talked it out on imdb boards.

I did really like it and poetry. Have not seen oasis.

 

Have any of you seen The Recipe? I was very impressed.

 

best,

mindy

From: Bobby Beksinski

Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2012 10:06 AM

To: The Internet Film Club

Subject: Re: Upcoming films we look forward to

[Mindy Arbo]

oh, I did see oasis. what an unusual storyline.

mindy

From: Bobby Beksinski

Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2012 10:06 AM

To: The Internet Film Club

Subject: Re: Upcoming films we look forward to

[Hunter Jones]

i'm not even sure what my style is, but I'll give
those films a look.

[Bobby Beksinski]

Also just remembered Guy Maddin has a new film coming out this year
called Keyhole, I think it already premiered at the Toronto Film
Festival last year but has not had a major release yet. Here is the
trailer.

http://www.imdb.com/video/wab/vi3276316185/

On Apr 3, 10:12 am, Hunter Jones <jones...@gmail.com> wrote:
> i'm not even sure what my style is, but I'll give
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> On Tue, Apr 3, 2012 at 9:09 AM, Mindy Arbo <mindya...@comcast.net> wrote:
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> > yes, that final shot in secret sunshine- was a real conundrum for me until
> > I talked it out on imdb boards.
> > I did really like it and poetry. Have not seen oasis.
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> > Have any of you seen The Recipe? I was very impressed.
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> > best,
> > mindy
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> >  *From:* Bobby Beksinski <BBeksin...@hotmail.com>
> > *Sent:* Tuesday, April 03, 2012 10:06 AM
> > *To:* The Internet Film Club <film...@googlegroups.com>
> > *Subject:* Re: Upcoming films we look forward to

[Bobby Beksinski]

Here is some more films I got from a news article giving predictions
on films that may premiere at Cannes. Some I never knew about.

The Paperboy - Lee Daniels
Mud - Jeff Nichols
Like Someone In Love - Abbas Kiarostami
Lawrence Anyways - Xavier Dolan
Low Life - James Gray
Populaire - Régis Roinsard

[Thorkell A. Ottarsson]

I have been very busy these last weeks so I have not been able to take
part in these discussions. There are so many films I look forward to
on all of these lists! Keyhole by Guy Maddin is not getting great
reviews but it is still the film I look the most forward to seeing.
Love your list Guillermo!

Thorkell

[Bobby Beksinski]

Also forgot about the Coen's new film "Inside Llewyn Davis", It is
slated for a early 2013 release on IMDB but I'm sure it will premiere
sometime this year first to qualify for the award season, its already
in post production.

On Apr 18, 11:40 pm, "Thorkell A. Ottarsson" <thork...@gmail.com>
wrote: