The top 10 big-screen stinkers in 2010
Every year has its share of bad movies. I’m happy to say I haven’t seen them all, being occupied most of the time in the pursuit and appreciation of good ones. That said (to paraphrase Gertrude Stein), a stinker is a stinker is a stinker. The films that follow represent my personal bottom-of-the-barrel for 2010.
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2010 Box Office Winners & Losers: Which Flicks Helped Domestic B.O. Earn $10.556 Billion?
Movies like “Avatar,” “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen” and “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” contributed to 2009’s record-breaking $10.6 billion domestic box office total, and it doesn’t look like 2010’s crop of flicks will be able to outdo that. Hollywood Wiretap reports that 2010 has fallen just short of 2009’s record-breaking box office intake, finishing [...]
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National Film Registry 2010
Classic Movies Listed for Preservation by the Library of Congress
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2010 In Review: ‘The Hunger Games’ Took Flight
It was a big year for “The Hunger Games” series as “Mockingjay,” the third and final book, hit bookstores and the film adaptation gained a few key players. Even with movies like “The Twilight Saga: Eclipse” and “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows” in theaters, “Hunger Games” was without a doubt the young adult series [...]
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AFI To Award The Top 10 Serials And Movies Of 2010
December 13, 2010 : American Film Institute (AFI) named the top 10 movies and TV series of 2010 and it recognizes the outstanding works and achievements in the field related to moving arts.
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Weekend Forecast for November 5-7, 2010
So enough of the prelude. With all the gimmicky and stunt movies out of the way, we’ve reached the point of the movie season where the heavy hitting concepts and stars come out to play, with nine-figure budgets the norm instead of the result of horrible overruns.
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Step Up 3-D (2010)
The most popular movies among NYTimes.com readers. Directed by: Jon Chu Rating: PG-13 ( brief strong language.) A student from the Maryland School of the Arts (MSA) gets left behind when his school goes to Paris for a dance competition.
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10 best movies of 2010 so far
‘Toy Story 3′ and ‘Winter’s Bone’ top our list of favorites through June
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The Top Ten Worst Movies of Summer 2010
Last week, we brought you the top 10 most anticipated films of the summer and now it’s time to do the opposite. We’re counting down the crappiest movies of the season and no one is spared. Jennifer Aniston’s not safe from our wrath, Katherine Heigl definitely doesn’t get a free pass, and MacGruber…is f*cking MacGruber!! [...]
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