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I was not aware that "where the wild things are" and "zombieland" had question marks at the end of their titles. It adds a whole new dimension to the film's possibilities, I think.

472. All I scored was a 472. Man, I hate these friggin' quiz things...

Skitz,
Out of 473. You missed the one about Postulated Nuclear Fusion. It was a trick question. There have never been any proven nuclear byproducts produced in a controlled experiment.

My thoughts exactly! I went with Zombieland, but Whip It is right behind that.

The trailer for Where the Wild Thinga Are is one of the best that I have ever seen ever. I am extremely excited about that flick.

At least Dustin didn't influence the votes by placing a particular title as the first choice.

". . . . roller derby scene in Zombieland."

I can't possibly expect to read 5 words in a squence more funny than the above either today or perhaps any time in the near future.

Thanks,mrcreosote!

Damn, I was hoping there was a roller derby scene in Zombieland

mrcreosote, at list Whip It will be full of zombie style acting.

Ooooo, so hard to choose. I had to go with Where The Wild Things Are since I've loved that book since childhood and Zombieland just can't compete against it. I'll see both late on a Saturday night for opposite reasons - to avoid the target audience for Where The Wild Things Are and to enjoy the target audience for Zombieland.

Posted by: Chickaboom at September 22, 2009 12:36 PM

I think they've rebranded it as "Pirate Radio" in the US, seeing as we're getting a trimmed version. Bastards.

Since WTWTA appeals to so many parts of me (mom, inner child, adventure, emotions), I have to go with it.

SilverDeb: Ok, glad I'm not the only one. I will just wait patiently for my hopes to be crushed.

Am I the only one that wants to see "Surrogates"?

I'm assuming Precious is technically a winter release, then? That's the only film, Antichrist aside, that's getting me all worked up.

Well, except for The Princess and the Frog, but that's a horse of a different color.

Zombieland, because it can't possibly screw it all up. I refuse to get my hopes up about Where the Wild Things Are, because even if it is a great movie, the hype I could end up generating for myself will overshadow it, no matter how good it is.

Zombieland can't fail, you would have to cast Megan Fox and have the dialogue written by some hipster douchester for it to possibly suck.

I would've voted for Supermodel Documentary Hour but it wasn't listed. Also, it doesn't exist but in my (wet) dreams.

I guess I'm the only one so far who is psyched to see The Road. Ohh well...I'll go back to my gloomy little world. You can have your childrens stories and zombies. Ok that's a big fat fucking duh that I want to see Zombieland. I'm still putting The Road over it though. If the movie is anywhere near as brutal as the book, there will be people leaving the theatre for having a soft stomach.

Thank you, Doctor Controversy, didn't know it was renamed. The Boat That Rocked is an awesome title, too bad they changed it. Pirate Radio is dumb.

OH! Unless there's rockin' plank-walking, or the keelhauling of disco records, or maybe a dj who talks like a pirate? "Yarrrrr, where be me rock n rolllll recorrrrrds?"

Then I absolutely couldn't wait for it to come out, of course!

George: I'm there with you on Willis. I haven't looked for any reviews yet, didn't realize it hadn't screened. Netflix it is then!

Yeah, I'm in the Men Who Stare at Goats boat.

Obviously, I mean wanting to watch the movie. There are no goats where I live.

Tyler -- I'm hoping Surrogates does not end up having the same look and feel of A.I. (yuck!) -- at least it looks like Jude Law won't be making any awkward robot appearances