The Most Anticipated Movies of 2010

By Arthur Richards

As far as movies go, 2010 has been off to a slow start. It is officially summer movie season but you wouldn’t know it since the box office has been so lackluster the past few weeks. New entries like Prince of Persia and Ashton Kutcher’s killers, just don’t have the same allure as movies of comparable weekends in years past (Spiderman, Pirates, etc).

Fortunately, there are some movies coming out that you should look forward to.

Splice, a science fiction thriller starring Adrien Brody was released this weekend and although it has not received box office acclaim, it is getting rave reviews. I have only heard great things and plan on seeing it this week.

It’s been a while since we’ve seen Woody, Buzz and the rest of the gang. Finally, we get Toy Story 3 this summer. This is sure to do major business at the box office and since Pixar is behind it, you know it will be great.

Inception, a new film from the brilliant Christopher Nolan (The Dark Knight, Memento, etc) is sure to be incredible. If you are somehow not a fan of his movies, maybe you will be drawn by the lead role, belonging to Leonardo Dicaprio.

Nolan has yet to make a bad movie in my opinion and an original screenplay from him about a psychological thriller has Oscar nominations written all over it.

I’m not sure why, but I really want to see M. Night Shymalan’s new film, The Last Airbender. The only films of M. Night’s that I enjoyed were the Sixth Sense and The Village, so if this one stinks, I’m done with him.

Finally, Tron 3D should be a visual masterpiece. The original was revolutionary at the time, and the trailers for the new one look like it setting the bar again. The special effects look insane.

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The Most Anticipated Movies of 2010

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