You know that classic phrase, “if you see one film this year, see…”? I wonder if that is actually a reality for anyone. Surely people have enough time to watch more than one film a year, right?
Well it should come as no surprise that this year is stocking up some mammoth releases. Our very own Luke Stevenson has done a fantastic job in approaching some of this years bigger titles, in his ‘Biggest Films of 2012′ series – kudos dude. But gun to your head, if you could literally only watch one film this year, what would it be?
Now, there are rules to this hypothetical situation.
Once the choice is made, that’s you done. You’d be able to find out what happens in the others films via reviews, spoilers, word of mouth, etc. But you’d not be able to watch those other films until 00:01 on 1st...
Well it should come as no surprise that this year is stocking up some mammoth releases. Our very own Luke Stevenson has done a fantastic job in approaching some of this years bigger titles, in his ‘Biggest Films of 2012′ series – kudos dude. But gun to your head, if you could literally only watch one film this year, what would it be?
Now, there are rules to this hypothetical situation.
Once the choice is made, that’s you done. You’d be able to find out what happens in the others films via reviews, spoilers, word of mouth, etc. But you’d not be able to watch those other films until 00:01 on 1st...
- 3/24/2012
- by Brad Williams
- Obsessed with Film
In an escapade which is likely to go the same way as a terribly uncomfortable and sexually tense evening of Eurovision in which the male host says poorly written jokes in a language no-one can understand and the female host stands there blankly in a dress, her tightly screwed face honed in to a fake smile whilst her dead eyes scream for mercy from her Eurovision overlords, we (we being Luke Stevenson and his delightfully charming, pretty, mentally sound and very forgiving other half Charleyy Hodson) are going to do a two person blog/discussion/full blown argument.
Whereas most couples have arguments about a new house, a family holiday, toenail clippings and putting the toilet seat down, we have arguments about video games, possibly because we’re students and we relish the idea of giving the Daily Mail something to complain about by spending our time frivolously rather than doing our ‘too easy’ courses,...
Whereas most couples have arguments about a new house, a family holiday, toenail clippings and putting the toilet seat down, we have arguments about video games, possibly because we’re students and we relish the idea of giving the Daily Mail something to complain about by spending our time frivolously rather than doing our ‘too easy’ courses,...
- 2/3/2012
- by Luke Stevenson
- Obsessed with Film
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