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New Year’s Resolution- 2015

I haven’t watched anything very interesting lately, so I’m wondering what to write about. I’d hate to not write a post at all, because I believe I should always have something to say… about film, anyways.  I thoroughly picked my brain and thought about what to write, when all of a sudden, out of the blue, I figured New Year’s is coming up (Christmas wasn’t enough of a hint…) and still I did not have a resolution. Now, I obviously have a lot to cover when making resolutions, like the rest of my life, but I think it’ll be better if this year I focused more on writing and my blog, so…. my New Year resolution is:

 To watch as many films as possible!!!!

There should be a certain structure to this resolution, an organized plan, perhaps, otherwise, I’m totally in for chaos.  Now, I can’t create a schedule of which film to watch when, because it’s entirely mood based. I decided to make a list of ten films I would like to watch and, of course, review, so this way I’m covered for at least a month. One of them is not out yet, but I’m patiently waiting. I numbered the films randomly, so it’s not priority based, just so you’d know… when it comes to unseen films, I’m all for equality!

Here we go:

Number one is Interstellar (Dir. Christopher Nolan, 2014)

Reason for wanting to watch: I heard sooooo many good reviews of on this film that my curiosity kills me.

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Number two is Mood Indigo (Dir. Michel Gondry, 2013)

Reason for wanting to watch: I just LOVE the director and cast, and French films are simply the my bowl of cherries.

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Number three is Dumb and Dumber To (Dir. Bobby Farrelly, Peter Farrelly, 2014)

Reason for wanting to watch: great memories from the first film that are badly in need of a sequel.

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Number four is St. Vincent (Dir. Theodore Melfi, 2014)

Reason for wanting to watch: isn’t Bill Murray enough of a reason??

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Number five is The Great Escape (Dir. John Sturges, 1963)

Reason for wanting to watch: a classic film I shamefully did not watch yet.

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Number six is Into the Woods (Dir. Rob Marshall, 2014)

Reason for wanting to watch: I just love those twisted fairy tales, and the trailer blew me away.

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Number seven is The Congress (Dir. Ari Folman, 2013)

 Reason for wanting to watch: great respect for Ari Folman after Waltz with Bashir, plus I love a good Sci-Fi film with a great cast.

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Number eight is The Grand Budapest Hotel (Dir. Wes Anderson, 2014)

 Reason for wanting to watch: Wes Anderson!

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Number nine is Mortdecai (Dir. David Koepp, 2015)

Reason for wanting to watch: Johnny Depp’s mustache!

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Number ten is Frankenweenie (Dir. Tim Burton, 2012)

Reason for wanting to watch: Tim Burton!

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I believe I made a wise resolution, considering I’m a movie freak, and I’m sure many of you will sympathize. I wish you a happy new year no matter what your New Year’s resolution will be, and I hope this list will serve us (or just me) right, however, other suggestions will be more than welcomed!

Happy New Year!!

11 thoughts on “New Year’s Resolution- 2015

  1. The Great Escape was my favourite film when I was a child. I watched it endlessly when I was 11 or 12 years old. I loved war films and westerns. Still do.
    I’ve watched The Great Escape so many times, that every character, memorable line and action set-piece is burned into my cinematic brain. It’s a trip back to my childhood every time I watch it.
    I only hope you enjoy the film half as much as I do.

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    1. I recently joined a film club, and one of the bloggers chose this film for January. I have to watch and review it. I’m not the biggest fan of war films, but it’s a classic, so regardless I needed to watch it. I totally understand what you mean, though… I love watching films that bring me back to childhood. Your enthusiasm sounds like me talking about Labyrinth (1986). I myself am an 80’s freak 🙂 Thanks! b.t.w, I love Meg Ryan and Michelle Pfeiffer films!

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    2. Your film club sounds interesting and The Great Escape has such a fabulous cast and a great Elmer Bernstein score, I’m sure you’ll find something to enjoy when you watch it.
      Thanks for your comment on my post as well, you made my day!

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