Its been a couple weeks since I posted the last Coming Soon list, and I think I will stick to this bi-weekly format for the short term. Not enough changes happen on a week-to-week basis to merit weekly posts, so this should help keep things a bit more interesting.
I don’t have much time to delve into it, but their are a host of films coming out in spring that look incredibly promising. Expect plenty of One to Watch entries as I track down trailers and more info. Other than that, see you at the movies.
*** – Denotes recommended viewing
All dates subject to change
12/11 Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans Lagoon ***
12/11 The Strip Lagoon
12/11 Me and Orson Welles Lagoon
12/18 William Kunstler: Disturbing the Universe Lagoon
12/18 The Maid Lagoon/Edina
12/18 Young Victoria Edina
12/25 Broken Embraces Uptown
12/25 Nine Lagoon
12/25 A Single Man Lagoon
1/08 Crazy Heart Uptown (NEW) ***
1/08 The Imaginarium of Dr Parnassus Lagoon ***
1/22 White Ribbon Uptown/Lagoon ***
2/12 Rashomon (Restored Print) Lagoon ***
2/12 The Last Station Edina
2/12 Saint John of Las Vegas Lagoon (NEW) ***
2/19 Oscar Nominated Shorts Lagoon ***
2/26 44 Inch Chest Lagoon ***
3/05 North Face Lagoon (NEW) ***
3/12 A Prophet Uptown
3/12 A Town Called Panic Lagoon ***
3/12 The Art of the Steal Edina (NEW)
3/19 Fish Tank Lagoon (NEW)
4/12 Police, Adjective Lagoon
4/23 The Square Lagoon (NEW) ***
4/30 Warlords Lagoon (NEW) ***
Tags: 44 Inch Chest, A Prophet, A Single Man, A Town Called Panic, Broken Embraces, Coming Soon, Crazy Heart, edina, film, films, Fish Tank, lagoon, Me and Orson Welles, movie, Movies, Nine, North Face, One to Watch, Oscar Nominated Shorts, Police Adjective, Rashomon, Saint John of Las Vegas, The Art of the Steal, The Imaginarium of Dr Parnassus, The Maid, The Square, The Strip, Uptown, warlords, White Ribbon, William Kunstler: Disturbing the Universe, Young Victoria
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December 10th, 2009 at 4:40 pm
Nice, I was wondering when A Prophet would arrive. Too bad it will be after the Oscars; sounds like it’s a sure fire Best FLF nominee from France.
And bizarre that nothing’s coming out on New Year’s Day. Like at all – limited or wide. Has that ever happened before? Two weeks without a new release (12/25 – 1/8)? Personally I love it.
December 11th, 2009 at 2:29 am
Its probably because of so many films opening or going wide on Christmas. It literally is close to 10 films, which is absurd.
It might also be because the 1st falls on a Friday. Perhaps all the releases are happening on the previous weekend so they will qualify for the Oscars?