10 items from 2011
29 August 2011 6:01 AM, PDT | The Scorecard Review | See recent Scorecard Review news »
What year had the best movies? That is what The Scorecard Review is trying to find out.
This is the quarterfinals. The semifinals will begin August 29. The finals will begin September 5. Complete description First round results Second round results Vote in the Semifinals to help decide the Best Year of Movies
The quarterfinals are over. Now, 4 movie years remain.
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1994
Clerks – Pulp Fiction – Four Weddings and a Funeral – The Lion King – Speed – The Shawshank Redemption – Forrest Gump
vs.
2003
Finding Nemo – The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King – Lost in Translation – School of Rock – X2: X-Men United – Mystic River – Elf
1994 (76%) vs. 2003 (24%) – 1994 advances vs. 1999
1991
The Silence of the Lambs – Thelma & Louise – Beauty and the Beast – Boyz n the Hood – Terminator 2: Judgment Day – City Slickers – The Fisher King
vs.
1999
Being John Malkovich – The Matrix – American Beauty »
- Jeff Bayer
22 August 2011 6:32 AM, PDT | The Scorecard Review | See recent Scorecard Review news »
What year had the best movies? That is what The Scorecard Review is trying to find out.
This is the quarterfinals. The semifinals will begin August 29. The finals will begin September 5. Complete description First round results Second round results
The second round is over. Now, 8 movie years remain.
We’ll send out Tweets and Facebook updates, so make sure to follow us.
1994
Clerks – Pulp Fiction – Four Weddings and a Funeral – The Lion King – Speed – The Shawshank Redemption – Forrest Gump
vs.
2003
Finding Nemo – The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King – Lost in Translation – School of Rock – X2: X-Men United – Mystic River – Elf
Vote Now
1991
The Silence of the Lambs – Thelma & Louise – Beauty and the Beast – Boyz n the Hood – Terminator 2: Judgment Day – City Slickers – The Fisher King
vs.
1999
Being John Malkovich – The Matrix – American Beauty – The Sixth Sense – Notting Hill – Fight Club – South Park: Bigger, Longer »
- Jeff Bayer
22 August 2011 6:30 AM, PDT | The Scorecard Review | See recent Scorecard Review news »
What year had the best movies? That is what The Scorecard Review is trying to find out.
The 2nd round is over. See the results below.
View the 1st round results Here Vote in the Quarterfinals Here
Now, 8 movie years remain. The results of the second round are below. If you want more of an explanation, click here for the original description.
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What movies did we miss? What movies should others be reminded about? State your case in the comments below.
2010
How to Train Your Dragon – Toy Story 3 – The Social Network – True Grit – The King’s Speech – Black Swan – Inception
vs.
1994
Clerks – Pulp Fiction – Four Weddings and a Funeral – The Lion King – Speed – The Shawshank Redemption – Forrest Gump
2010 (26%) vs. 1994 (74%) – 1994 advances vs. 2003
1987
Broadcast News – The Princess Bride – Planes, Trains and Automobiles – Full Metal Jacket – Lethal Weapon – Raising Arizona – The Untouchables
vs. »
- Jeff Bayer
20 August 2011 8:20 AM, PDT | The Scorecard Review | See recent Scorecard Review news »
What year had the best movies? That is what The Scorecard Review is trying to find out.
This is the second round. It ends Sunday. Complete description First round results
The first round is over. We tallied more than 3,500 votes. Now, 16 movie years remain. If you want more of an explanation, click here for the original description.
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2010
How to Train Your Dragon – Toy Story 3 – The Social Network – True Grit – The King’s Speech – Black Swan – Inception
vs.
1994
Clerks – Pulp Fiction – Four Weddings and a Funeral – The Lion King – Speed – The Shawshank Redemption – Forrest Gump
Click Here To Vote
1987
Broadcast News – The Princess Bride – Planes, Trains and Automobiles – Full Metal Jacket – Lethal Weapon – Raising Arizona – The Untouchables
vs.
2003
Finding Nemo – The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King – Lost in Translation – School of Rock – X2: X-Men United »
- Jeff Bayer
10 August 2011 10:03 AM, PDT | MTV Splash Page | See recent MTV Splash Page news »
With all of the terrible happenings in the news this week, today felt like the perfect Wednesday to veer away from contentious opinions, looting in London and big events impacting individuals who happen to work in comics. So here, without further ado are the ten tweets in the Twitter Report feed from the last 24 hours that were most likely to induce happiness.
They include details about the "Locke and Key" game from Joe Hill, Eric Powell Godzilla art and Stan Lee smiling next to a real life Stripperella. (Spoiler alert: He looks really, really happy.) They are in no particular order except for the best one being last.
I'm @brianwarmoth, and this is the Twitter Report for August 10, 2011.
@TheRealStanLee After they twisted my arm I agreed to take a pic with my pole-dancing heroine Stripperella. Gotta admit it beats po... http://say.ly/tdgzRd
-Stan Lee, Writer ("Amazing Spider-Man, »
- Brian Warmoth
25 July 2011 7:01 PM, PDT | The Scorecard Review | See recent Scorecard Review news »
What year had the best movies? That is what The Scorecard Review is trying to find out.
This is the second round Complete description First round results
The first round is over. We tallied more than 3,500 votes. Now, 16 movie years remain. If you want more of an explanation, click here for the original description.
We’ll send out Tweets and Facebook updates, so make sure to follow us.
2010
How to Train Your Dragon – Toy Story 3 – The Social Network – True Grit – The King’s Speech – Black Swan – Inception
vs.
1994
Clerks – Pulp Fiction – Four Weddings and a Funeral – The Lion King – Speed – The Shawshank Redemption – Forrest Gump
Click Here To Vote
1987
Broadcast News – The Princess Bride – Planes, Trains and Automobiles – Full Metal Jacket – Lethal Weapon – Raising Arizona – The Untouchables
vs.
2003
Finding Nemo – The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King – Lost in Translation – School of Rock – X2: X-Men United – Mystic River »
- Jeff Bayer
24 July 2011 6:10 PM, PDT | The Scorecard Review | See recent Scorecard Review news »
What year had the best movies? That is what The Scorecard Review is trying to find out.
The first round is over. We tallied more than 3,500 votes. The second round begins July 25. Now, 16 movie years remain. The results of the first round are below. If you want more of an explanation, click here for the original description.
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1979
Kramer vs. Kramer – Breaking Away – Mad Max – Being There – Alien – Apocalypse Now – The Jerk
vs.
2010
How to Train Your Dragon – Toy Story 3 – The Social Network – True Grit – The King’s Speech – Black Swan – Inception
1979 (32%) vs. 2010 (68%) – 2010 advances vs. 1994
1994
Clerks – Pulp Fiction – Four Weddings and a Funeral – The Lion King – Speed – The Shawshank Redemption – Forrest Gump
vs.
1995
Babe – Toy Story – Braveheart – The Usual Suspects – 12 Monkeys – Heat – Se7en
1994 (83%) vs. 1995 (17%) – 1994 advances vs. 2010
1987
Broadcast News – The Princess Bride – Planes, Trains and Automobiles – Full Metal Jacket »
- Jeff Bayer
21 July 2011 12:30 PM, PDT | The Scorecard Review | See recent Scorecard Review news »
We’re about to move on to the second round for The Scorecard Review’s ongoing question … Best Year of Movies?
Voting for the 1st round will end Sunday July 24. That means we’re going from 32 movie years down to the Sweet 16. More than 3,000 votes have been cast, but it’s not too late to add your opinion. Scroll down and click on the links below.
Here are the complete details …
What year had the best movies? It’s a simple question, right? No. You’re wrong. How could you think that it’s simple? How do we break it down? Does every movie count? What year do we start? Settle down. I’ve figured it out.
To decide what year has the best movies, we’re starting with 2010 and working backwards 32 years. Why 32? Because then we can put it in a bracket just like the Ncaa Final Four. For each year, »
- Jeff Bayer
2 July 2011 3:01 PM, PDT | The Scorecard Review | See recent Scorecard Review news »
What year had the best movies? It’s a simple question, right? No. You’re wrong. How could you think that it’s simple? How do we break it down? Does every movie count? What year do we start? Settle down. I’ve figured it out.
To decide what year has the best movies, we’re starting with 2010 and working backwards 32 years. Why 32? Because then we can put it in a bracket just like the Ncaa Final Four. For each year, Tsr has listed seven notable films. The key word is notable. Well, actually films would be the key word, but you get my point. Yes, you should consider any and all movies from a given year. I just gave you a reference to some of the key movies in a given year. Why seven? Well, we do Top 7 lists, so that’s why we’ve helped you out with seven suggestions from that year. »
- Jeff Bayer
20 March 2011 1:07 PM, PDT | Filmofilia | See recent Filmofilia news »
Billy Bob Thornton is officially in talks to reprise his role in Bad Santa 2 for The Weinstein Company.
In December, The Weinstein Company hit a deal with Disney-owned Miramax for sequels to a number of major catalog titles including Bridget Jones’s Diary, Copland, From Dusk Till Dawn, Swingers, Clerks, Shall We Dance, The Amityville Horror, Rounders, Shakespeare In Love and of course, Bad Santa.
Thornton made mention of deal at a panel for his SXSW closer, the Willie Nelson documentary The King of Luck but there are still plenty of details to be worked out.
(By the way, The King of Luck, a new documentary about Willie Nelson, received its world premiere last night (March 19) at the South by Southwest festival in Austin Texas — Billy Bob Thornton was a close friend of country music legend Nelson and he made it himself.)
A Weinstein Company spokesperson confirmed to TheWrap: »
- Nikola Mraovic
10 items from 2011
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