Recently, I wrote a piece on the top 10 movies of 2010 for the Reno Gazette-Journal, and I thought I would share my list with you. For the full story with comments on each film go to the RGJ Web site.
10. Secretariat
9. The Town
8. The Fighter
7. Kick-Ass
6. I’m Still Here
5. Black Swan
4. Toy Story 3
3. The King’s Speech
2. Inception
1. The Social Network
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I know Inception has strafing. Does Kick-Ass and The Town have strafing? Because I don’t think The King’s Speech does, and the only kind of strafing in The Social Network is verbal.
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Hi Richard. Both “Kick-Ass” and “The Town” have substantial amounts of strafing, so I haven’t lost my edge.
I should note, however, that “Toy Story 3,” “Black Swan,” “I’m Still Here,” “The Fighter” and “Secretariat” are also no-strafing movies.
Happy New Year!
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“I’m Still Here” – was that the “Wakeen Feenix” thing?
BOLD CHOICE!
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Hey David. Nice to hear from you. That was it. I have to say, I haven’t seen very many actors invest so much in a role. I mean the guy actually changed his entire public persona for to make the movie. I also liked the film because of the way it used the masses as a character. I think it says a lot about celebrity culture in America.
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Forrest – I will have to check that out on Netflix now! I was on the fence about watching it before.
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Hopefully, I don’t let you down. I have another film critic friend who ranked it very highly as well. And I know Roger Ebert was impressed by it as well. Mostly, however, it flew under the radar. Maybe that’s what happens when you have way too much pre-release hype.
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