[Movies] Opening This Week (1•2•2012—1•8•2012)

niniapunx quote:

Great! Thanks Ale, to favorites, +5 and recommended

Thanks Eli, I'm glad you liked it

Paola quote:

I want to see all of them

Thanks for sharing Ale

Thanks for stopping by and reading the post

Personally I want to see:
Albatross and Roadie for sure, and maybe
It's About You, Once Upon a Time in Anatolia, Norwegian Wood and Beneath the Darkness
Let's see, if I do I will be posting it

Jonywwe quote:

good Thanks, +5 And Recommended

Thank you

Choludo quote:

Norwegian Wood is a Beatles song no?

It is and it's in this movie soundtrack I think (at least it's in the trailer)

SadieMercier quote:

great post!

Thanks Sadie

simonacalbi quote:

+10

Thanks Simona

KerryTrudeau quote:

nice! i'm going to favorite this so i know what to see the next time i can make it to the movies!

It's just a little guideline

ArnoldJ quote:

I'd like to watch the first one

Me too!!! I can wait to watch it

AgustinCanosa quote:

+10, excelent post Ale

Thanks Agus

I just edited it. Albatross is opening next week

Spectrum quote:

thanks!

Don't mention it

The first critics are in:

Rotten Tomatoes quote:

The Devil Inside 9%
It appears the folks behind The Devil Inside feared their film would be exorcised by critics, since it wasn't screened prior to release. It's the tale of a young woman who brings a film crew to Rome, hoping to rescue her mother from demonic possession - and avoid the same fate herself. Kids, put down those pitchforks and guess the Tomatometer!

Also opening this week in limited release:

Once Upon a Time in Anatolia, a minimalist drama about the search for the body of a murder victim, is at 94 percent.

Norwegian Wood, the tale of a Tokyo college student dealing with the death of a friend and new romantic possibilities, is at 74 percent.

Roadie, starring Ron Eldard and Jill Hennessy in a drama about a recently sacked Blue Oyster Cult employee who goes out partying with his high school friends, is at 69 percent.

It's About You, a documentary about the life and music of John Mellencamp, is at 44 percent.

Beneath The Darkness, starring Dennis Quaid and Aimee Teegarden in a supernatural thriller about a widower with a dark secret, is a zero percent.

As I always say, critics can give us a heads-up... but only you can decide for yourself if you like a movie or not

After these reviews from Rotten Tomatoes, I have to rethink my preferences, 3 days ago I said:

AleCanaya quote:

Personally I want to see:
Albatross and Roadie for sure, and maybe
It's About You, Once Upon a Time in Anatolia, Norwegian Wood and Beneath the Darkness
Let's see, if I do I will be posting it

Well, well... Albatross is opening next week and I still want to see it.
I don't know about Beneath the Darkness now... well, what the heck, I'll give it a try anyway