Most Anticipated Films: 2010

Verdict: I didn't find it great. It had a lot of quality aspects; acting, cinematography, and the story was very intriguing. I just thought they rushed it too much, and there weren't enough enjoyable moments.

Verdict: Wow. One of the biggest letdowns of the year, lemme tell ya. I usually absolutely love "The Rock" in his action roles, but this one I couldn't really stand. Let's hope his next action hero is more convincing.

It doesn't even look like this will be released....ever.

Verdict: It was very suspenseful until the last moment. Which unfortunately made this movie extremely depressing and very disappointing.

Verdict: What can I say? I love both these actors, and teamed up as comedy duo? hell yes! I loved the chemistry between them, and really liked this movie.

The Verdict: Steve Carell was one of the biggest reasons this film actually turned out to be pretty funny. His role seems to come so natural, and I like him pretty much in whatever he is doing. Zack G. was actually pretty hysterical as well. Other than those two things though, this movie was a letdown.

Verdict: A great comedy team in Carell and Fey, and lots of laughs, but falls apart as it progresses, and lacks a strong premise. Overall, It was a pretty decent film, and I was mostly happy with it.

The Verdict: A psychological mind F***! but very, very good. Martin Scorsese directed it as well, so that almost always guarantees it will be pretty dang good. Leo was extremely believable in his role, and it's overall one of the best of the year 2010.

The Verdict: It had it's moments (barely), but it really lacked pretty much everything to solidify itself as an effective comedy. Despite a pretty solid performance from Allen.

The Verdict: Excellent! not far from the very best 2010 had to offer.

Not as good as many of the previous installments, but still pretty good, and I was a fan of how dark it was.

A lot better than people say. I think viewers were expecting your normal action packed hitman film, which this is not. It's actually much more thought provoking, and a pretty good film at that.