Here's a clue
As we reach the half-way point of the year (where has the time gone?!) EF selects the top ten films of 2010 from January through to June. It’s been a surprising 6 months with some of the bigger, more anticipated blockbusters falling to the wayside as hidden gems rose to prominence. July through to December has a great selection of films to look forward to, kicking off this weekend with previews of The Twilight Saga: Eclipse. Other highlights include the Sylvester Stallone led all-star actioner The Expendables, Toy Story 3, The A-Team, The Sorcerer’s Apprentice, and of course Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.
Stayed tuned to EF for all of the latest gossip on these and many more movies.
Without further ado, here are the Top 10 films of 2010 so far…
No 10
No 9
No 8
No 7
No 6
No 5
No 4
No 3
No 2
No 1
Did you guess correctly??
Source Entertainment Focus
Thanks to Kathy for the tip!
YAY!!!!! Rob deserves it! He is going to be an Icon of our generation!
ReplyDeleteI loved remember me! YAY! :D
my beyond of words man is getting what he deserves
ReplyDeleteYipee!! Rob so totally deserves this. It's about time the rest of the world caught up with us.
ReplyDeleteI love tyler and Remember Me...Iam so related with the story...
ReplyDeleteLOVE...LOVE... Remember ME
I hope many people realise how beautifull the story
Remember Me! He looks better than most of us.
ReplyDeleteI am beyond happy because of this of course, and I'm very grateful to Rob and the crew for doing this. :)
ReplyDeleteI loved, Loved remember me, My sister made fun of me when we saw it in the theater and I started crying when they cut his sisters hair and again at the end when Robler was standing in front of the window. I am so glad it is finnally getting some positive recognition
ReplyDeleteWow Number ONE?? Fantastic! Go Robler fans - we are definitely a force to be reckoned with!!
ReplyDeleteWOOOOOHOOOOO!!!
ReplyDeleteSo much for box office numbers eh??
FILWBR :)))
Great news! I love this film frantically! Just watched umpteenth time last night. So glad they give some credit to this beautiful film.
ReplyDeleteYay for Rob,Will and the gang! I loved Remember Me!!
ReplyDelete...I almost forgot, ladies lets not forget to vote DAILY for REMEMBER ME for the "Best Drama" award and Rob as the "Best Actor in a Drama" for REMEMBER ME at Teenchoiceawards!
ReplyDeleteWow they paid a lot of attention to detail - that license is like the real thing.
ReplyDeleteTV _ DVR alert -
Tomorrow night the Jimmy Kimmel Twilight show will repeat and at the same time the Twilight Cast is supposed to appear on a 4th of July show - not sure if that means Rob or not but I'm taping both just in case.
@Victoria - LOL "He looks better than most of us" that's funny!!
ReplyDeleteyeah - he does. What an understatement.
Hooray!
ReplyDeleteI love, love, love this film. I too have been teased for my passion for this film. So happy to see that other people are finally giving it a chance and recognizing the beautiful message that the film, cast, and crew have given us.
Please see it if you haven't yet.
At least, do it for Rob. : )
Remember Me is such a lovely, tender film. I am so happy it is getting some positive recognition. It packs an emotional punch every time no matter how many times I watch. They all did wonderful jobs and Rob was spectacular!
ReplyDeleteI am so glad that it is getting the recognition that he deserved.
ReplyDeleteI thought the movie was amazing and RP and Ruby was so beleivable as the older loving brother.
Nice one, Rob (and the rest of the cast, obviously). Great film, can't wait to own my own copy.
ReplyDeleteIt's a beautiful, tender film, so rich and full of layers, and I hope it will go on getting more recognition and that word of mouth will spread. We have a blog and a discussion thread dedicated to it and we are are still talking and exchanging about it!
ReplyDeleteFantastic! This was a labour of love by the cast and crew and they deserve all kinds of recognition for it. Yay!
ReplyDeleteNot at all surprised. I saw it 11 times in the theater and bought it the day it came out. I could watch Rob in that movie every day for the next year and not get tired of it. He is incredible in it.
ReplyDeleteWhat is Entertainment Focus?? Ah,well...glad to see RM get some recognition...lol
ReplyDeleteI loved the movie too :D Rob is so amazing and I feel like he is really going to continue to shine.
ReplyDeletejust watched RM again today-I'm all moody and weepy because of it, but I love this movie SO MUCH.
ReplyDeleteThis comment has been removed by the author.
ReplyDeleteHey Rum! :) I feel exactly the same way...I still visit that blog. What an AMAZING movie! I've lost track of the number of times I've watched it. He totally got the character of Tyler and really showed his skills as a great actor in the role. My fifteen year old son said RM is one of his favorite movies. I just wish it would've gotten more positive recognition and less harsh comments from the critics. Am I the only one that misses Tyler when I watch Edward?
ReplyDeleteI've watched it at least 9 times since the DVD came out. It touches me every single time. I love Tyler.
ReplyDeleteMay this film and Rob's acting in it get such recognition from all the film rating establishments.
ReplyDeleteThe little movie that could. :-)
Hi Solas, I was surprised, then not, (Hello to me, it's sundown now) to see you here. I'm just grazing through the threads. Saw Eclipse in IMAX theater this afternoon. Have you seen it yet? I posted on the spoiler thread. Just want to make sure you're OK with the hit you got from CC, but maybe you don't even know, best you don't. Doesn't matter, but was so offensive, don't want you to feel bad in any way, but sure you know better.
ReplyDeletelallieb-- Stars came out at about 9:20; I turn on the computer shortly after that.
ReplyDeleteI hope to see Eclipse tomorrow in IMAX; would like to see how much a difference in viewing it is. Based on my frst viewing, I agree wth so many commenters on these threads about the love story being compromised. I realize not everythng can be in a film based on a book, but the true love, the true inside inner deep love between Bella and Edward, that moved me to read these books and love them even though I don't see them as real literature, even though I cringed at the writing, DID seem compromised by the script and the directing. I will watch again tomorrow to see if I get a different impression.
As for the comments by that one: My mum taught me way back when she was toilet training me (at the tender age of 1), that we flush shyte; we don't talk to it. I've kept that lesson and it serves me well. So there was no problem there. :-D
@solas, look forward to your opinion on second viewing on IMAX. Email me if you wish to discuss.
ReplyDeleteI decided to see it regular screen again tomorrow as the traffic to the IMAX wll be horrid. Will put off seeing it in IMAX til the holiday traffic is over and done.
ReplyDeleteTold you so.
ReplyDeletefemroc...You got that right.
Rum...fantastic blog!
Heidi...*waves*
ShariG and AP...Hello...Don't know what EF is either.
solas...*hugs* keep strong.
Lallieb...Hello!
I'm still writing RM pieces. There's so much to be said about this gorgeous, magnificent film.
i was now reading a magazine heading jacob vs edward,did bella make the right choice,so the writer went to kristen to ask what was her thought on this,and kristen told the writer she went deep in bella's heart and yes she knows jacob loves her and bella also loves jacob,then she said their are two kinds of love,she said to love someone and to be in love with someone!kristen then bella loves jacob and is grateful to him for helping her when edward left her,but jacob never took edward's place in her heart,then she said to her bella loves edward just as much as he loves her and they belong together!and i said 'well done kristen,speak for bella''she even said bella knows exactly what she wants
ReplyDelete@Heidi, @jessegirl **waves** Yes, we all loved that film so much and we go on spreading the word about RM. There's Kat's American blog, there's mine, and there's jessegirl who writes fantastic pieces for both blogs, and there's another discussion thread on a French forum. And maybe many more we don't know about. We can't forget RM! And people go on responding to it. I'm sure that it will slowly get more and more recognition as time goes by.
ReplyDeleteI don't really understand on what this list is based exactly.. but in terms of good films.. I agree with Remember Me and Kick Ass, also Alice in Wonderland and The Runaways.. and maybe Date Night.
ReplyDelete@femroc... they didn't pay VERY much attention to detail as according to that drivers license Rob is 31 years old...lol
ReplyDeletexoRobxo, 1979+22=2001. So they paid attention for the litle details. Don't they ?
ReplyDeleteHis role was awesome angry kid with a soft side and wanting to be loved. Captured well. Not to mention hes blimin gorgeous. Mwah x
ReplyDeleteWell, that list would be more impressive to me if "The Wolfman" wasn't on it. I mean, WTF!? Seriously?! It was like the worst movie I've ever seen. Awful. A complete waste of time.
ReplyDeleteWho is EF anyway?
Rob was very good in RM, which is probably the only reason I saw it... I hate endings like that and usually AVOID them like the plague. (I did walk out before the heart fail.)
@twmmy...oh duh...brain freeze...I don't know what I was thinking..lol..
ReplyDelete