1) Best Movie of 2010
2) Second-favorite Roman Polanski Movie
3) Jason Statham or Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson
4) Favorite movie that could be classified as a genre hybrid
5) How important is foreknowledge of a film’s production history? Should it factor into one’s reaction to a film?
6) William Powell & Myrna Loy or Cary Grant & Irene Dunne
7) Best Actor of 2010
8) Most important lesson learned from the past decade of watching movies
9) Last movie seen (DVD/Blu-ray/theater)
10) Most appropriate punishment for director Tom Six
11) Best under-the-radar movie almost no one else has had the chance to see
12) Sheree North or Angie Dickinson
13) Favorite nakedly autobiographical movie
14) Movie which best evokes a specific real-life place
15) Best Director of 2010
16) Second-favorite Farrelly Brothers Movie
17) Favorite holiday movie
18) Best Actress of 2010
19) Joe Don Baker or Bo Svenson
20) Of those notable figures in the world of the movies who died in 2010, name the one you’ll miss the most
21) Think of a movie with a notable musical score and describe what it might feel like without that accompaniment.
22) Best Screenplay of 2010
23) Movie You Feel Most Evangelistic About Right Now
24) Worst/funniest movie accent ever
25) Best Cinematography of 2010
26) Olivia Wilde or Gemma Arterton
27) Name the three best movies you saw for the first time in 2010
28) Best romantic movie couple of 2010
29) Favorite shock/surprise ending
30) Best cinematic reason to have stayed home and read a book in 2010
31) Movies in 2011 could make me much happier if they’d only
*Sergio Leone and the Infield Fly Rule
Nota: Não vi filmes suficientes de 2010 para fazer qualquer escolha justa. Só citei o roteiro de Rede Social porque é humanamente impossível alguém ter escrito algo melhor do que aquilo e a fotografia de Shutter Island por conta do implacável “Black Narcissus effect”.
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