2009 Movies I HAVEN'T seen (+4 I have seen by now)

By Lisa -
I know I see a lot of movies, but even I missed a few in 2009. More than a few, actually, since I didn't go to the theater very often. I've starred the ones I am really looking forward to viewing.

NOTE: I wrote this list a few days ago and since then, I've seen four movies from it.
Bright Star - Loved it and would like to watch again
Duplicity - Not my thing really
Extract - Even more not my thing
Star Trek 11 - Not usually my thing, but really well done!

Have you seen any of these? What'd you think?
I've starred** the ones I really want to see.
Aliens In The Attic
Amelia
An Education
Avatar 3D
The Blind Side**
Bright Star
Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs
Couple's Retreat
Dance Flick
Duplicity
Earth
Extract
Fame 2009
Fantastic Mr. Fox
The Hurt Locker
Ice Age 3
Inkheart
It's Complicated
The Lovely Bones
Me And Orson Welles**
New Moon**
New York I Love You**
Pippa Lee**
Precious
The Road
Sherlock Holmes****
Star Trek 11
Terminator 4
Up in the Air**
The Velveteen Rabbit
Where The Wild Things Are
Whip It**
The Young Victoria**

What did I miss? (Make sure you read my earlier post of movies I DID see in 2009.)

Comments

Christy said…
We really enjoyed Aliens in the Attic - just watched it Wed again as a matter of fact! Saw Avatar - really cool. Loved Star Trek. Haven't seen most of the others - well, Inkheart which wasn't that fabulous. I miss seeing movies in the theater (except kid ones - we're seeing Percey Jackson later today).
February 13, 2010 7:55 AM
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