My most anticipated films of 2010

Hey. Soon this site will be flooded with lists of mine, including my picks for best of ‘09, worst of ‘09, the worst of the decade, and ultimately the best. But first, I’ll put out the films I want to see most this year.

10: The Social Network. One of my favorite directors, David Fincher (Fight Club, Zodiac), directing a story about the young nerds that established a little website called “Facebook”.

9: Wall Street 2. Being a massive fan of both Oliver Stone and the original ‘Wall Street’, I can’t wait to see the return of Gordon Gekko and to see how the filmmakers integrate the current economic climate into the film.

8: Paul. Starring Simon Pegg and Nick Frost (from Shaun of the Dead), it’s the story of slacker best friends that accidentally stumble upon an alien (voiced by Seth Rogen). Considering how funny these three people are, I can’t wait to see this.

7: Alice in Wonderland. Directed by Tim Burton, and starring Johnny Depp, this bizarre 3-D take on the Disney tale should be amazing.

6: Iron Man 2. I am a young 13-year old boy. Explaining why this is on the list would be somewhat redundant.

5: Jackass 3-D. I laughed so hard it hurt during the first two films. I cannot wait for this. For those that don’t know, the Jackass series is devoted to a couple slackers that perform outrageous stunts that often result in their pain.

4: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I. The films have steadily been getting better and better and better. The adaptation of the final Harry Potter book should be amazing.

3: Inception. Christopher Nolan (director of Memento and the Dark Knight) directed this film, starring Marion Cotillard and Leonardo DiCaprio. Although no one really seems to know what this is about, I cannot wait for it.

2: Toy Story 3. The first two are amongst my favorite films. Pixar’s films are getting better and better and this could be their best one yet.

1: Shutter Island. Leonardo DiCaprio and Martin Scorsese reteam for this atmospheric horror film, set entirely in an asylum. Buzz indicates this could be one of Scorsese’s masterpieces. Consider me pumped for this film, and film this year, in general.

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