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Nymr83 wrote: I'm glad Arnold pulled this one out. It's been a rough week for you Republicans so I am happy for you both j/k

Fast Times gets my vote. I'd hate to see soup move to Canada.

5: X-Men Origins: Wolverine (May) Hugh Jackman�s back for an X-Men prequel set 17 years before the action of the first movie.The film traces the early career of Logan, the indestructible mutant who will one day be X-Man Wolverine. Cameos from future X-Men and the chance to see how Logan acquired his deadly claws and curious hairdo give the film a geek power that will set the internet buzzing ahead of the premiere. It will be interesting to see how this performs after the third X-Men movie was seen by many to be something of a mis-step in the X-franchise. 4: Watchmen (March) Alan Moore�s superlative comic book finally, against the author�s will, reaches the big screen. There�s little doubt for anyone who�s read the original comic that this movie will be a huge triumph. We know the ending has been amended but every scene that�s been seen so far is slavishly faithful to Dave Gibbons�s original drawings, with just a few costume tweaks to make Nite Owl look a little less ridiculous and Silk Spectre a little bit sexier. How Watchmen will play to audiences who haven�t already been seduced by Moore�s vision of a parallel universe Cold War showdown between the members of a disbanded hero team remains to be seen. You can be sure, however, that every comic geek in the western world will see this film, and either rave about it or rail against it on the internet for evermore. Blockbuster Buzz on Watchmen Official site TrailerFeaturette A Transformers sequel out in 09 too.

Times of London looks ahead to 2009. Remakes of classics and other stuff. Red Sonja starring Rose McGowan The Surrogates graphic novel due to be turned into a movie in 2009/10 starring Bruce Willis. The novel is written by Robert Venditti, drawn by Brett Weldele Wolfman film 2009 starring Benicio Del Toro, Anthony Hopkins and Emily Blunt Terminator Salvation Movies of 2009

Tough choice as I could watch both movies if I happened upon them (a good barometer for me) but I voted for Terminator.

John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote: Two Romanian students deal with the Mets failure to repeat in 1987... and some other bad stuff. Could it be the feel-bad movie of the year... the decade ... or all-time? I mean, daymn. W-o-w. Jeez. I was totally fooled for a minute , haven't seen this but definitely will.

Rain Man

Liked them both plenty but I'm a tad sentimental towards Stand By Me.

Six votes for each movie , not a minority so far.

I remember being stunned at the time the movie came out to learn that Ralph Macchio was more than twice my age.

Got to go with Karate Kid , I remember liking it a whole lot.

Fman99 wrote: Sorry, but I'm back to the wank-scale and I'm giving my vote to slutty-attainable-pre-implant Demi Moore here over, uh, Susan Sarandon's weathered ass. This is so true and if I had read it before my vote I would have voted differently.....I will never look at Susan Sarandon the same way again.

Lloyd gets credit for predicting Mixed martial arts as the sport of the future, still I voted for Stand By Me.

My nightmare match up...damn you Mr.Seeding man.

You're really taking the piss this week.

You mean the American slang ? , the answer to that would be no I didn't need subtitles , unlike you lot with Dublin movies.

Footloose will get taught in dance school for generations to come.

Farmer Ted wrote: Plus you get a peek at JLC's boobies. I will never forget them , WOW.

I expect Some Kind of Wonderful to hit the top ten when all is said and done. Why are these two not seeded?

Nigel Tufnel: (holding up a guitar) The sustain, listen to it. Marty DiBergi: I don't hear anything. Nigel Tufnel: Well you would though, if it were playing.

Yeah saying anything means trouble , should have said I really like him as an actor.

Willets Point wrote: Another no-brainer. My vote goes to 11. I d be shocked if that scene is not you tubed here.....Tap for me.

The Princess Bride gets my vote , I liked both well enough. I can watch Mandy Patinkin in just about anything. Loved him in Chicago Hope and was rooting for that show big time over ER back in the day.

I loved BHC , I didn't know Murphy from SNL as I never saw that show growing up , just loved his character and attitude , now it would no doubt annoy me.

Beverly Hills Cop .