Sorry for the unclear title
 

I guess I should have specified I was interested in movies which are being released during this, the holiday season. But now I'm glad I didn't - it's two, two, two threads in one!

"Four Christmases" fits into both categories. I like "It's a Wonderful Life" and "A Christmas Story" as far as holiday theme movies go.

I want to see Australia, The Changling, The Curious Case of Benjamin Buttons, The Day the Earth Stood Still and some others.

One I really want to see but can't remember the name of stars Anne Hathaway and she was just nominated for the Critics Choice Award for her portrayal. Anyone know the name? Something about a wedding.

Bride Wars. I want to see it too.

I also want to see Doubt. I think this is the first year that I've pretty much wanted to see all (or most of) the non-holiday holiday movies.

No, it's Rachel Getting Married. Bride Wars hasn't been released yet, much less garnered any nominations.

Anne Hathaway's in that one, too, though, right? And Kate Hudson?

Yes, she is.

Yes, thanks that's it - Rachel Getting Married. It looks pretty intense - definitely not one my husband will want to see.

I want to see Doubt. It looks good and I like the actors in it.

But who am I kidding? I may end up at a movie, but chances are good that I will end up seeing all of these on DVD at a later date!

Seven Pounds and The Day the Earth Stood Still

I really want to see The Boy In the Striped Pajamas. I'm also excited to see Doubt and The Reader.

The boy wants to see Bride Wars, but since it may be *horrors* a chick flick, I'm going with him. Must save that Man Card!

i actually want to see Frost/Nixon. Im a bit of a history buff,the movie looks interesting. I have yet to see Zack and Mira make a porno so ill see that too. ;)

Zack and Miri is hilarious - but is it still out in theaters?

Live-in said one of his friends saw Frost v. Nixon and the friend said it sucked. I still wanna see it, though - sometimes the worst movies make the best ones, in my opinion!

I've had a thing for Frank Langella every since I saw him in "Dracula" at the Martin Beck Theatre in 1978! (It also turned me on to Edward Gorey)