Theatrical releases for March 06
 

Theatrical Releases


March 03, 2006

Ultraviolet 8.6 / 10 Action
Deep Sea 3-D 7.3 / 10 Documentary
16 Blocks 8.9 / 10 Action
Aquamarine 7.4 / 10 Comedy
Block Party* 9.2 / 10 Documentary



March 10, 2006

Ask the Dust* 9.4 / 10 Drama
The Hills Have Eyes 8.9 / 10 Horror
The Shaggy Dog 5.9 / 10 Comedy
Failure to Launch 8 / 10 Romantic Comedy
Duck Season* 7.3 / 10


March 17, 2006


V for Vendetta 7.5 / 10 Thriller
Find Me Guilty* 9.4 / 10 Drama
She's the Man 7.4 / 10 Comedy
Thank You for Smoking* 7.4 / 10 Comedy
Don't Come Knocking* 6.3 / 10 Drama

March 24, 2006

Inside Man 9 / 10 Crime
Stay Alive 8.9 / 10 Horror

March 31, 2006

Ice Age 2 9.1 / 10 Animation Fox
Slither 8.6 / 10 Horror
Basic Instinct 2:... 7.3 / 10 Thriller
Brick* 9.5 / 10 Drama
ATL 7.6 / 10 Comedy
Lucky Number Slevin 9.2 / 10

**Keep in mind, the reviews are just how the movie is expeted to do.**

You forgot about UltraViolet, which is now being released on March 3rd, for some dumbass unknown reason. And I was going to go see it this weekend! :mad:

I cannot wait for V for Vendetta!!

Looking forward to these 4 :cool:

looking forward to ice age 2.
only really get to see kids movies in the theatres these days so i'm always praying for something i can actually enjoy

Can't wait for V for Vendetta! I didn't even know it was coming out this month. Well, I've got to make some money before the release of this movie.

BTW, does anybody know what v for Vendetta is rated (because I'm too lazy to go to imdb.com and figure it out myself)?

YJ,

V For Vendetta
Rated R for strong violence and some language

Thanks! That's what I thought.

he did mention ultraviolet, which i can't wait to see! She's pretty!:D

I'm pretty sure he might've just put that in there.

Oh you're a smart one aren't you.

dilema:

I want to see Block Party. But...there's no way in HELL that I'm going to see it here, since it would be crowded as fuck every single day until it closes, and with loud obnoxious idiots. But I don't want to wait until DVD, because said loud obnoxious idiots will have loud obnoxious conversations in which they will talk about every single thing in the movie, and these people will be EVERYWHERE, so the movie will be ruined for me. I don't want this to happen, but I don't think the arthouse theater will be showing it.

any ideas?

Yea, I added it like 2 hrs after I originally started this thread.

Throw a Block Party, then leave the party, and see Block Party.

what IS a block party anyway.

I don't know! I think it involves inviting everybody on your block to a party.

they wouldn't go for it, I'm a cracka

Idea

Find someone who works at a movie theatre who you are friends with or are atleast okay with and ask him to let you see it.

If you lived near me I'd hook you up considering I work at one. Just tonight I ran Running Scared at 11 PM because My brother and I wanted to see it, so when the theatre cleared we put it on to watch it. No one was there but us. It was quite amazing.

Can't wait for Ice Age 2!

A block party is where they entirely shut off a block of a town or city, they usually have some bands play, and everyone is invited. Ususally sponsered by a raido station.

Then camp out and wait to see Block Party the night before it opens! You could take a portable dvd player (if you have one) and watch some horror movies until Block Party. Or just watch stand-up comedy from Dave Chappelle himself. Whatever works!

Lucky Number Sleven is pretty dam awesome, although Josh whats-his-face is just trying to be Brad Pitt.

Lucy Liu = fittest woman alive

I am definitely excited about V for Vendetta. I have always liked that graphic novel more than the Sin City comics, anyway (which is saying a lot b/c I love the Sin City stuff).

ultra violet was pretty good.

im still waiting( impatenly) for the hills have eyes. slither( mabey, v for vendetta, and stay alive.

and lets not forget that silent hill comes out in april( looks pretty good).

lots of people told me Ultraviolet was horrible, and for being pretty young, not sure of the typical age in here, but me (being 17) enjoyed The Hills Have Eyes, and I'm pretty knowledge-less when it comes to classic horror films, but the ones I do see, I usually enjoy, the previews you guys put up for Slither did make it like something not to go see, so I'm not sure, what's up w/ anything on Stay Alive, the video game horror movie coming out March 24th? I'm down for seeing that and the comedy w/ Larry the Cable Guy, those 2 definitely a must-see for me.

<b>Travis</b>

[QUOTE]Originally posted by missedashes
[B]lots of people told me Ultraviolet was horrible, and for being pretty young, not sure of the typical age in here, but me (being 17) enjoyed The Hills Have Eyes, and I'm pretty knowledge-less when it comes to classic horror films, but the ones I do see, I usually enjoy, the previews you guys put up for Slither did make it like something not to go see, so I'm not sure, what's up w/ anything on Stay Alive, the video game horror movie coming out March 24th? I'm down for seeing that and the comedy w/ Larry the Cable Guy, those 2 definitely a must-see for me.

Travis

here you go new member "missedashes". You better come back to look at this!


Stay Alive

LATEST NEWS

1/14/06
GameInformer magazine had an interesting article for the film, revealing a handful of new pics. Below you can find the scanned images, and hopefully we'll get to see some better quality ones in the near future. So you can to to the site and check it out if ya want.

12/17/05
A reported March release is set.

11/19/05
The film's in post-production. Also, the cast has been updated.

4/12/05
Malcom in the Middle star Frankie Muniz has signed on to the flick.

DETAILS

- Currently in post-production.
- McG's production company Wonderland Sound & Vision teamed up with James Stern's Endgame Entertainment to co-produce this.
- Morris Paulson's Base 2 Studios will handle visual effects for the project.
- Video game producer American McGee will design the game effects for the movie and consult on its production.
- William Brent Bell wrote the script with Matthew Petterman