Összesítettem (négy kategória kivételével) az összes filmet, amelyet jelöltek a 2009es év filmjei közül. A lista nem is lett annyira hosszú… Igyekszem ezeket mind megnézni, de én is csak emberből vagyok.
Avatar – 9 jelölés – LÁTTAM
{ÉV FILMJE, rendezés, fényképezés, vágás, látványterv, filmzene, hang, hangvágás, vizuális effektusok.}
The Hurt Locker – 9 jelölés
{ÉV FILMJE, férfi főszerep, rendezés, forgatókönyv, fényképezés, vágás, filmzene, hang, hangvágás.}
Inglourious Basterds – 8 jelölés – LÁTTAM
{ÉV FILMJE, férfi mellékszerep, rendezés, forgatókönyv, fényképezés, vágás, hang, hangvágás.}
Precious: Based on the Novel “Push” by Sapphire – 6 jelölés
{ÉV FILMJE, női főszerep, női mellékszerep, rendezés, forgatókönyv, vágás.}
Up in the Air – 6 jelölés
{ÉV FILMJE, férfi főszerep, 2 női mellékszerep, rendezés, forgatókönyv.}
Up – 5 jelölés – LÁTTAM
{ÉV FILMJE, forgatókönyv, filmzene, hangvágás, animáció.}
District 9 – 4 jelölés - LÁTTAM
{ÉV FILMJE, forgatókönyv, vágás, vizuális effektusok.}
Nine - 4 jelölés - LÁTTAM
{női mellékszerep, látványterv, jelmez, dal}
Star Trek - 4 jelölés - LÁTTAM
{smink, hang, hangvágás, vizuális effektusok.}
An Education – 3 jelölés
{ÉV FILMJE, női főszerep, forgatókönyv.}
Crazy Heart - 3 jelölés
{férfi főszerep, női mellékszerep, dal.}
The Princess and the Frog – 3 jelölés
{animáció, 2 dal.}
The Young Victoria – 3 jelölés
{látványterv, jelmez, smink.}
A Serious Man – 2 jelölés
{ÉV FILMJE, forgatókönyv.}
The Blind Side – 2 jelölés
{ÉV FILMJE, női főszerep.}
Fantastic Mr. Fox – 2 jelölés
{filmzene, animáció.}
Invictus - 2 jelölés
{férfi főszerep, férfi mellékszerep.}
The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus – 2 jelölés
{látványterv, jelmez.}
The Last Station - 2 jelölés
{női főszerep, férfi mellékszerep.}
The Messenger - 2 jelölés
{férfi mellékszerep, forgatókönyv.}
Sherlock Holmes – 2 jelölés
{látványterv, filmzene.}
The White Ribbon – 2 jelölés
{fényképezés, külföldi film.}
A Single Man – 1 jelölés
{férfi főszerep}
Julie & Julia – 1 jelölés – LÁTTAM
{női főszerep}
The Lovely Bones – 1 jelölés
{férfi mellékszerep}
In the Loop – 1 jelölés
{forgatókönyv}
Das weisse Band – Eine deutsche Kindergeschichte - 1 jelölés
{fényképezés}
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince - 1 jelölés – LÁTTAM
{fényképezés}
Bright Star – 1 jelölés
{jelmez}
Coco avant Chanel – 1 jelölés
{jelmez}
Il divo – 1 jelölés
{smink}
Faubourg 36 – 1 jelölés
{dal}
Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen – 1 jelölés
{hang}
Coraline – 1 jelölés - LÁTTAM
{animáció}
The Secret of Kells – 1 jelölés
{animáció}
Sziasztok!
Kb. egy hónapot tartott az angol nyelvű blogolásom, mert mától kezdődően visszatérek az ékes magyar nyelvre. Amint a poll is mutatta ti is inkább a magyar nyelvet részesítitek előnyben és valahol a lelkem mélyén nekem is elegem lett az angol dumából. Azért örvendek ennek a kísérletnek és remélem, hogy nem lesz túlságosan zavaró az olvasóim számára, ha rákeresnek egy régi bejegyzésre és az angol nyelvű lesz (mert nem fogom átfordítani a régi bejegyzéseimet…)
Ezennel nekifogok és visszafordítom magát a blogot magyar nyelvűre és talán az Oscar listát újra feltöltöm, csak tökéletesítve…
Jó olvasást! 
Because of a very useful suggestion from Timi, I put my movie reviews in 6 categories by their rating. Now you can more easily search for the best movies, if you are looking for recommendation
BTW, I still need you to give me some clicks at my poll, because starting from Monday I will have vacation, and I’ll convert my blog back to Hungarian if the stats stay as they are now. Which is not a bad thing, don’t get me wrong…
Thanx once more!
August Rush
Kill Bill: Vol. 1
Kill Bill: Vol. 2
Pulp Fiction
District 9
Director: Oliver Parker
Writer: Toby Finlay and Oscar Wilde
Premier: 9 September 2009
Length: 112 minutes
Cast:
Colin Firth … Lord Henry Wotton
Ben Barnes … Dorian Gray
Rachel Hurd-Wood … Sybil Vane
Rebecca Hall … Emily Wotton
Emilia Fox … Lady Victoria Wotton
Ben Chaplin … Basil Hallward
Trailer:
Plot: How much can your soul rot while your body remains immortal?
Chit~Chat: When I saw The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen I kind of sympathized with the character of Dorian Gray, because I liked his myth and his story. Although I haven’t seen much movies about this story I think the ideas of this movie look very original to me.
The visual world of the movie is extraordinary. The colors, the scenes, the pictures, even the materials of the clothes. I liked the way the director switched the scenes, those changes were so firm and beautiful. And the fact that they didn’t show us the picture after it was corrupted, which gave a big tension for the attic scenes. The portraying of the desires and its varieties were beautifully shown. In such a way that it’s not obscene, not fully-shown, mystical. It really makes you want to look.
The acting of these two amazing actors, Colin Firth and Ben Barnes, makes this movie a jewel. The only thing I didn’t like in the acting of Ben was his smile, which sometimes was a little weird. The acting of Colin Firth was overwhelming, he played with such a great tension.
The ending was a little too concrete, which dragged down the beauty of the story a little, but that can be forgiven.
Rating: 
Wow, this was amazing…
Action | Adventure | Comedy | Family | Fantasy
Director: Shawn Levy
Writer: Robert Ben Garant and Thomas Lennon
Music: Alan Silvestri
Premier: 17 December 2006
Length: 108 minutes
Cast:
Trailer:
Plot: Larry find himself a new job, night guard at a museum. But what happens when by night everything in the museum comes to life?
Chit~Chat: I really liked the idea, but the realization could have been better. I don’t know, maybe it was a good thing that I had expectations, but there could be so much more… The story line was a little skinny… Beside the main story line everything was just put there to make it more colorful, but I don’t think it worked. The ex wife, the treachery of the night guards, the new girlfriend, and the almost lost son were all just a little crappy. I specially disliked the little boy… he was always smiling, though he should have been sad or confused or something like this.
What I really liked were the little characters played by great actors. Here I’m thinking about Teddy (played by Robbie Williams), Octavius (played by Steve Coogan), Ahkmenrah (played by Rami Malek) and Jedediah (played by Owen Wilson). These little characters were exciting and well built. I think this part of the plot should have been more interesting to expand, not the life of Larry…
Rating: 
Hmm… you can watch it once…
Director: J.J. Abrams
Writer: Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman
Music: Michael Giacchino and Alexander Courage
Premier: 6 April 2009
Length: 127 minutes
Cast:
Chris Pine … James T. Kirk
Zachary Quinto … Spock
Leonard Nimoy … Spock Prime
Eric Bana … Nero
Bruce Greenwood … Christopher Pike
Karl Urban … Dr. Leonard ‘Bones’ McCoy
Zoe Saldana … Nyota Uhura
Simon Pegg … Montgomery ‘Scotty’ Scott
John Cho … Hikaru Sulu
Anton Yelchin … Pavel Chekov
Trailer:
Plot: A chronicle of the early days of James T. Kirk and his fellow USS Enterprise crew members. When they got together.
Chit~Chat: When I saw the first trailer of this movie I got very anxious, but through time I totally forgot about the film. I like these kind of films, stories, space adventures. I’m fan of the Star Wars series and i watched the Andromeda and Stargate too. The only thing I could recall about the world of Star Trek was the “beaming”, which by the way was very well made.
Firstly the main brick of the plot is very exciting, the time and space traveling, especially the time traveling. Because I didn’t know the world of Star Trek I can’t enjoy the jump back to the past as much as a fan could, but still… Anyhow i got such a great feeling from the movie, that right after the film I started to search for some space games…
The presentation of the characters, their construction and growing is so well made that at the end you really feel that you are part of a group, of the crew of the USS Enterprise. The characters are starting each with a little characteristic {like the accent of Chekov}, but throughout the film they get a whole form. I liked the way Kirks character was built up, for me it wasn’t the usual little-nasty-but-good-hero kind of character presentation. I think this paragraph depicts the quality of the acting.
The visual effects of the movie were great. I liked that they hold light into the camera many times, making this kind of beam effect. The spaceship was beautiful as were the surroundings.
This was the best adventure movie I’ve seen lately.
AcademyAwards: Nominations? We’ll see tomorrow…
Rating: Wow, this was amazing… Over and over!
I had some doubts about the rating system I’m using, so I changed it a bit. Here is the presentation of the new rating levels. Two bad categories and five good ones.
Flee!!!
{the worst category}
It somehow went in a (very) wrong way.
{not the worst, but still bad}
Hmm… you can watch it one time…
{when it’s something ordinary}
Good.
{Good}
Wow, this was amazing…
{the best categories}
Wow, this was amazing… Over and over!
{when the film is soo good, that it’s worth watching many times}
!Must-See-Movie!
{this is the category for those film which had big effects on my life or my way of thinking, seeing things}
Hope it’s not too complicated. Sometimes I overcomplicate everything…
Director: Sam Mendes
Writer: Alan Ball
Music: Thomas Newman
Premier: 8 September 1999
Length: 122 minutes
Cast:
Kevin Spacey … Lester Burnham
Annette Bening … Carolyn Burnham
Thora Birch … Jane Burnham
Wes Bentley … Ricky Fitts
Mena Suvari … Angela Hayes
Chris Cooper … Col. Frank Fitts, USMC
Trailer:
Plot: When Lester meets the classmate of her daughter, he realizes that he hasn’t been living since a long time, and he starts to change things around his life.
Chit~Chat: It’s a drama, but i’ts a drama two the power two. As you will see at the end of the post, this film was highly appreciated by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Science, and not for nothing. I’m once more at the point when the movie is so good that I have nothing to say about it.
At the beginning it starts as a usual american life portraying movie, but when Lester eavesdrops on his daughter and her classmate the movie takes such a big turn that you have to grab something not to fall out of your seat. Their “perfect” life starts to fall apart and drastically. The three story lines, of the three family members are well designed and all three get the same amount of attention. And when these story lines collide, the brilliance of this film sparkles.
The movie has many turns in his plot and the ending makes this film a masterpiece.
AcademyAwards: In the year of 2000 this movie took the award for the best picture of the year! Beside this it was awarded the prize for best directing, best screenplay, best cinematography, and best actor in leading role: Kevin Spacey. It was also nominated in the category of best editing, best score and best actress in leading role: Annette Bening.
Rating: Wow, this was amazing… (and in a way a “must see” too)
Director: Rob Bowman
Writer: Mark Steven Johnson and Frank Miller
Music: Christophe Beck
Premier: 8 January 2005
Length: 96 minutes
Cast:
Jennifer Garner … Elektra
Goran Visnjic … Mark Miller
Kirsten Prout … Abby Miller
Will Yun Lee … Kirigi
Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa … Roshi
Terence Stamp … Stick
Trailer:
Plot: An ancient warrior stands between Good and Evil, but these two want to get her for them selves.
Chit~Chat: As far as I can remember I always loved the comics of Marvel. More precisely the stories, because I haven’t read one Marvel comic in my life. I think the X-Men were my number one on the top list. Their way of making heroes with supernatural power inspired me. Elektra was the only one which I have never seen on the internet or in cartoons or anywhere. But when I heard about the movie I wanted to see it. Time passed and I forgot, but on monday I stumbled upon it and couldn’t let her stay unwatched anymore.
The character of Elektra is so very well played by Jennifer Garner that it actually carries the whole movie on her back. She is mysterious but direct, stone hard but kind. The other character (beside of Stick) are not such a big thing, but I think that in such a short time, so many characters cannot unfold.
The story isn’t too complicated, I would have liked a little more turns in it, but as an action movie, it’s great. The battles are beautiful and the evil side is almost as powerful as the good side. I don’t like it when in a movie one side is dominating, because then the victory of the other side is possible just with a “deus ex machina”.
Liked the outfit and the wind effects (although sometimes I would have liked to see more of her face, than her hair).
Rating: Good.
