We love thriller movies and we want to know what will be the best thriller movie of 2010. Here we have a kist of the best thriller movie of 2010 . Here we have Twilight Saga Eclipse 2010 another serious candidate for the title “The Best Thriller Movie of 2010″. This movie Twilight Saga Eclipse have so many fans and I think this will be the winner here at the pool. If you think that Twilight Saga Eclipse is the best thriller movie of 2010 give it a vote. But now let me give you some details about Twilight Saga Eclipse: Director: David Slade Writer: Melissa Rosenberg Studio: Summit Entertainment Cast: Ashley Greene, Peter Facinelli, Elizabeth Reaser Release: June 30, 2010
Legion is one sci-fi movie very interesting, just see the trailer and say it if I’m wright, now I present you all information about this science fiction movie and you’ll decide if this will be the best sci-fi movie of the 2010:
Studio: Screen Gems
Release: January 22, 2010
Director: Scott Stewart
Writer: Scott Stewart, Peter Schink
Cast: Paul Bettany, Dennis Quaid, Tyrese Gibson, Jon Tenney, Charles S. Dutton, Lucas Black, Kate Walsh, Doug Jones, Adrianne Palicki, Kevin Durand, Willa Holland
Official Trailer
Daybreakers
In the year 2019, a plague has transformed most every human into vampires. Faced with a dwindling blood supply, the fractured dominant race plots their survival; meanwhile, a researcher works with a covert band of vamps on a way to save humankind.
Official Video
A selection of the best horror movies of 2010 !
A Nightmare On Elm Street
Release Date: 30 April 2010
Starring: Jackie Earle Haley, Rooney Mara
Director: Samuel Bayer
The most anticipated/dreaded horror movie of the year. Platinum Dunes, the producers of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Friday The 13th remakes, have got rid of Robert Englund, but replaced him with serious acting talent in Jackie Earle Haley. The movie is going for scares over camp, a good move, but the trailer suggested a lack of imagination in the dream sequences. The make-up is likely to prove controversial as the new look Freddy looks a little too much like a real life burns victim.
Mother’s Day
Release Date: TBA April 2010
Starring: Jamie King, Rebecca De Mornay, Patrick Flueger, Briana Evigan, Shawn Ashmore
Director: Darren Lynn Bousman
Remake of the 1980 Troma ‘cult classic’, Mother’s Day sees a sadist family return to their childhood home to terrorize the new home owners and their guests. Jamie King and Rebecca De Mornay play the mothers of each family. Director Darren Lynn Bousman brought us Saw II – IV and Repo! The Genetic Opera. He’s more capable than he’s given credit for, so expect this psychological horror-thriller to be pretty entertaining.
Friday The 13th: Part 2
Release Date: 13 August 2010
Starring: Unknown
Director: Unknown
This one’s touch and go. The producers have set a theatrical release for August 13th 2010, even though it hasn’t officially been greenlit yet. If it does happen (and the remake made triple its production budget back in theatres) it’s rumoured to be in 3-D. Derek Mears is expected to reprise his role as Jason, and the writers of the remake are said to be on board. But director Marcus Nispel has little interest in returning and it’s unlikely that actors Jared Padalecki and Amanda Righetti will come back either. Don’t expect it to take any cues from the original Friday sequels.
Resident Evil: Afterlife
Release Date: 27 August 2010 UPDATE: Pushed back to 14 January 2011
Starring: Milla Jovovich, Wentworth Miller, Ali Larter, Boris Kodjoe
Director: Paul W.S. Anderson
Inexplicably, the Resident Evil movie series continues to have a huge following and so it staggers on. What’s the plot this time? – Alice (Milla Jovovich) continues her battle with Umbrella, leading survivors to Los Angeles only to find it’s overrun with the undead. Yup, that’s it, no idea of any kind behind this one. The script for Resident Evil: Extinction was also lazy in the extreme, but at least they stuck it in the desert for a change of scenery. Paul W.S. Anderson returns to the director’s chair for the first time since the first movie. Oh it’s in 3-D. Please reboot this series and give it to another filmmaker.
Saw VII
Release Date: October 22, 2010
Starring: Tobin Bell, Tanedra Howard, Costas Mandylor
Director: David Hackl
As usual, nothing is known of the plot for Saw VII. What we do know is that there were 8 films planned, but this comes at a shakey time for the Saw series – Saw VI was the best reviewed movie since the first, but made only half the amount of the previous entry. So this could actually be the finale. The writers of Saws IV – VI return, as does David Hackl, director of Saw V. Unfortunately Saw V was easily the worst in the series. This time it’s in 3-D, so expect the traps to get in your face.
Scream 4
Release Date: TBA Late 2010
Starring: Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, David Arquette
Director: Wes Craven
Wes Craven’s second movie of the year, and the one return I’m really looking forward to. Kevin Williamson has written the script (his excellent writing powered the first two movies), and this is said to introduce a new younger cast to take us through a fresh trilogy. Key cast members are returning though, including Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox and David Arquette. Don’t be surprised if at least one of them gets killed off as they make way for the next gen. There are certainly challenges to making the Scream series scary again, not least Ghostface himself who badly needs a redesign after being ridiculed by Scary Movie.
The Crazies
Release Date: 26 February 2010
Starring: Timothy Olyphant, Radha Mitchell
Director: Breck Eisner
In this remake of George Romero’s 1973 chiller, a plane crash spills a biological weapon into the water supply of a small Kansas town, causing the inhabitants to turn murderously insane. Imagine a small town version of 28 Days Later. Timothy Olyphant and Radha Mitchell are capable actors, but can the director of Sahara do the best horror movie of 2010 ?
Best Comedy Movies 2010
May be Kick Ass the best comedy movie in 2010!
Studio: Lionsgate
Release: April 16, 2010
Director: Matthew Vaughn
Writer: Matthew Vaughn, Jane Goldman
Cast: Nicolas Cage, Aaron Johnson, Lyndsy Fonseca, Mark Strong, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, Chloe Moretz
A small selection of the most anticipated best comedies of 2010 !
1. A Couple of Dicks (February 26): Now called Cop Out — the title director Kevin Smith settled on to satisfy the establishment, he’s back and he’s brought Bruce Willis and 30 Rock’s Tracy Morgan with him for a buddy-cop comedy about two LAPD vets in pursuit of a pilfered baseball card. A tantalizing scene snapshot of Morgan in a cellphone suit has already been circulated ’round the web.
2. Greenberg (March 12): How does Stiller follow his Tropic Thunder triumph? Perhaps with help from Academy Award-nominated writer Noah Baumbach (The Squid and the Whale). More melancholy than his typical films but potentially Stiller’s most meaningful comedy, Greenberg centers around a cynical-wit-slinging, 40-ish bachelor whose life has come to a crossroads.
3. I Love You, Phillip Morris (March 26): Jim Carrey and Ewan McGregor find true love in prison. Ha ha, right. No, seriously, but then not so seriously — that’s the central storyline of a surprising rom-com (if you can even call it that) about a straight cop that turns gay con man and falls in love behind bars.
4. Date Night (April 9): What could possibly go wrong when an unexceptional married couple whose lust has fizzled head out for “date night”? Thankfully, a lot, which along with a grade-A comic cast — Steve Carell and Tina Fey (aka, the married couple), Mark Wahlberg, Kristin Wiig, James Franco — could bring the grade-A laughs.
5. The Three Stooges (TBD): The Farrelly brothers (Dumb & Dumber) have been scheming their Stooge redo since the ’90s and originally slated its release for 2009. Plenty of possibilities have been pitched for the roles of Moe, Larry, and Curly from Sean Penn as Larry to Benicio Del Toro as Moe (he’ll always be Che to me). Fingers crossed the slapstick fest finally knuckle-sandwiches off in 2010.
Comedy Wild Cards: These risky theater gambles could pay off big in laughs or leave audiences wishing for their money back.
Hot Tub Time Machine (March 19): What happens when John Cusack, Rob Corddry, The Office’s cranky warehouse drudge Craig Robinson, and Greek’s Clark Duke hot-tub time travel to 1986? Is it so absurd it’s brilliant, or simply absurd? Either way Robinson’s reputation for deadpan delivery and gut-busting comic timing make it worth a watch.
MacGruber (April 16): Yes, we know it could be another Hot Rod, but then again, this SNL MacGyver spoof sketch stretched into a full-length feature film could reach the hilarious heights of Wayne’s World. Couldn’t it? Well, maybe…