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Movies of the Moment – October 2007

's been a little under a year and a half, since my last MotM column. As a refresh, in this column I will list what films in the coming month that I am most likely to see, as well as films I am most likely to skip. As a new addition, I will feature a film that is my top pick of the month.

Let's get started.

Feature Film October 2007
30 Days of Night poster30 Days of Night – October 19
This vampire film looks to be poised be the first real post-Grudge success for Sam Raimi's Ghost House Pictures. I also have to say that I really like the film's trailer. Hopefully this film will bring the scares in addition to the gore.

Other Picks for the Month

Heartbreak Kid – October 5
A little over 9 years ago, a little comedy called There's Something About Mary came out, which was the breakthough hit for both Ben Stiller and the Farrelly . The Farrelly's didn't really have much success since, so hopefully reuniting with Stiller will bring back the magic.

Lars and the Other Girl – October 12
This was a film that played at TIFF that I wish I could have seen. As such, I will probably check it out when it hits theatres.

May Consider

Michael Clayton – October 12
This George Clooney legal drama seems intriguing.

Rendition – October 19
I would only see this film because I like , otherwise I'll probably skip it for, the more “true to the season,” .

Not Really Interested

The Seeker: The Dark is Rising – October 5
It seems that every children's fantasy novel is being adapted these days. Even ones that I've never really heard of.

Saw IV – October 26
I am not seeing this for a few reasons. First, I haven't seen the first three, and the only one of those that I probably would ever want to see is the first one. Second, I am not a fan of the so-called “torture porn,” where the goal is to find more creative and gruesome ways at killing people. Third, the series should have ended as a trilogy. I now fear that Saw will join other horror franchises with being “sequeled to death.”

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