To Kill A Mockingbird - I need a remake.
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy - This could be amazing.
War of the Worlds - The book is fantastic and I didn't enjoy Spielberg's direction in the 2005 remake.
Ender's Game - A film version of the book would work, brilliantly.

1. Caine - He delivered the monologues perfectly, he was also noticeable when he wasn't on-screen.
2. Hardy
3. Gordon-Levitt
4. Bale
5. Oldman
6. Hathaway
7. Cotillard
8. Freeman

Marion Cotillard was brilliant in this film. She has a very strong on-screen presence. Beautiful woman.

ArmandFancypants wrote:

GeorgeMiles6 wrote:He is one of the best actors to have never been nominated for an Oscar.

He has been nominated for an Oscar.

He should have won. Anyways, thanks for correcting me.

Gary Oldman was fantastic in this film. He is a very consistent actor, I don't think I have ever seen him have a bad performance. He is one of the best actors to have never been nominated for an Oscar.

In this film you could really tell that he was immersed in the role of Gordon.

Cillian Murphy.
I kind of felt that Scarecrow was underused in BB. So, it was a pleasant surprise to see him in TDKR.

Can anyone definitively tell me how Batman escaped from the Bat. Is there a consensus theory? The camera shots began to zoom in (considerably) on the movement of 'The Bat'. Especially when it crashed slightly. This led me to believe that Batman escaped at this point, because the auto-pilot wasn't '...

Hope not. I have watched many films this year that do not require the 3D they use. It's just a money-making feature, the 3D doesn't influence how the story is told. In my opinion.

Yes. Nolan tricked me!

Joseph Dazz wrote:Mel Gibson....

Great shout!
Nolan's male leads are always complicated characters, just like Mel.