Since most of us are sweltering in the suffocating summer height, what better time to look at the top 10 movie surfers. Grab shell dude!
Top 10s
The Top 10 Worst Movie Titles
The title of a film is not the be all and end all, but it’s pretty darn important.
Maria Lewis’ Top 10 of 2012
10. A tie between Frankenweenie Restoring the faith he all but destroyed with the woeful Dark Shadows, Tim Burton returned with swagger in this love letter to the monster movies that shaped him as a…
Andrew Buckle’s 10 Worst Films of 2012
My 2012 film experiences I desperately want to forget.
Top 10 Movie Posters of 2012
Movie posters can be more often bland then they are brilliant. But when it’s done right . . . well, lets just say it can be an image that lasts with you longer than the film’s duration.
Top 10 Songs That Should Be Films
There are hundreds upon thousands of great songs that are being ignored from film soundtracks because every war director only knows the Rollings Stones’ Gimmie Shelter and every rom com director has the Simon &…
The Top 10 film characters ‘punching above their weight’
In honour of Mr Allen’s romantic overcompensations we’re counting down the Top 10 film characters who are punching above their own weight in the love department.
The Graffiti Top 10 Australian Films of All Time
From genre triumphs and cult hits, to low budget dramas and established classics, prepare for the debate as we breakdown the Top 10 Australian Films – according to GWP.
The Top 10 Older/Younger self films
It’s time to take a look back at the top 10 older/younger self films. The rules are simple: a film that features two different actors playing the same character at different ages.
The Top 10 Bill Hicks Jokes (To prepare for Russell Crowe’s Biopic)
Movie geeks have an answer to the burning question: ‘Who in the heck is Bill Hicks?’
The Top 10 Worst Post Oscar Career Choices
To coincide with the release of The Door, the fresh skid mark on Helen Mirren’s resume, we’ve decide to collate the Top 10 worst post Oscar career choices (actors).
The Top 10 Movie Passion Projects
Not all films make it to the big screen so easily but thanks to a few passionate filmmakers, ideas become a reality, so we’re taking a look at the top 10 film passion projects.
Top 10 Bad Third Films
Christopher Nolan unleashes his third Batman film ‘Dark Knight Rises’ on the world this week but will it suffer the fate of most third films by being a complete disaster? Plenty of films have felt the wrath of the curse of the third film so we’re counting down the top 10 bad third films.
Top 10 Ingredients to a Nicholas Sparks tear-jerker
Colour me stumped, but there is a huge market out there for people who want the same soppy, predictable package repeated over and over again in different scenarios. Either way, after begrudgingly having seen all of his films (for work I swear!) it’s easy to identify the ten key ingredients which make up a Nicholas Sparks tear-jerker.
The Top 10 Movie Mini-Sidekicks
In honour of Ted we’re taking a look at the top 10 movie mini-sidekicks. The little unsung heroes or villains that make the leads look good despite their height. Some of them have small shoes and big hearts, while others have no shoes or hearts which is what makes them even more special.
The Top 10 Movie Trios (Not named “The Three…”)
With The Three Stooges hitting cinemas in Australia this week we decided to take a look at our favourite film trios that are better than just a number. That means no ‘Three Amigos’, ‘Three Musketeers’…
The Top 10 Red Headed Movie Characters
To celebrate the release of Brave aka Pixar’s red head revelry – we’ve decided to give a written warm embrace to our favourite melanin deficient, pasty brethren – The Red Headed movie characters.
Top 10 Movie Toy Tie-Ins
Get ready to take a walk down a plastic memory lane with the top 10 movie toy tie-ins – WARNING: SOME ASSEMBLY REQUIRED.
The Top 10 Best DIY Surgeries in Movies
***WARNING: This list contains some glimpses of some of the most intense cinematic DIY Surgeries ever committed to the cinema screen.
The 10 Best Movie Beards
***WARNING: This article contains FULL FRONTAL BEARDS
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