Stuff I'm Anticipating (That Aren't Australia)

Less than a week, y'all. The immediate reviews may not be amazing, but honestly, when were they ever gonna be? Stupid critics. ANYWAY. I really do want to see other stuff. Honestly. Here are a few of them.

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A Christmas Tale looks glorious, doesn't it? An excellent ensemble in apparent top form, bitter heartwarming dramatics, FRANCE AT CHRISTMASTIME. All those things are cause for celebration. I also want to mention that I'm randomly excited by Anne Consigny, who was distressingly underrated in The Diving Bell and the Butterfly. I love the way her face... exists. She's very beautiful. [/off topic] I should see Kings & Queen before I see this, shouldn't I? I'm thinking I should. Right? Yeah.

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Does anyone know when The Brothers Bloom is actually coming out? Last time I checked it was placed in the dead zone of December (pushed back from October!) but is that still happening? Because I seriously just want to see the picture already. CAN SUMMIT GET THAT THROUGH THEIR THICK, TWILIGHT-OBSESSED SKULLS, PLEASE? Rachel Weisz being funny! Adrien Brody and Mark Ruffalo playing brothers! RINKO KIKUCHI BLOWS UP STUFF!!!! Jesus effing Christ, people. It's release should be a national fucking holiday. I just wanted to remind everyone. *grumbles*

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And lastly, Gus Van Sant's Milk would probably be, if Australia weren't happening, my most anticipated film for most of the year. When the trailer was released, I couldn't stop thinking about it. I kept watching it, and even cried a few times. It's like a punch to the sustained stomach. A film like this was always going to be resonant in today's society, and now especially in a society that can allow something as hateful as Prop 8 to pass. Alas, 'tis not my major concern about it... that would be that I'm not sure I'm going to see it. It's rated R, of course, so I need my mom to take me because I don't know anyone else who's nice enough to take me to movies occasionally. But I haven't actually brought it up with her, at all. I have this sort of tic where I just keep talking, and movies come up a lot, and I usually cover everything on my mind. Except Milk. I'm too terrified to even say his name around her. It's irrational and maybe a little paranoid, but I think if I bring something gay up, she'll bring my gay up, and I'm not ready for that yet. So I always end up just sitting there looking sad. Ugh. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to bring the movie up? And the first person who says "just say it" or the like gets hit with a chair. *screams in frustration, runs up to my room and slams the door, sulks*

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So, is there anything you're anticipating at the moment?