Another round of questions focusing on a specific year. This week @Dennis_Obi has taken a look back to the year 2010, and pulled out a set of questions to dig down into the year that saw Avatar smash records (yes, it came out at the backend of 2009 – but it’s impact was felt through 2010), Hurt Locker steal Awards, and Facebook was under the microscope in The Social Network.
Join us on Twitter at 8pm BST this coming Sunday 9th August as we work through the following questions….
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Q2: Which films from 2010 did you find you enjoyed, but haven’t stood the test of time and no longer sit on your radar? #MTOS
Q3: Avatar broke records that year. Did you embrace the film on release? Do you still embrace it now, or has your love for it waned? #MTOS
Q4: Avatar looked set to sweep the major awards, but Hurt Locker nabbed Best Picture and Director instead. A deserved win? Does that film hold up today? #MTOS
Q5: The Social Network garnered a lot of praise, with Quentin Tarantino citing it as the best movie of the decade, but is it though? Would it rank high in your list of films of the decade? #MTOS
Q6: Were there any releases in 2010 that you skipped at the cinema, and then viewed at home, but regretted not seeing on the big screen? #MTOS
Q7: Which performances on screen that year stood out for you and still blow you away today? #MTOS
Q8: In your list of “I still need to see…” (we all have one), what standout movies from 2010 are within yours? #MTOS
Q9: Top 3 movies from the year that sparked new life into a franchise or genre? #MTOS
Q10: Was there any director or star that was absent from films that year that you felt you missed, or was the year, as a whole, strong enough to not need a ‘big name’? #MTOS
