Another year over with, and what a year. I mean, if nothing else stood out from this year, the resurrection of this very #MTOS every Sunday has to be one of the key elements, eh? From that first test of the water on June 20th, not one week has been missed out since. Bringing not only some enjoyment back to the 8pm slot on a Sunday evening, but giving my website a reason to exist (because my inherent sloth still gets in the way of me actually typing up any reviews). I never really expected it to hit as well as it did, but I’m really pleased to have had a hand in the relaunch, and would like to take a moment to thank those of you who have joined in week on week, and submitted topics over the months.
But enough of that – onto the subject at hand. 2018 has been a busy year for films with a wealth of cinema releases, and a growing number of straight-to-streaming movies. Over the past few weeks film folk have been compiling their top and bottom lists, but I wanted to do it differently, and run my own best and worst as an interactive experience with you wonderful folk. So it is that this week #MTOS says “That Was The Year That Was” and takes a gander at the past 12 months. The highs, the lows, the marvels, the…erm…DCs??
Join us at 8pm UK time this coming Sunday and share your past year with the world of Twitter.
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Q1: Let’s start with the biggest surprise film this year – something you expected nothing from but were actually found yourself enjoying it? Maybe there’s a few films that hit you like this? #MTOS
Q2: On the flip side to the first question, were there any films that had so much potential, but the end result left you feeling disappointed? #MTOS
Q3: Now for those films that you feel alone in your opinion of – maybe it’s something you loved that everyone else hates, or maybe the other way around? Which films saw you feeling isolated in your opinion? #MTOS
Q4: Any hidden gems this year – those films that it feels you are the only person who saw it at times, or which bombed at the box office when they deserved so much better? #MTOS
Q5: It ain’t all about cinema, and with a wealth of films released on the streaming services this year, which (if any) stood out for you? #MTOS
Q6: On a related subject, which film did you not see on cinema release, but viewed later on home release, only to regret not making it a big screen outing? #MTOS
Q7: Our love of film doesn’t stop at the images on screen, so which movie soundtracks impressed you the most this year? Were there any that you felt weakened a film? #MTOS
Q8: Outside of the actual movie experience, which industry related news story impacted on you the most this year, and why? #MTOS
Q9: A lot of the buzz about a film comes from the marketing (which we covered as a topic way back in June). Which film this year had the best marketing in your opinion, and which was so bad it put you off the film. #MTOS
Q10: Finally, as we approach 2019, do you look ahead with excitement or trepidation? What are the upcoming highlights that have caught your eye, and what have you already decided you will avoid in the next year.
Rest assured, we will be reviewing these answers this time next year ? #MTOS
Finally, just in case you stumbled onto this site by accident and have no idea what #MTOS is all about, here’s the rundown from the original creators of the hashtag….
Movie Talk On Sunday is an initiative to get the Twitter Film Community together at one time and one day each week to discuss various film related topics. The aim of the whole exercise, besides having fun, is to find new individuals who share the same passion for films as you do and also in the process find out about the different aspects of films. You can count on finding out about new movies, interesting trivia, and who knows even gossip.
How Does It Work?
It really is simple. There are 10 questions. We will throw out 1 question relating to the week’s topic every 10 minutes starting at 20:00 UK Time every Sunday evening. All the questions and subsequent answers/discussions, by you, should simply be followed by the hash-tag #MTOS. In your Twitter “search” you can type in #MTOS and follow what everyone is saying and henceforth answer back and take part. If you “like” someone’s answer simply Re-Tweet it like you would normally on Twitter.
