The Most Beautiful Movies Ever Made: Drive (2011)

Today’s movie is the 2011 smash hit Drive. The story ticks all the boxes, it is not only visually stunning, but it has an incredible soundtrack and while being incredibly dark, has a beautiful storyline of a love that never really gets chance to reach fruition.

The story follows an un-named wheel-man who participates in a robbery that goes tragically wrong. On a parallel to 

this incident (although completely related) he meets the beautiful Irene and falls in love with both her, and her son.

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The Divide (2011)

Xavier Gens director of Frontier(s), new film The Divide finds a group of people trapped in a basement after the world above them is destroyed in some sort of assumed nuclear attack. When the explosions and buildings above have fallen down, the group find themselves unofficially competing for who is going to be top dog, in this new underground world.

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Fright Night (2011)

When you’re in the movie business it does not matter how successful you’re film is, there must always be things that you can see in a movie after it’s made and improve upon them. For Tom Holland he had the opportunity to work magic twice in 1985 he worked solely as writer and director of Fright Night, in 2010 he got the chance to go back and breathe new life into his cult classic, with the aid of screenwriter Marti Noxon. Many dreaded the remake of Fright Night, a movie that is no better, or no worse than the original, and by choosing not to remain faithful to the origins, it really is a different film altogether.

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The Woman (2011)

While out hunting a man discovers a woman in the wild, a woman clearly without any basic levels of civilized behavior like a normal human being. She has never had any real conversation with anyone, never lived the way we do. And for the hunter, Chris this is something that he simply must have. Taking the woman to his already disturbing household, he vows to civilize her, and teach her how to behave. The problem being that his household is far from civilized, and the arrival of the woman, may just be the turning point for the family.

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The Wicker Tree (2010)

For many, it has been a movie that has been nearly 40 years in the making, some see it as a re-imagining, and some see it as a sequel, I think I need to steal some terminology from Ridley Scott, The Wicker Tree has the same DNA as The Wicker Man, but that, is quite literally as far as it goes. What The Wicker Tree most definitely is, is a tale written and directed the creator of the original man, so really who could be better to handle such a project?

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The Glass Man (2011)

Martin (Andy Nyman) used to be somebody, but now he is broke, he’s lost his job, and his wife does not have a clue the terrible situation they are in. Martin feels pressure from all sides, bullied, humiliated, he is at the end of his tether, and then one night, a debt collector calls. Pecco (James Cosmo) is a ruthless, unforgiving debt collector, but for some unknown reason he feels sorry for Martin and offers him a solution to his problems, he will cancel out Martin’s debt, if Martin helps him for the night.

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Vile (2011)

The story follows a group of four twentysomethings out on a camping trip, who are lured into a trap where they join others as part of an experiment. The experiment is based on pain, and a fluid that is excreted into the brain, when you feel pain. One medical firm is using this as a drug, but has to result in diabolical means in order to extract the fluid. Each of the captives is fitted with a device that collects the fluid via a vile attached to the back of their necks.

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Urban Explorer (2011)

A group of urban explorers hear about an amazing site below the surface of Berlin, and make contact with an amateur guide. He tells them that below the surface is this bunker that contains Nazi graffiti/propaganda and that the German authorities did not want the public to see them. Thrilled to see something that others have not, the quartet follows their guide into an underground world beneath a nightclub. Having found the bunker, the guide takes a fall leaving the rest of the group lost underground, much to the joy of the explorers they run into a former border guard who promises to help them, but of course he has other plans on his mind.

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Tucker And Dale Vs Evil (2010)

Tucker (Alan Tudyk) and Dale (Tyler Labine) are a pair of honest, hard working rednecks who have just bought themselves a vacation home in an area rumoured to have a “history”. It’s fair to say that Tucker and Dale in some ways, are a little mentally challenged, and it’s just this fact that leads their first encounters with college kids to be a little “disturbing”. When they save Ali (Katrina Bowden) from drowning, her friends become convinced that they have kidnapped her for despicable means, and they hatch a plan to get her back. Innocent Tucker and Dale however can only look on, as the kids are killed off one by one in a series of freak accidents, which leads the kids to believe that the holidaying couple are the most despicable killers of all time.

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The Holding (2011)

Set in England’s Lake District, a woman harbours a dark secret while struggling to maintain her farm and stay on top of bills.

Facing pressure from every single angle Cassie (Kierston Wareing), has to balance local pressure, and the pressure that comes from owing money. She has two options, sell her farm, or marry a man from the next farm, a man she despises. That is until Aden (Vincent Regan) turns up. Aden has all the answers and works hard to make sure that Cassie keeps her farm, but what secret does he hide.

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Rogue River (2011)

Day two of Frightfest kicked off with Rogue River, a young woman travels out to a remote location to scatter her dead fathers ashes in the water. While there she makes the acquaintance of a kindly man who befriends her after her car gets towed away. Heading home with him to meet his wife, she soon discovers that there is more to this than meets the eye, as she becomes an integral part of a very sick plan.

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The Theatre Bizarre (2011)

Enola Penny is obsessed with the seedy looking theatre across the road from her apartment, and one night heads off across to have a look. Once in she discovers Pegg Poet who tells her a series of disturbing tales, the results of which bring about a strange transformation for Enola.

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Final Destination 5 (2011)

You kind of think that everything has been done with the Final Destination series, and the thought of seeing Final Destination 5 on the big screen, was not really my idea of a good time.

Always good to get a surprise though, don't you think?

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Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark (2011)

Sally’s mother thinks its time for a change, and packs her off to live with her father Alex (Guy Pearce) and his new partner Kim (Katie Holmes). Sally (Bailee Madison) is not at all happy with the new set up, or her father’s new girlfriend, and is less impressed with the house; that is until she finds a basement that it seems nobody else knows about. The discovery of the basement leads to some rather unexpected surprises, this includes a horde of tiny creatures that want to be Sally’s friend. Sally unhappy about her situation is more than happy to make new friends. but she soon realises that friendship is not really what the creatures are after.

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Drive (2011)

Every year there is “that” movie, the one that everyone raves on about, the film that everyone must see, the one that is more amazing than anything else; but when you’re time comes to see it, you are utterly disappointed. For the first time in my life, this has just changed, Drive is one of the most talked about movies of the year, and has just become one of my favorite movies of all time.

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Contagion (2011)

It seems that we just can’t do enough to depress ourselves, the latest Steven Soderbergh will certainly leave you with one of the bleakest views of any Hollywood blockbuster for years, while managing to create a disaster movie where the money goes into the casting and not the special effects.

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