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List of Movies Released in 2011
There were a total of 786 films released commercially in New York City in 2011. That is an increase of 132 films above last year. Below is the full list of films sorted in alphabetical order. For your convenience,...
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Gayby
A lot of sitcoms start with the same premise as Jonathan Lisecki’s Gayby, biological alarm clocks go off and suddenly everyone is infected with baby fever. This lightweight indie comedy takes that exact plot a couple steps further while...
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Berberian Sound Studio
Isolation is the name of the game in Peter Strickland’s new thriller Berberian Sound Studio. The film concerns itself with a British man Gilderoy, played perfectly by Toby Jones, a sound engineer who is asked to come to Rome...
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Win a Good Will Hunting Blu-ray and Focus Features Score Soundtrack
On behalf of Gus Van Sant’s Promised Land just hitting theaters, we are celebrating the 15th Anniversary of his Oscar winning film, Good Will Hunting. We will be giving two winners a copy of Good Will Hunting on Blu-ray...
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Watch: I’m So Excited Teaser Trailer
Oh, Pedro Almodovar. It was an embarrassment that the first film I saw from the legendary director was his 2011 puzzling thriller The Skin I Live In. That film ended up being my favorite films of 2011 and consequently...
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Way Too Indie’s Best Films of 2012
As the Way Too Indie Staff compiled their favorite films that had a U.S. theatrical release in 2012, there was some debate as to whether or not 2012 was an overall good year for films. I landed in the...
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Cloud Atlas
Cloud Atlas is a big film by all definitions; it contains an inordinate amount of characters spread out across hundreds of years, making the shear scope of the production epic. Not to mention the estimated budget of 100 million...
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Watch: Two teaser trailers for Upstream Color
Science fiction
geeksfans and film critics cheered when the announcement was made that Shane Carruth’s sophomore film, Upstream Color, will be premiering at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival in January. Not much is known yet about his... -
Girl Model
Nowadays Toddlers & Tiaras and the like are mega successful TV shows that glamorize rather than exploit the modeling world, so it seems like great timing for a documentary to show the real side of modeling. Girl Model reveals...
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Watch: The Place Beyond the Pines trailer
After premiering (and receiving a relatively warm reception) at TIFF in September, we really haven’t heard much about Derek Cianfrance’s new film, The Place Beyond the Pines. Some wondered what would come of the film. A couple months back...
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Amour
After Michael Haneke’s Amour was awarded the prestigious Palme D’or (the highest prize awarded and his second career win) at Cannes Film Festival this year it was instantly considered to be the front-runner to win this year’s Best Foreign...
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Watch: To The Wonder trailer
To The Wonder is Terrence Malick’s uncharacteristically quick follow-up to his 2011 stroke of genius work of The Tree of Life. There were a lot of similarities in both of the trailers; both have excellent orchestra music accompanying characters...
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Django Unchained
Quentin Tarantino continues his new fascination of blending period pieces with grindhouse revenge films in Django Unchained, a movie that fans of Inglourious Basterds will surely enjoy. The setting this time is America several years before the civil war....
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Nirvana
Based on the poem “Nirvana” by Charles Bukowski this indie directed by Patrick Biesemans captures each feeling and sentiment from every line of the poem. The beautiful visuals and artistic imagery depicts the essence of “Nirvana” as the narrator reads...
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