There’s something for everyone in this year’s crop of annual “best” and “worst” lists compiled by the Weekly’s three film critics.
Do you like dark tales about wartime Lebanon or Wall Street chicanery? Or would you prefer to weep over plucky little toys overcoming adversity, or perhaps root for a king conquering his stammer? Whatever your movie preferences, we’ve got you covered.
In a diverse selection of picks and pans, Weekly critics Peter Canavese, Tyler Hanley and Susan Tavernetti look back over 2010 in film. And, in case you need some advice on whom to cheer for or razz, Hanley lists the best cinematic heroes and villains of the year.
Cheryl Burke, of “Dancing with the Stars” fame, teaches salsa dancing moves to Ashley Vergara and other Mountain View teens at her newly expanded dance studio on Monday, Jan. 10. Photo by Michelle Le.
Sargent Binkley at West Point military academy. Courtesy photo.
A rendering of what the WiMAX tower will look like at First Presbyterian Church, hidden in a new steeple. Image courtesy of the city of Mountain View.
Assistant city manager Melissa Stevenson Dile, who was named interim city manager Tuesday. Michelle Le photo.
Pioneering computer scientist Frances Allen talks about the “Revolution” exhibit at the newly renovated Computer History Museum in Mountain View on Jan. 11. Photo by Michelle Le.
The British-made “Colossus” was used to crack German code during World War II. It’s on display at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View. Photo by Michelle Le.
The Computer History Museum in Mountain View is newly renovated. Photo by Michelle Le.
Cheryl Burke leads local teens in a salsa lesson at her dance studio at a fundraiser for the Mountain View Police Activities League on Monday, Jan. 10. Photo by Michelle Le.