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Although we still have four months left in the year, we’re already getting a jump start on the best movies of 2010.

From summer blockbusters like ‘Inception’ to small indies like ‘The Kids Are All Right,’ these 16 movies have already made a serious impression on moviegoers across the country.

Check them out below.

16. ‘The Twilight Saga: Eclipse’
As they say, third time’s the charm. ‘Eclipse,’ the third chapter in the uber-popular ‘Twilight’ saga, ranks as the franchise’s best film to date, with a storyline that is mature, exciting and, in the case of the final showdown between Edward and Victoria, downright epic. We’re still not sure where we stand in the Team Edward vs. Team Jacob debate, but after seeing ‘Eclipse,’ we’re 100 percent Team ‘Twilight.’

Summer 2010 won’t set a box-office high, and fewer tickets have been sold than in any swimsuit season in more than a decade.

The industry’s near-flat summer revenue is largely because of a shorter industry season this year, featuring 18 weekends compared to a year-earlier 19. The box-office season ends Monday, with projections showing $4.24 billion in industry coin collected between May 7 and Labor Day, or slightly 1% less than in summer 2009.

But summer admissions are down almost 6%, to a projected 538 million. Hollywood hasn’t marked a new summer admissions high since 2004, when 642 million tickets were sold, according to the National Association of Theatre Owners.

Exhibitors charged an average $7.88 for summer movie tickets, up 4.5% from $7.54 last summer, NATO said. That compares with an almost 6% ticket-price jump between summer 2008 and last year, when the spread of premium pricing in 3D venues fueled a more dramatic inflation in moviegoing costs.

Summer 2010 produced 11 films that rang up more than $100 million apiece, three fewer than last year. That simply means there were too few attractive films in the market, Corcoran suggested.

According to The Hollywood Reporter

“There’s been too much emphasis on the increase in ticket prices,” the NATO spokesman said. “It’s too quick and easy to point to ticket prices and say that’s the reason a summer does better or worse. The difference in almost any year is how attractive the movies are to an audience.”

But, as usual, the summer triggered a few likely franchises.

Among the list of winners from Moviefone
•Paramount and Disney
•Sony
•Summit — Four words: ‘The Twilight Saga: Eclipse.’ Along with summer’s third biggest movie ($298 million), however, Summit also distributed another sizable romantic hit with ‘Letters to Juliet’ ($53 million).
•Kids
•Indies

The Spike Scream Awards 2010 will air October 19th, 9:00–11:00 PM!

Categories to care about:

Ultimate Scream – The Twilight Saga Eclipse

Best Fantasy Movie – The Twilight Saga Eclipse

Best Fantasy Actor – Robert Pattinson, The Twilight Saga Eclipse

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Remember these? They are now available elsewhere!

Blackhawk Network, a leading provider of prepaid and financial payments products for consumers and businesses, today announced that MYPLASH MasterCard® prepaid gift cards commemorating The Twilight Saga: Eclipse are available at local grocers across the U.S., including Safeway, Albertsons LLC, Meijer, and Jewel Foods. Consumers will be able to give their friends and family MYPLASH MasterCard prepaid gift cards customized with images of everyone’s favorite characters in the Twilight series: Bella, Edward and Jacob. The Twilight movie franchise has grossed over $1.4 billion in worldwide box office ticket sales to date.”Blackhawk Network is excited to be a part of the Twilight phenomenon by offering our customers The Twilight Saga: Eclipse themed gift cards in our Gift Card Mall,” said Talbott Roche, senior vice president of Blackhawk Network. “We are continually looking for ways to provide consumers with new and fun prepaid products, so this partnership with MYPLASH and Summit Entertainment’s TWILIGHT film franchise is a perfect fit.”

Featuring images of the most popular characters from The Twilight Saga: Eclipse, the cards will be available in denominations ranging from $20 to $500. Additional card designs are scheduled to be released this summer. MYPLASH MasterCard prepaid gift cards can be used anywhere Debit MasterCard cards are accepted. The cards are issued by MetaBank™ pursuant to license by MasterCard International Incorporated. MasterCard is a registered trademark of MasterCard International Incorporated.

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Summer is winding down, and as we prepare for the fall movie season, we’re taking one last look at the past three months at the theater.

Some have argued that this was the worst summer movie season in years, but with the mind-blowing ‘Inception,’ the Jacob-Bella-Edward love triangle in ‘Eclipse’ and the uber-success of ‘Toy Story 3,’ there were still a number of quality flicks for everyone to choose from.

But which films came out on top? Have your say in our official end of summer movies poll.

Vote for:

* Which movie was most worth your cash?
* What was the best chick flick?
* Who was summer’s hottest leading man?
* Who was your favorite on-screen couple?
* What was the summer’s best sequel/prequel?