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Someone should have told Universal Studios that.Quote:
Originally Posted by StannyCFCJET
Not to worry it's going to be hilarious when they waste a ton of money trying to make this whole Dark Universe. I expect Frankenstein, Dracula, Swamp Thing and the Invisible Man to be just as standard.
I want to say a lot right now, I won't.Quote:
Originally Posted by plague
Why change something that works, Marvel/Disney are swimming in pools of cash whilst it keeps making money nothing is going to change.
But seriously the trailer for Thor: Ragnarok looks the business.
Kong was decent thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by Premy
yeah see this one looked like it will play up the humour and chemistry between the Hemsworth bloke and the Hulk bloke.Quote:
Originally Posted by Premy
i reckon it looks good as well (in a 'different' way).
which is good because the other 2 Thor movies were pretty average imo.
but nothing about the Black Panther one moved me.
Yeah both Thor movies have been pretty standard. Ragnarok looks as though it may be more along the lines of GOTG, which I'm excited about.Quote:
Originally Posted by plague
As for Black Panther, knowing the source material and seeing the trailer it has me pretty hyped. I'm excited to see what they do with Wakanda and Man-Ape and Killmonger looked pretty awesome in the trailer.
I watched Kill Bill Volumes 1 and 2 back to back on Netflix last night. Not his best work but enjoyable just the same.
I watched Who Framed Roger Rabbit this week on Netflix. Hard to believe it was released in 1988 given that it still looks up to date.
Last night I watched The Incredibles which for some reason I never saw when it came out in 2004. Loved it. Great story / characters and very funny. Incredibles 2 is scheduled for 2018 [ as is Toy Story 4] so looking forward to that.
Can say the same thing about Who Framed Roger Rabbit :DQuote:
Originally Posted by The Dunster
I've watched it a few weeks ago and was greatly surprised about it's year of release!
It's awesome!
I watched Sharknado last night on Netflix. One of the greatest movies ever made for sure - the sharks were so life like - it was hard to believe it was only a movie. And anyone thinking the Academy Awards are legit please explain to me why neither Tara Reid or Ian Ziering were nominated for their brilliant performances. I cannot think of a better performance in any other movie that involved sharks falling from the sky.
Becoz Hollywood is raycess.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Dunster
I love the foz sometimes :rof:Quote:
Originally Posted by The Dunster
Don't know if anyone's seen the new Spider-Man movie, best one since Spider-Man 2 easily
Was kind of interested until I saw the trailer where they do that thing again where he holds the [insert big object here] together using his webs to give us the dramatic flexing shot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark325
It's not that corny through the rest of the movie though is it?
There's no real other scene that has that kinda corniness to itQuote:
Originally Posted by plague
But, it's kind of a superhero movie meets a John Hughes/ferris bullers day off style movie, the teen drama elements of it really reminded me of that
I felt Amazing Spiderman 1 blew all of the toby maguire movies out of the park but This is easily the best Spider Man movie everQuote:
Originally Posted by Mark325
Amazing Spiderman 1 was very good, just better then the first and definitely better then the 3rd maguire movies, but didn't touch the 2nd for me. Tom Holland is the best spiderman of the 3 for me and i think keaton has been one of the best villains in all of themQuote:
Originally Posted by StannyCFCJET
Holy moly how many dang Spider-Man movies are there?
Quiet a few actually but since 2002 there has been 6.Quote:
Originally Posted by plague
Spider-Man 1-3 (Sam Rami/Toby Maguire)
Amazing Spider-Man 1&2 (Marc Webb/Andrew Garfield)
Spider-Man Homecoming (MCU John Watts/Tom Holland)
Last night I watched Zootopia. Wonderful movie that has something for everyone. I could not stop laughing at the part where they go to the DMV /Motor registry.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eIkgSJcRlF4
It's a good movie.
Anyone seen Dunkirk??? I thought it was really good but makes me glad I wasnt alive back then
I saw it yesterday and I reckon it's gonna be a very overrated movie, don't see the appeal in it at allQuote:
Originally Posted by StannyCFCJET
Heaps of new trailers coming out of comic con.
New Thor looks kind of lame.
Justice League looks lamer.
I have no idea what Ready Player One is about.
Lego Ninjago movie is going to be funnier and more original that anything else on show.
Been watching a few movies.
May be mildly spoilery.....
Logan: Boring. It was obvious from the start where it was going to end up and they tried to pass it off as some sort of 'final' chapter but it was nothing of the sort and opened it up to carry on with more and more sequels as long as they can get Daniel Craigs agent to rep Hugh Jackman.
I hate every X-men movie but have seen them all many times and always watch when flicking past. I guess im hoping they have fixed them from the last time i watched, but alas they are the same drivel.
Lego Batman Movie: tried way too hard. Batman was great in the Lego movie but it dragged on way too much where he was the focus. The Lego movie was outstanding and very sharp. I was disappointed with Batmans spin off. Big hopes on the Ninjago movie out later this year.
Fate of the Furious: *disclaimer*, for some reason i find these movies very entertaining, and completely dumb. But we are now at the stage where someone needs to take the 'literal' keys off Vin Diesel and let someone else have the cool lines and big moments. yes he owns the franchise so it will never happen but The Rock and now Jason Statham were fun in this one, but every time things got going we'd cut to old Vin doing some dumb shit to make sure we knew he was the real movie star around here.
Kong Skull Island: Surprisingly good. How many times you can tell the "big monkey' story in a new way is obviously limited. But they just got straight into the action, showed you the monkey and ramped it up from there. Yes its mindless popcorn stuff but its shot really well and had some cool twists. (slight spoiler ahead) Shae Wigham's death scene legit made me laugh as it was totally unexpected. if you dont take life too seriously give it a go.
Agreed Plaguesey.. just watched Kong Skull Island and loved it. I nearly cried when Samuel L said hold onto your butts. Having John C Reilly play that role was i thought pointless and overkill. Agreed re Shae's death, was fantastically outrageous. Loved the twist in the usual story (it reminded me of the recent Godzilla movie where we supported Kong for being our defender, and I rated that. And unlike the recent Godzilla, they actually.showed the monsters and the fighting ffs), loved the array of giant beasts, loved that they didn't force the lady love story too much. Hiddleston's ninja scene in the graveyard was absurd. And yep, how great was how they just got into action. Just enough buildup to warrant it. That was a great watch.
Great movie! And yes that sloth scene was hilarious :rof:Quote:
Originally Posted by The Dunster
Saw it last night, really really like it. (although watching it in german was strange, stupid swiss cinemas) I found it told a really good story and interesting way it done it.Quote:
Originally Posted by StannyCFCJET
I can sort of see where your coming from. The rest of the group i went and watched it where a little under awed as they thought it would be a straight out war movie shooting etc etc, with the little dialoge it makes the viewer to intrepret and understand situations.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark325
The score I thought was brilliant.
Historically it will go down as a great movie, one of a kind.
i found out at my great great grand pappys funeral he was a Dunkirk veteran (the union jack on his casket at the Cathedral piqued my interest).
the old fellas still standing at his wake gave me a good talking to about their service.
sign me up to that group that are glad to be alive now and not back then.
proper hard ****s those blokes.
I watched "Opening Night " on Netflix last night. Basically it's a Musical Rom Com - and pretty funny as well. It only goes for about 85mins so not a bad way to kill some time and have a giggle. It's a lot better than I expected.
oi pv4, you def need to watch this.Quote:
Originally Posted by pv4
Its the honest trailer for Kong Skull Island but the movies director gets in on it.
Its actually pretty funny and makes me like the movie 10 times more now.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=saTFPCuQfvw
Hot tip, there's 2 end credit scenes don't leave after the first.
:rof: loooooooooooool so many agreeable pointsQuote:
Originally Posted by plague
Jeez I hope the people worried about the qty of helicopters aren't GoT fans - try explaining most storylines to them..
ok im bored and there are no good movies anymore.
so, heres something we were talking about the other day.
Pick your best 10 action movies of all time.
Criteria:
Only ONE movie per 'star'. Hence, pick your best Arnie movie etc etc etc.
Must be proper action movies, so be careful with choosing any wack Superhero/Space movies.
There is only one correct #1 and anyone who doesnt put it in will be deemed ineligible and ima come around and take your telly and smash it because you dont deserve it.
My list.
1. Die Hard.
2. Terminator 2.
3. Raiders of the Lost Ark.
4. Point Break.
5. The Dark Knight.
6. Lethal Weapon.
7. The Empire Strikes Back.
8. Fast and the Furious 5.
9. The Raid:Redemption.
10. Rambo: First Blood Part 2.
Also, im allowed to change my list if any of you blokes come up with something better.
1. Full Metal JacketQuote:
Originally Posted by plague
2. The Terminator
3. Raiders of the Lost Ark
4. Empire Strikes Back
5. Mad Max
6. The Matrix
7. Gladiator
8. Kick Ass
9. On her Majesty's Secret Service
10. Jaws
anyone here seeing mother? seems like a weird, really decisive film amongst everyone
You picked close to if not the worst James bond movie IMO.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Dunster
My list in no order
1. Goldfinger
2. Jaws
3. Raiders of the Lost Ark
4. Empire Strikes Back
5. Jurrasic Park
6. The Druken Master
7. The Bourne Identity
8. Terminator 2
9. Die hard
10. Fast Five
1. Die Hard
2. The Fugitive
3. Red
4. Independence Day
5. Deadpool
6. Man on Fire
7. Dark Knight
8. The Matrix
9. True Lies
10. The Accountant
In no rral order. Good question plague
the **** is this?Quote:
Originally Posted by StannyCFCJET
god damnit i knew Dunster was gonna be pulling some black and white silent movie ass shit but this is flat out blasphemy.
How can you blokes be so wrong about this?
youve got two Harrison Ford vehicles there JP. Needs editing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeterpool
My list isnt the correct order just named them as I thought of themQuote:
Originally Posted by plague