Film The Movies I want to see thread
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) is joined by CEO Duncan Drasdo and Financial Director Andy Green from the Manchester United Supporters Trust for a special episode on all things behind the scenes at Old Trafford including a brief history of MUST and their aims today, views on INEOS and Sir Jim Ratcliffe so far, and the Old Trafford regeneration.
Starring Aubrey Plaza in the laziest cash grab since Nicholas Cage's last film.
There are no words.
I absolutely love these movies.
This is getting brilliant reviews and Jack O' Connell is a star in the making. Looks like he's making impeccable career choices too.
As do I
This looks great
I hope the bit where they teach it how to be cool doesn't make it into the movie.
And the award for the most pretentious and least pretentious trailers of the year go to...
Also during the whirlwhind of the Star Wars & Jurassic Park trailers, a couple of interesting ones slipped through the net.
Peter Pan prequel with Hugh Jackman on ham duty.
Directoral debut of Alex "The Beach/Sunshine/28 Days" Garland.
Also during the whirlwhind of the Star Wars & Jurassic Park trailers, a couple of interesting ones slipped through the net.
Peter Pan prequel with Hugh Jackman on ham duty.
Directoral debut of Alex "The Beach/Sunshine/28 Days" Garland.
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Is it just me or does the first one come across as a poor rip off of Tree of Life?
The second one could be stupidly amusing. Also, it's established the werewolf has sex, they were very insistent on that point.
Yeah WolfCop has potential. Low potential, but still. You know they'll over do it though. I don't even want to watch the trailer for The Color Of Time again, let alone the film. Even the title is annoying.
Ex Machina looks like he could be good. I like Garland, though his stuff tends to go barmy at the end.
Ex Machina looks like he could be good. I like Garland, though his stuff tends to go barmy at the end.
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Wait, you're telling me you didn't enjoy Franco monologuing nonsense for 2 minutes?
The Pan trailer didn't really make me excited for the film, but the music in it was awesome.
New trailer for Mad Max.
Looks absolutely nuts!
Looks absolutely nuts!
Don't really like the look of it, seems too hectic.
That's kinda the point of the film. You seen the original? If so, what did you think of it?
Seen the original years ago, loved it. Might like this one too but the trailer doesn't impress me.
Looks like it could indeed be pretty special.
The Gambler looks interesting.
For older movies, great take on Boogie Nights courtesy of Grantland.
Livin' Thing: An Oral History on 'Boogie Nights'
For older movies, great take on Boogie Nights courtesy of Grantland.
Livin' Thing: An Oral History on 'Boogie Nights'
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When analysing these movies as a proper critic, they are shocking. If however; you enjoy cars, women, racing it's hard to admit you don't enjoy these.
Where can I watch this?
Another comedy about neurotic white people from Noah Baumbach, who as far as I can tell, hasn't made a bad film (although I haven't seen Margot at the Wedding). Looks delightful!
The BFI released the best available home video release a couple of years ago on dvd. It's the UK theatrical cut, meaning it omits the 'rape of christ' scene (elements of which are in the trailer) and parts of the scene with Vanessa Redgrave and her bone. The director's cut has been screened at the BFI southbank. There are various shoddy bootlegs that include some of the missing footage but personally I would just go with the BFI release.
Malick's back in the game.
Looks like Malick.
Malick + Bale = I'm in.
An impressively bad title.
To The Wonder was a pretty shit title too. I don't think he's used to not having 15 years to gestate over a film so he's firing out the first phrase that comes to mind, and slapping it on the poster.
I like the look of this.
http://www.upcominghorrormovies.com/movie/it
The film will reportedly be split into two full length features, the first telling the story as kids, while the second follows the same kids as adults.
The film will reportedly be split into two full length features, the first telling the story as kids, while the second follows the same kids as adults.
Isn't there already a movie of that book?