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43 minutes ago, BOOYAH SUCKAS said:
Id really love to see a dinosaur movie about a giant game reserve. Billionaires come to hunt T-Rexes, Spinosauruses, Allosauruses, etc. it wouldn't really fit into the Jurassic park universe totally but that might make for a great movie. Or even a Turok movie where he's on a whole planet full of dinosaurs.
Suggest you watch The Lost World then
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2 hours ago, MovieMan89 said:
TASM2 and TDKR increased. Wolverine pretty much severed all ties to Origins, so I’d hesitate to call it a sequel. You’re right, I did forget about Kick-ass 2 (but who the hell hasnt?).
yeah I edited after realizing you were talking about OW
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21 minutes ago, MovieMan89 said:
115-120 isn't a trainwreck for DP2, but it's certainly not good under any circumstance. If you don't understand why then consider that the only superhero sequels this decade to decrease from their predecessor on OW are Age of Ultron, Apocalypse, and Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance. In AoU's case that's because it was following up the all time OW record. It either had to break the OW record or decrease, so it's not exactly a good comparison. So that simply leaves DP2 in the company of Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance and
someone forgot about ASM2, The Wolverine, Kick Ass and TDKR
Edit : and this drunk guy just realized we are talking about OW... disregard ASM2 and TDKR!!!
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Saw it yesterday and will definitely see it again this weekend. Too much stuff that I missed and need to view again. Very good sequel and I may have liked it more than the original.
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5 hours ago, baumer said:
And when all the X-force dies.....oh my God that was brilliant.
Deadpool channeling his inner McGrubber. Fun scene, but definitely McGrubberish
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23 minutes ago, aabattery said:
Barring some apocalyptic event, this will be the 100th Fox film to pass 100M domestic.
Also the MCU now has more films over 300M domestic than any of the big six studios except Disney itself, which has 25 over that mark. Second place is WB with 11 while the MCU has 12.
Crazy to think there are basically 8 Iron Man movies over 300M DOM.
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5 minutes ago, WrathOfHan said:
Pause the trailer at 32 seconds. Any complaints of "hetero washing" are null and void.
Pretty sure Queen was 75% hetero anyway
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that traile rmade me want to rewatch the Bohemian rhapsody documentary. Awesome
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2 hours ago, IronJimbo said:
actually this isn't even funny... imagine a poor soul who actually dies while waiting to visit Pandora one last time
factually...many Avatar fans died since the movie came out.
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1 minute ago, IronJimbo said:
I'm not sure if I could survive another push back
This is what happens when you release a sequel 11 years after the first movie, people die.
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I have a feeling the date will be pushed back. We are not ready for this sequel.
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19 hours ago, StevenG said:
The only success Snyder should be credited for in regard to Wonder Woman is that, while everyone dismissed Gal Gadot as a "skinny underwear model who has zero personality," he saw something in her that he believed in.
After watching her fantastic performance in the film and all the raves she got, you can tell that Snyder's instincts about casting are spot on.
His entire career as a filmmaker tells me that as a storyteller, he ain't shit.
So i take it you don't know Wonder Woman was written by Snyder?
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On 3/12/2018 at 7:23 PM, dudalb said:
Only thing Snyder is getting in the DCU is a "Courtesy" producer title. His take on the DCU has been tried, and has failed.
The less involment he has the better.
Behind the camera, true. As a storyteller, Snyder got a pretty big success with WW
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1 hour ago, DMan7 said:
Most likely. Why?
I see he is credited as a producer on the sequel, but not a as writer so far. Would love to see him involved on WW again.
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Is Zack Snyder involved in this script?
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On 2018-03-10 at 3:29 PM, StevenG said:
There is no such thing as "perfectly bilingual" because there is no such thing as a "perfect" way of talking or communicating.
This is one thing that is really hard to grasp for most speakers of so-called Standard American English, but speaking English with a non-American/non-English accent is not inherently bad (or good).
Obviously, perception of what is a good or bad accent is not objective. Being a French Canadian living and working in the US, I have several colleagues from corporate visiting the local offices and it is often cringy to hear them talk with their broken English, backwards sentence structure, using the wrong words and straight up inventing words. While I do appreciate them for their effort at what is their second language, that doesn't mean constructive criticism is off limits. As far as Gal Gadot is concerned, I usually find that she can deliver lines in a convincing manner about 95% of the time.
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I rewatched Thor Ragnarok and Justice League this past week. Some updated thoughts on both:
Thor Ragnarok:
- Still my favorite CBM of 2017. Pacing is excellent, movie doesn't take itself too seriously, almost every joke lands, campy villains are great, Cate as Hela is awesome, Hulk moments are good, Bruce Banner moments are great (which is the first time I've preferred Banner to Hulk since 2003), Loki is finally portrayed in a way that anyone can relate to. He's the trickster, a semi villain and a would be hero. Action scenes are top notch. Top 3 MCU for me overall.
Justice League:
- Boy oh boy.. In the MCU/DCEU/XMen war, I've always preferred X-Men, then DCEU, then MCU characters. As far as movies are concerned, I've had more fun watching MCU movies, but I've found that the DCEU had the most remarkable moments (Papa Kent's death in MOS, Batman fighting Superman in BvS up until "Martha!!!", Wonder Woman as a whole and Steppenwolf fighting - no close up - no talking).
- Things I loved about JL : The smoothness of the fights with Steppenwolf (the way his axe lights up the screen), most of the Flash jokes/quips, Batman/Bruce Wayne, the soundtrack, any wonder woman fighting scenes, Cyborg was fine but needed more emotion, the Superman vs JL fight (aside from close up shots of Superman's face...ugh).
- Things I hate about JL : Happy Superman - I much prefer the realistic and gloomy Superman, Steppenwolf's face and speeches, Wonder Woman calling out "Kal-El no!!!" (Gal Gadot is fine, but they should fine tune some of her lines - not her fault technically that she is not perfectly bilingual) , the Russian family side story, obviously hate the CGI no mustache Superman (no close up shots next time please)
Hopefully for me, this is not the last Snyder movie for DCEU, but I'm more worried about WB's management of the DCEU schedule than who will direct what at this point. All these rumors of non DCEU spinoffs (Joker, Batman...) are leaving me desensitized to the global story they want to tell.
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Not a big fan of Narnia type movies with religious undertones. I'm definitely out of the target audience on this one.
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13 minutes ago, slambros said:
I personally don't believe that the films are hateful...
They are not hateful, just intellectually lazy, like the concepts they are trying to promote.
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Why are all these christians Direct-To-DVD movies being released in theaters?
Hopefully this can gross less than Samson. Sub 5M$ DOM incoming
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47 minutes ago, Lordmandeep said:
These guys have redeeming arcs though
You are pretty forgiving with Vader. The guy killed thousands if not millions of innocent people, including children and he gets redeemed when his son doesn't finish the job to kill him...
that's like saying Hitler was not bad because just before he died, he saved a puppy from drowning.
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1 hour ago, aabattery said:
Insulting the franchises, more or less (although ideally people would make an effort to be at least a little bit civil about it) but insulting each other as individuals is a no-go.
I always found AA batteries to be really useless. I prefer 9V batteries because they save lives when properly placed in smoke detectors.
fight me BRAH!
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I still don't understand the (online) hate for Avatar though. Granted the story is not original, except original stories are very rare. Most movies are a variation on a previously seen theme.
Avatar may not be original, but the story is told perfectly. The pacing is perfect. Every characters motivations are defined, complex and don't feel forced (from the Ex Army leader with clear rules of engagement, to the CEO trying to please the shareholders, to the native girl torn apart from her love of her people and Jake, to the assistant losing his avatar role to Jake but accepting this and moving on...).
The visuals are stunning even nearly 10 years later. The only thing I hate about Avatar is the delayed sequels. Get to work James, you lazy filmmaker.
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I can't wait for Avatar to be a franchise
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As someone who knows what dubstep is, but don't know any "songs", the joke worked perfectly.