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No hype. Who knows maybe RT will save the movie?

So far this has one good review on RT from a spanish website.

It's a kid's movie!

I thought Will Caster was going to go evil and all but not once in the entirety of the movie does he do anything approaching something that justifies taking him down. I mean, sure, injecting himself into people he's healing is a little creepy but after the first guy they all volunteer and like they aren't doing anything nefarious. There's literally no reason for any of them to oppose him and the movie fails to give anyone a reason to doubt him out of "'just cause". So basically the movie is about humanity taking down a good computer. I guess the theme was supposed to be humanity's relationship with machines or how we fear the unknown but....nothing really interesting came out of this. Finally the movie decided to tell us the end in the beginning which sort of means there's no tension whatsoever, no way to anticipate what might happen, and therefore the stakes are flatlined. We know the outcome. Sure, movies are about the journey and not the destination but part of the journey is often going along. The fun of the journey is usually gone when you start and end in the same place: the destination. Hopefully Wally Pfister gets to make more movies though. I think that the cinematography was top-notch, there was good acting, and a lot of sequences had good editing. D+

I think you proved my point? Nobody is miffed they couldn't review Huntsman even after like a whole day of it being out.

Outback. so set in Australia?

In the BDSM culture?

There's so much hype and demand for the Huntsman that it took us until Friday evening/night before opening a review thread and no said anything.

For Spotlight? Yes. But take Mad Max: Fury Road. That's a movie with ample synergy opportunities.

I'd totally buy a Spotlight coffee mug, though. Would look classy.

Adults don't have the same time as teenage boys to seek out the goods. The goods thus need to have a strong, expensive marketing campaign to reach adults. Since teenagers are an easier sell...

I can't decide if I should watch Huntsman or not.

I never said he looked like Brad Pitt. Just that he's been getting younger looking.

So you've never seen Casablanca? Wow you are missing out. (Citizen Kane is good too but I enjoy Casablanca more).

I actually always thought Tele was kinda like a Benjamin Button figure.

Tele is so old he was there when the Lumiere brothers wowed the world with showings of Arrival of a Train at La Ciotat. Ever since then, he's been trying to recapture that experience.

What? It's illegal to be gay in the UAE. Heck, technically, the death penalty is on the table if you engage in gay acts!

As long as your not gay, you should be fine.

Yeah...but...but....Leia being Luke's twin sister was shoehorned in! ... Okay I get your point.

Sure but I think you forget that Lucas saw each film as its own serial. That's how he structured the stories: I think he didn't interwove the stories on purpose, not because he couldn't do it.

To be fair those were adaptations.