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Batman kinda lacking that imposing appearance aside, looks intriguing enough. Considering the talent involved, i'm sure it's gonna be a solid movie.

Back in the day Burton's Batman was considered dark and gritty. Times change. I'd love to see a Gotham in the vein of Burton's vision of the city, though. In the recent movies it has looked just like any other city. Boring.

It's Batboy, pretending to be Batman, with his cobbled together suit. I guess that's the point, him being on his second year.

Well, that's news... Dunno about huge mistake, it's not like the story revolves around these worms. You gotta do without them in the marketing, though. They make for a nice money shot i'd imagine... I just hope we get to the sequel. It would be a shame otherwise. Also, 300 effects shots for a movie of that type and scale? Doesn't sound like much.

Hearing about how painful it was to edit and score remotely... i hope the movie is not compromised because of that. Otherwise, very inspiring to listen to one of the best directors working today.

For the amount of hype some people are drumming up that looks underwhelming...

Hmm, high praise... It's got some good actors, too. I'll keep it in mind.

I might... one day... i have a huge backlog of things to watch as it is...

I can only hope the music is at least as good as Children of Dune's. I've actually never seen the mini series but own the soundtrack, it's pretty killer. Probably too good for a syfy show lol (even though they have brought us the Battlestar Galactica remake - there are always exceptions, i guess).

I didn't mean bitter about the new movie, i meant bitter about the experience on his Dune.

I mean, i understand that Lynch is bitter about the whole experience, i would have been, too, however, i like to think of myself that i'd be able to put that aside and check out someone else's version. Maybe it's a good movie, you know. Why would you deny yourself that? And ultimately, it's been decades.

David Lynch on Dune... I sense a hint of bitterness lol

Jason Momoa on Dune:

Sure but again, a property like Dune has more breakout potential than something like Blade Runner. That's all i'm saying.

Doesn't make much sense. Why would it do as well as his other movies AT BEST? If you believe it will underperform, fine, but not seeing any way this could do more than his other projects is just ridiculous. For one, his other movies weren't supposed to be "epics", even Blade Runner was at the end of the day a film noir, a detective story. As for the studio not committing to a sequel, they rarely do. Ultimately, it is a risky proposition, it's big budget and unproven. Doesn't mean they have no faith.

What is it with some people already writing off a movie before even seeing one frame of a trailer? The internet is full of smarty-pants...

It's pretty clear what tone they are going for and you figured it out yourself, Pirates of the Caribbean. I actually think it looks kind of decent. I'm usually the "the more serious the better" kind of guy but sometimes a well made film in the vein of Pirates / Mummy / Indy can be a lot of fun as well. There are much too few movies of this kind (action adventure / globetrotting / mystery).

One could certainly argue that. Personally, i love both.

Rob Burnett read a draft of the script, calls it fantastic. Starts at 26:55... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJHEurALEsg EDIT: lol it just got pulled by WB because he read out loud a scene from the draft in the video. Maybe he should have known better...

The Ramos girl wasn't even the lead as i recall. Anyway, can't understand how anyone can prefer that wannabe Sarah Connor and Kyle Reese, i favor the original and especially Mackenzie Davis acted circles around anyone in Genisys. As for the plot, Dark Fate's actually was very straightforward. The solution to all this is the future war movie that Cameron doesn't muster any enthusiasm for, unfortunately.

Still better than Daenerys. At least she wasn't supposed to lead yet.

Ridiculous. While Dark Fate might have been creatively bankrupt, it was a much better made movie than Genisys.

What do you mean by fun? Not every movie needs to ape Marvel. LOTR wasn't marketed as "fun", either.

I remember people saying movies can't open big during December or female superheroes don't make money. We all know how that went for them... And the movies you mentioned looked pretty meh except BR2049 of course but that was a sequel to a flop and more noir cyberpunk than sci-fi epic, so your precedent is pretty lacking and superficial to begin with.

No way of saying this before seeing any trailers and buzz closer to release. We can only say as much as that it's not a surefire hit like, say, some comic book movie.