Jake Gittes

Fuck it, TalismanRing. Let's go bowling.

I thought he did since he joined back in May. Wiki says "It is unknown how his death will affect the production of the film" though.

RIP. Hope the Tarantino movie gave him a good sendoff.

I don't think the thread title emphasizes Nicholas Hoult enough.

Why what? I'm curious if it'll be over or under. Can't see good legs on this.

Multiplier O/U the first Annabelle?

Watched the first Equalizer. Gotta be one of the worst offenders among silly action movies that are much longer than they have any right to be. Never ceases to amaze me, these big studio genre movies that are supposedly out to entertain but waste their time on all sorts of dull bullshit in the process.

1. My Winnipeg 2. Speed Racer 3. Burn After Reading 4. WALL-E 5. In Bruges 6. Chop Shop 7. Let the Right One In 8. The Dark Knight 9. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button 10. The Secret of the Grain 11. [REC] 12. Man on Wire 13. Iron Man 14. Gran Torino 15. Shotgun Stories 16. Eden Lake 17. The Wrestler 18. Hunger 19. Forgetting Sarah Marshall 20. Cloverfield 21. Bolt 22. Tropic Thunder 23. Kung Fu Panda 24. Changeling 25. Elite Squad

There's been a lot of solid trolling in this thread but that choice for the Leia scene is a bridge too far

I rewatched Butch Cassidy a couple weeks ago and it's meh. The Sting blows it out of the water.

That strikes me as actually good tbh. Better him than another showy biopic performance that no one would remember a year later. Same reason I'm rooting for Ethan Hawke to get in for First Reformed this year even though I still haven't even seen it lol.

Didn't like The Childhood of a Leader and this sounds like it carries over that movie's pretension but at least with more to chew on. Looking forward to the Scott Walker score, if nothing else.

It's hilarious how much more boring The Favourite makes this look with every new piece of promotion.

It is. 1 Incredibles 2 BV $602,579,381 4,410 $182,687,905 4,410 6/15 - 2 Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom Uni. $415,210,470 4,485 $148,024,610 4,475 6/22 - 3 Deadpool 2 Fox $318,454,369 4,349 $125,507,153 4,349 5/18 - 4 Ant-Man and the Wasp BV $213,977,857 4,206 $75,812,205 4,206 7/6 - 5 Solo: A Star Wars Story BV $213,706,487 4,381 $84,420,489 4,381 5/25 - 6 Mission: Impossible - Fallout Par. $206,661,700 4,395 $61,236,534 4,386 7/27 - 7 Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation Sony $162,844,423 4,267 $44,076,225 4,267 7/13 - 8 Ocean's 8 WB $139,211,301 4,145 $41,607,378 4,145 6/8 - 9 The Meg WB $123,802,883 4,118 $45,402,195 4,118 8/10 - 10 Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again Uni. $118,120,770 3,514 $34,952,180 3,317 7/20 - 11 Crazy Rich Asians WB $117,303,610 3,865 $26,510,140 3,384 8/15 - 12 The Equalizer 2 Sony $100,748,027 3,388 $36,011,640 3,388 7/20 - 13 Disney's Christopher Robin BV $87,609,495 3,602 $24,585,139 3,602 8/3 - 14 The First Purge Uni. $69,069,105 3,038 $17,374,280 3,031 7/4 - Add Avengers at the top and this is the top 15.

Stone's snort in the end is fucking killing me.

Love it.

Was?

fuck this game tbh

You really put me in my place. See you a week from now.

2001 in IMAX It's been said many times and now I know that it's been said because it's true, this is just on a whole different level when seen on the big screen. The first time I watched it at home I fell asleep, the second time I thought it was OK with a couple of amazing moments, this time I was sitting there crying tears of joy before 30 minutes had passed.

Good stuff

Bautista is a legit good actor. Besides his great comic timing as Drax, he turned in an impactful performance in Blade Runner 2049 with three minutes of screentime. He'll be fine.

That doesn't make the film historically inaccurate.

By "leave out" and your comments about historical accuracy you make it sound like the movie pretends the flag planting never happened, which it doesn't. It's there, but left offscreen. You can still feast your eyes on the flag afterwards.

It doesn't leave it out. It just doesn't show it.