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Charlie Day is returning as Newt Geiszler, and Burn Gorman is returning as Hermann Gottlieb.
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32 minutes ago, Jessie said:
Im talking about the 2014 version
Besides going by the trailer Kong is larger than the villain in the 2014 version too, so i dont see the big deal? Godzilla is real slow
Kong is 100 feet tall in this film. In Godzilla, the smaller male MUTO was--according to various sources--anywhere from 60-91 meters tall (or 200-300 feet). So no, Kong isn't big enough to fight Godzilla.
But that's why Kong: Skull Island takes place in the 1970's, and why Godzilla took place in 2014. It was made known from a NYCC promotional item that
this iteration of King Kong is an adolescent. He has 40+ years to grow.
Everything else, though I agree with. Kong has a speed advantage, whereas Godzilla lumbered when on land. Not to mention, Kong appears to be more acrobatic than the latter. It should be an entertaining fight.
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Advertisement in New York Times Square.
Also, it's getting a press screening in South Korea.
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Kellvin Chavez, founder of Latino Review says that viewers should stick around for a post-credits scene. It's nice to see that Vogt-Roberts and co. aren't going to leave people hanging after the credits roll like with Godzilla.
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This was the most talked about film last week. Super Bowl probably helped.
http://variety.com/2017/film/news/scarlett-johansson-ghost-in-the-shell-social-media-1201986890/
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John Wick: Chapter 2
February 10th, 2017, 12:15 PM, 30% full
Park Place Stadium Cinemas | Charleston, WVWeird trailer allotment yesterday...
Trailers:
The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature - Some laughter.
The Zookeeper's Wife - No reactions.
The Great Wall - No reactions.
Dunkirk - No reactions.
Kong: Skull Island - Good reactions and laughter to John C. Reilly's character. Positive reaction to Kong beating his chest, some imitations from the crowd (myself included).Overall, I think people enjoyed the movie. A few made remarks about how they hoped there would be another one.
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4 hours ago, Cookson said:
I don't think that character will last 30 min.
John C. Reilly is more than likely going to live. If he's the film's comic relief character, then it wouldn't make any sense to kill him off so soon.
It's more likely that
Goodman's character Randa will be offed since what dialogue we've heard from him in the trailers and TV spots is very sparse.
Also, if it counts for anything I saw John Wick: Chapter 2 yesterday at noon. People seemed to respond well to the trailer. Many of them found Reilly's dialogue to be humorous. He's in it for the GA.
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This movie kicked serious ass. It's better than its predecessor. I want to see it again. Summit Entertainment has a franchise on its hands.
If you haven't already done so, go see it! It completely makes up for the shit fest I watched last week (Rings).
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5 hours ago, Mockingjay Raphael said:
I have no idea who the hell is David Gordon Green.
All I know about him is that he directed Pineapple Express. I think it's interesting that a director and writer known for creating comedies were chosen to work on a horror property as prestigious as Halloween. But then again, Jordan Vogt-Roberts was known for his comedy stuff and he directed Kong: Skull Island. Who knows what John Carpenter saw in them? I guess we'll have to wait and see what's in store.
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Shaw has a bad track record. I'm not taking his prediction seriously.
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Pretty big plans.
But first, Paramount needs to actually fucking make something. Not delay it. Not shift release dates. Not cancel it because a supposedly "similar" title flopped. Then they can plan their kids shows...
Besides, 2018 is going to be crowded. People think March of 2017 looks bonkers? Summer of 2018 looks like a war zone.
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Joe Manganiello (True Blood) and Marley Shelton are in talks to star in Rampage. Can't give my thoughts on it because I've never seen an episode of True Blood. I'm also not very familiar with Shelton's work. But I think I know what roles they are going to portray...
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We finally have our first look at the Jaegers in Pacific Rim: Uprising. Gipsy Danger gets a revamp as well.
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The toys for this film were marked down at my nearest Walmart.
But then again, I live in a poverty-ridden area any way. It probably means nothing.
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The movie's been finished since December, at least.
But wow....even though they have had a lot of stinkers on their hands, Legendary isn't known for pushing out utter crap like that. It looks like something from a Syfy original motion picture.
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Kong: Skull Island has an official release date in China: March 24th, one day before its Japanese release date. Right now it has that date all to itself, with Beauty and the Beast taking the March 17th spot.
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On 2/4/2017 at 6:28 PM, Fullbuster said:
I can understand, I've learned it was really depressed economically speaking...
It has always been that way. It's just gotten worse.
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I was worried that this would be an other Verbinski flub. Unfortunately, it sounds just like a Verbinski flub...
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It's amazing what set design can do. It looks reminiscent of the bay area in Tokyo, even though we know it isn't.
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40 minutes ago, Lavochkin said:
Possible game spot incoming?
https://twitter.com/kongskullisland/status/828377672451383301
Maybe not, they could just be making a reference to Kong and the movie in general.
Warner Bros. didn't purchase any ad time for Super Bowl LI. They haven't done it in years for some reason.
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2 hours ago, JennaJ said:
^^ The problem with fake news is that it's much easier to dupe people than it is to convince them they've been duped.
Once a person makes a rush judgement and buys into something, it would take a lot to change their minds, even if the initial judgement was based on disproven data.
I saw people who read this report and still argued the dog was tossed in the water, even though THAT WAS NEVER SHOWN.
It's really frustrating, especially now when there's so much false information floating around.
What's sad is that I've seen people call the American Humane Association liars.
It's like they can't accept that they made an incorrect assumption. It takes a special kind of pigheaded person to refuse to admit they were wrong, even when all evidence is put in front of them...
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Hopefully TMZ ends up like Gawker. Deliberately creating a news story that damages a production's reputation should make them vulnerable to a hefty lawsuit.
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Bumped this thread because I came across this news:
‘Five Nights At Freddy’s’ Movie Release Is Back At Square One, Says Scott Cawthon
QuoteFive Nights At Freddy’s movie news was teased in September, and franchise creator Scott Cawthon has just revealed the project is “back at square one” after many months of planning. A recent Steam Community post details the film’s issues.
“The reality is that last year the FNaF movie was met with several delays and roadblocks,” he said, “some involving problems within the movie industry as a whole.” He further confirms that “as of right now, the movie is back at square one.”It sounds like Five Nights at Freddy's is going the way of the film adaptation for The Last of Us. It's going through development troubles. They're re-writing the script. I personally don't think this movie's going to end up being made. If it ends up getting released, it will be too late because Five Nights at Freddy's had its popularity peak almost two years ago.
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West Virginia (United States).
I've lived in this area my entire life, and I'm thinking of moving west. This place is becoming more depressing as the years go by.
The Great Wall | February 17, 2017 | Releasing in China in December
in Box Office Discussion
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SJW's and general trolls are using #ThankYouMattDamon to poke fun at Matt Damon's "white savior" character. It's currently trending on Twitter.
http://www.weareresonate.com/2017/02/twitter-trolls-matt-damon-thankyoumattdamon-great-wall-release/