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They'll remember him again once he inevitably gives it a bad review.

Someone didn't proofread that article properly:

I think that was the version I saw.

I didn't hate The Counselor, but I found it too bleak to really give a shit about it. I'm pretty sure it got fucked by the studio, so maybe if a proper Director's Cut comes out, I'll like it more.

Saw The Last Duel last night and, while it is brutal as hell, it should've been a 16.

Booked my ticket a few days ago for Saturday evening (I'm within walking distance of 4 cinemas, but annoyingly only 2 of them are offering showings before 8pm - my screening's for 5.30).

I'm getting real horror/thriller vibes from those posters, and I am all for it.

I want it to be The Batman, but it would be so fucking hilarious if it turned out he's talking about the next Jurassic World.

Seconded. I mean, I love superhero films and blockbuster-y films as much as the next person, but that doesn't mean they're the only thing I want to see in theatres. There should be room for films like this, otherwise things'll turn out boring.

I'm hoping they spent a certain amount of time working on the film during the hiatus.

Didn't know that. Honestly, I think he could've been good at it.

In fairness, this is Ridley Scott we're talking about. For all we know there'll be a 190-minute version released in the future.

Mangold and the Butterworth brothers will be enough, don't worry.

Still a better explanation than the codename theory.

That would make him the first person to have directed for both James Bond and Doctor Who, funny enough.