The Man From U.N.C.L.E. | August 14, 2015 | Comic-Con Trailer on Page 21!

[BoxOfficeZ]

Just saw it. Liked it a lot. The dialogue in this was great (especially Cavill and Hammer's banter at each other) and was also hilarious at times. Ritchie nailed it in my opinion, pacing was perfect. The cinematography was very stylish as well, you can definitely tell this was directed by Guy Ritchie. Its very balanced between sticking to the material while not being taking itself seriously at the same time. 

 

Good spy movie fun.

 

B+ or A-

Edited August 11, 2015 by BoxOfficeZ

[FilmBuff]

Nm

Edited August 11, 2015 by StarWarsBuff

[FilmBuff]

Ritchie isn't a critics favourite but he makes entertaining movies.

Then again, Kingsman also only got a 58 on MC.

Both Sherlock Holmes and Snatch also are yellow on MC.

Yet loads of shitty mediocre Marvel superheroes are green.

You just need to know how to analyze critical response.

So ignore the critics and base everything on your extremely bias shitty opinion? Sorry, it doesn't work that way!

[AJG]

Looks like it's a fun average movie. Gonna watch it Friday.

[Heat Vision]

Is getting good reviews but Compton is getting better reviews. Both films are nostalgic and should attract older demos as well. A lot of the older people in my job talk about NWA being the shit back in the day and how they use to watch UNCLE every week.

[DAR]

Wasn't Tarantino at some point attached to this?

[kayumanggi]

I really like Ritchie's style. Will see this on Thursday!

Edited August 11, 2015 by kayumanggi

[Hatebox]

Wasn't Tarantino at some point attached to this?

 

It's been in development for ages. Even Cruise was supposedly starring at one point.

[Jay Beezy]

Remember that John Marston is a pessimist

 

Remember Terminator Genisys and the plight of gb0708.

 

Nevertheless, unlike TG, this look like some inoffensive harmless fun that doesn't sully the memory of what it's following or based on.

[BK007]

Remember Terminator Genisys and the plight of gb0708.

Nevertheless, unlike TG, this look like some inoffensive harmless fun that doesn't sully the memory of what it's following or based on.

Why would you compare the two?

What the hell.

Honestly, Genisys never looked good and the franchise has been dead for years.

I've never heard of the show but am interested in seeing it because it looks good.

[BK007]

Remember Terminator Genisys and the plight of gb0708.

Nevertheless, unlike TG, this look like some inoffensive harmless fun that doesn't sully the memory of what it's following or based on.

Why would you compare the two?

What the hell.

Honestly, Genisys never looked good and the franchise has been dead for years.

I've never heard of the show but am interested in seeing it because it looks good.

[Chaz]

I can't wait to do a double feature of this and MI:RN this weekend.

I still want Cavill and Hammer to spit roast me jic yall were wondering

[Jay Beezy]

Why would you compare the two?

What the hell.

Honestly, Genisys never looked good and the franchise has been dead for years.

I've never heard of the show but am interested in seeing it because it looks good.

 

John Marston brought up how irrelevant Twitter so-called reviews are. When Ethan Hunt called him a pessimist, I reminded Ethan of TG getting a lot of positive marks on Twitter before the onslaught of negative legitimate reviews came pouring in.

Edited August 11, 2015 by Jay Daddeezy

[Ethan Hunt]

John Marston brought up how irrelevant Twitter so-called reviews are. When Ethan Hunt called him a pessimist, I reminded Ethan of TG getting a lot of positive marks on Twitter before the onslaught of negative legitimate reviews came pouring in.

Yeah... But positive reactions aren't an indicator that the movie is bad like some would believe... They simply mean nothing

[sambullus]

John Marston brought up how irrelevant Twitter so-called reviews are. When Ethan Hunt called him a pessimist, I reminded Ethan of TG getting a lot of positive marks on Twitter before the onslaught of negative legitimate reviews came pouring in.

yes but the reaction to the Somerset House premiere was amazing..genuine reaction from the public. This never looked like it would be awful.

[Ethan Hunt]

yes but the reaction to the Somerset House premiere was amazing..genuine reaction from the public. This never looked like it would be awful.

Actually this still looks like it will be awful

[TStechnij]

Receptions a little muted, but this might be the only brain dead summer flick I'll see since I've swarm off Marvel and don't keep up with MI.

I wish I hadn't missed the screening last night.

[moviesRus]

Not much buzz around this. May also be hurt by MI exceeding expectations and being a similar type of spy movie.

[shayhiri]

Poor Ethan...

 

And, no, THIS will hurt M:I 118, not the other way around.

 

The black-country music biopic I will not even mention. No one cares for it.

Edited August 11, 2015 by Fantastic Shay

[BK007]

John Marston brought up how irrelevant Twitter so-called reviews are. When Ethan Hunt called him a pessimist, I reminded Ethan of TG getting a lot of positive marks on Twitter before the onslaught of negative legitimate reviews came pouring in.

 

Fair enough, but I don't think one could call anyone on here an UNCLE fan or even a Ritchie fan.

 

That fellow was seeking out good reviews for Terminator and ran an Arnold fan website, so it is very different circumstances.

 

John Marston is a pessimist though. Everything is so negative I don't even read the posts anymore.