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Back on topic:
http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/drag_me_to_hell/?critic=creamcrop
http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/drag_me_to_hell/?critic=creamcrop
Movies to look forward to
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Gaspar Noé's latest film Enter the Void has apparently been shown at Cannes. I wonder how long it will be before it finds distribution elsewhere, particularly the states.. Hopefully not too long, the anticipation is killing me!
Here's a short interview with the man about the film: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgzP_NvvPsM
Here's a short interview with the man about the film: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgzP_NvvPsM
Vampire_Hunter_Bob
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I'm dreading Noe's next movie.
Vampire_Hunter_Bob
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Oburi said:
That's why.
NightCrawler
Aeons gone, vast, mad and deathless
I love his movies, but this one looks like
Possibly some good news on Predators.
"What direction is Predators, 20th Century Fox's latest entry in the Predator franchise, going in? Remake? Sequel? It appears it may be the latter.
Shepherd Robert Rodriguez (Planet Terror), according to a Moviehole tipster is "considering this an official sequel to John McTiernan's film." And because of this, Rodriguez people have reached out to Arnold Schwarzenegger to participate in the film in some capacity. "Like Terminator, they know Schwarzenegger's a vital ingredient of the franchise. Ideally, Arnold will see it that way too. Ball is in his court now," says the site.
Reportedly Schwarzenegger's "Dutch" has been written into the script. The size of his part is unknown."
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"What direction is Predators, 20th Century Fox's latest entry in the Predator franchise, going in? Remake? Sequel? It appears it may be the latter.
Shepherd Robert Rodriguez (Planet Terror), according to a Moviehole tipster is "considering this an official sequel to John McTiernan's film." And because of this, Rodriguez people have reached out to Arnold Schwarzenegger to participate in the film in some capacity. "Like Terminator, they know Schwarzenegger's a vital ingredient of the franchise. Ideally, Arnold will see it that way too. Ball is in his court now," says the site.
Reportedly Schwarzenegger's "Dutch" has been written into the script. The size of his part is unknown."
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I went and saw a midnight showing of The Hangover last night. Pretty funny shit, even with all the barely 18 year-olds around us. However the trailer totally ruined the Mike Tyson portion of the movie, albeit it was a very small portion.
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It's too bad that the AvP movies didn't come about until recently. Seeing Dutch and Ripley taking on swarms of those extra-terrestrial bad guys would have been great.
Looking forward to seeing Lars Von Trier's movie "Antichrist".
Looking forward to seeing Lars Von Trier's movie "Antichrist".
I didn't really know where to put this:
Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans
(a film by Werner Herzog??!??)
Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans
(a film by Werner Herzog??!??)
Th3Branded0ne
I'll be back.
Rhombaad said:
I second that. I took my little sister to watch it and she gave it a thumbs up.
I know it's an unpopular view, but I'm with you Walter.
This time around, despite the 'adult' underpinnings of death of a spouse etc., this one just felt too... baby-ish to me. There were way too many cliches and the whole thing felt sort of rushed or overall not really put together thoughtfully.
For instance, he flies up in his house, the most awaited part of the movie... and then after 1 storm they're at their destination? Really? He flew to South America in one day? Oy. That right there sort of killed the whole 'grand adventure' feeling that I thought they were pushing for.
That said, I didn't think it was a horrible movie, it had it's moments, just it was far from being one of their greats.
This time around, despite the 'adult' underpinnings of death of a spouse etc., this one just felt too... baby-ish to me. There were way too many cliches and the whole thing felt sort of rushed or overall not really put together thoughtfully.
For instance, he flies up in his house, the most awaited part of the movie... and then after 1 storm they're at their destination? Really? He flew to South America in one day? Oy. That right there sort of killed the whole 'grand adventure' feeling that I thought they were pushing for.
That said, I didn't think it was a horrible movie, it had it's moments, just it was far from being one of their greats.
Vampire_Hunter_Bob
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Trailer for, The Road, is up. I'm on the fence with this until I see better clips.
http://www.apple.com/trailers/weinstein/theroad/
http://www.apple.com/trailers/weinstein/theroad/
NightCrawler
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I've seen it before. Disappointing trailer. But i read it was cut by Weinstein, and has almost nothing to do with the movie. All those first apocalyptic shots are not in the movie, and Charlize's role is like 5min long. If that is true (i hope so), then the trailer is really misleading.