NightCrawler
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The Way, Way Back
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Movies to look forward to
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NightCrawler said:
A buff Steve Carell?! Looks fun though plus Maya's in it <3
Anchorman 2 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Elczv0ghqw0&feature=player_embedded
The Spectacular Now has a trailer out and I wish I didn't watch it cos it gave away everything, still I'll go check it out. It's by the same guys who wrote 500 Days Of Summer.
The Spectacular Now has a trailer out and I wish I didn't watch it cos it gave away everything, still I'll go check it out. It's by the same guys who wrote 500 Days Of Summer.
NightCrawler
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IncantatioN said:
This will never live up to the original. Underwhelming trailer.
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Oburi said:
Yeah, i loved it.
Anchorman RULES.
You know it's good when ...
Oburi said:
You know it's good when ...
Don't know about you guys but I thought Hansel & Gretel was pretty decent or fun to be exact. This trailer kinda reminds me of that ... Seventh Son has a decent cast (Julianne Moore, Jeff Bridges), story looks predictable but if it's fleshed out well, who knows ... could be fun. The trailer gives out a lot but you can stop mid-way ... http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=XQt6lYJHIOA
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Aazealh said:
What's so different from any generic fantasy movie trailer?
NightCrawler said:
Cool action in what looks to be a decent albeit predictable story. Just that. It's not about being unique or innovative.
What other recent fantasy movie matches it?
Johnstantine said:
That may have played a role in getting me enthusiastic as well.
Johnstantine
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Aazealh said:
Also, it has Jeff Bridges.
Fingers crossed guys!
Here's another one that came out hours ago - Out Of The Furnace - same director who did Crazy Heart (with all the Bridges talk haha, coincidence) starring Bale, Casey Afflect, Woody Harrelson, Zoe Saldana, Dafoe, Whitaker, Sam Shepard ... looks like Fight Club with ambiance and possibly Oscar written over it. Trailer's too long and gives away too much - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gw0qH34cbRE
Here's another one that came out hours ago - Out Of The Furnace - same director who did Crazy Heart (with all the Bridges talk haha, coincidence) starring Bale, Casey Afflect, Woody Harrelson, Zoe Saldana, Dafoe, Whitaker, Sam Shepard ... looks like Fight Club with ambiance and possibly Oscar written over it. Trailer's too long and gives away too much - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gw0qH34cbRE
Johnstantine
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IncantatioN said:
That looks really good. Too bad they give so much away. Sort of like Elysium =(
I saw yesterday Pacific Rim (IMAX 3D) and it was phenomenal. I had insane expectations for this movie since i really dig robotto anime, mechanical design before being a cinevore.
And i was completely blown away. Even with some minor issues, this is a passionate and entertaining love letter to kaiju and robotto anime genre which contains comprehensive interpretations and personal, modern view on the iconic and essential elements of those genres.
Before anything, entertaining from start to finish.
Personally, i really enjoyed the depth of field, all the details, attention to details, the cleverness of the 3D effect. I never enjoy as much a film in this format.
There's strong sense of scale, love, care and knowledge in this project. Many influences like Tetsujin 28, Patlabor, (the EVA comparison is completly irrelevant), the Hokusai's wave, Goya's painting, Lovecraft and more. Kurosawa is my favrite director and the rain, the water have a symbolic and essential role in every of his features. I was really please to see how thoses elements were set during PacRim. Also, the ending credit is one of the most slick and beautiful i have seen in years.
Unfortunatly i don't have time to elaborate too much but i encourage you guys to go see this.
And i was completely blown away. Even with some minor issues, this is a passionate and entertaining love letter to kaiju and robotto anime genre which contains comprehensive interpretations and personal, modern view on the iconic and essential elements of those genres.
Before anything, entertaining from start to finish.
Personally, i really enjoyed the depth of field, all the details, attention to details, the cleverness of the 3D effect. I never enjoy as much a film in this format.
There's strong sense of scale, love, care and knowledge in this project. Many influences like Tetsujin 28, Patlabor, (the EVA comparison is completly irrelevant), the Hokusai's wave, Goya's painting, Lovecraft and more. Kurosawa is my favrite director and the rain, the water have a symbolic and essential role in every of his features. I was really please to see how thoses elements were set during PacRim. Also, the ending credit is one of the most slick and beautiful i have seen in years.
Unfortunatly i don't have time to elaborate too much but i encourage you guys to go see this.
Deci
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Griffith said:
That picture is pretty cool. As much as I'd love for X-Men to be, well honestly anywhere but FOX, but ideally back with Marvel, I have to admit I'm looking forward to the Sentinels... finally!
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This is more a Movie to ???, but the Man of Steel sequel is going to be Superman vs. Batman, apparently.
Griffith
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Walter said:I'm optimistic. First Class was fun, and Days of Future Past was one of my favorite stories from childhood. Nostalgia alone will carry me through!
Agreed, though it's a double-edged sword. I'm not expecting greatness or anything, but I am expecting quality consistent with the other Singer produced movies.
Deci said:
If you like that, you're gonna love this:
Deci said:
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Copy/paste that link for the full gamut of fan reactions. Naturally, I'm in the latter category. =)
I'm almost scared to see Snyder's vision of Batman, though if he can pull off something like this...
...we might have something, actually. At least visually.
Count me in too, this looks a lot better than Keanu's Man of Tai Chi.