@PaulTassi To my own shock I actually really liked it. The opening few minutes were rough, and there was a reveal early on I thought was incredibly stupid, but the movie really got me back in to it afterwards and built to a really interesting ending. Lots of scenes im dying to revisit
My theory is actually that they just shot this stuff specifically for trailers and teasers because this is like. One of the least trailer-friendly films I have ever seen in my entire life.
The seasonal story was goated AND it ended off Witch Queen with what I think is one of the best Destiny cutscenes. Tied with arrivals as my favorite season.
We don’t need more heated seats, extra food options, and other useless gimmicks.
We do need an expansion of larger screen formats (like IMAX) and chains that rigidly enforce patron etiquette policies, like a zero tolerance for cell phone usage, talking, etc.
@alejandroxpadi I started a job in sales this week and (besides getting paid) I’m hoping my biggest change is finally getting the AMC employees to give me old posters and marketing materials
in all my movie going years, i've never heard an entire theater groan in pain like mine did when she stretched her arms out for him to pick her up that's how i know this shit was gas and the nerds and haters are wrong
Idea for Netflix…
My girls (aged 5 & 7) wanted to watch Legally Blonde recently, so we watched it even though it’s rated 12. There’s only a bit of swearing and one or two scenes that aren’t really suitable for them.
We ended up fast-forwarding through one scene and basically hoping they didn’t pick up on the bad language.
It got me thinking - how useful would it be if Netflix had an option to automatically bleep/mute bad language and skip or mute certain scenes?
I’d happily watch a slightly “cleaned up” version of a film with them rather than having to avoid it altogether.
There are so many great films rated 12 or 15 that are only unsuitable because of some swearing and the odd dodgy scene. Seems a shame to have to wait years to watch them.
Surely this would be technically possible? It would be a genuinely useful feature for families. cc @netflix
No disrespect but I’m gonna be really upset if he’s Barry Allen. Barry is a bit of a dork but he also takes no shit as the flash so I just can’t imagine Lillard nailing an older, more grizzled Flash
Matthew Lillard in Man of Tomorrow Will have a Biracial Family.
He will share scenes with Jimmy Olsen, Kat Grant and Perry White.
(Via @AtlantaDCFans )
still truly genuinely don't understand why AMC has four (4) different ads for themselves before the movie.
- we love movies
- laser/IMAX/Dolby
- coke & AMC
- Nicole Kidman
do we need them all every time please
Tom Holland says ‘SPIDER-MAN: BRAND NEW DAY’ was inspired by ‘THE LEGO BATMAN MOVIE’.
“When they think ‘Batman must be going home and having parties with all his friends and dating supermodels' and then it cuts to him in his house alone.
I remember sending that to Destin being like 'we should do something like this.'”
(Source: https://t.co/rR30sXPMux)