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Yeah. And when Harrison Ford (rarely) talked about Star Wars, he usually said Han Solo should've died in the original trilogy already, probably already in Empire. He considered the character's arc essentially done with the end of the original Star Wars. Pretty likely, killing Han was a clause...

Pretty sure they'll pull the plug on all of them, now that Disney's launching their own streaming thing to compete with Netflix. LC and IF just weren't far into production and presumably not the top performers. Still doubt Daredevil, Punisher, etc.. will go far beyond what's been announced...

Could be worse. Still, after the money IT made, reviving (no pun intended) all the ol' Stephen King stuff is gonna be popular for a few years, I suppose.

Kinda jumped the shark.

Title: Vice (2018) Genre: Drama, History Director: Adam McKay Cast: Christian Bale, Amy Adams, Sam Rockwell, Steve Carell, Don McManus, Alison Pill, Tyler Perry, Kirk Bovill, LisaGay Hamilton, Bill Pullman, Lily Rabe, Stefania LaVie Owen, Shea Whigham, Adam Bartley, Fay Masterson...

Not drama, just curiosity why nobody cared about it in other superhero movies Be consistent.

Comic book films peaked with Iron Man 3. It's been going down for a while.

Trailer looks decent, but pretty bad at communicating what the hell is going on. Maybe a later trailer does it better. Marvel's usually done stellar in having trailers that get the basic idea and characters across to a general audience, whether it's the first GotG, Dr. Strange or whatever...

well, there's no real plans or works to do a MoS 2 or a Justice League 2 atm, even before this, no? I wouldn't want to be stuck in a string of cameos for 5 years while WB decides what to do and be kicked as Superman in 2025 anyways, because I'm now over 40. It'd be either "give me a Superman...

Admittedly, he walked out. But the trolling is insane. Also some little gems at the start like: Sasha: "In Alabama, people have always been free, whatever their race" Roy Moore: "Yes, it is part of our heritage."

That'd be Spider-Man: Retirement Home

Spider-Man: Home Alone

You think this is connected and Shazam will run into Batfleck? Aside from sharing the comic's publisher, it'd have thought this kinda falls into the Hancock/Kick-Ass/Chronicle/Unbreakable&Gass-category of stuff, if at the kids humour scale of things. I.e. movies taking superhero tropes and...

Lol

Looks like Aqua-Thor with some Phantom Menace-style large-scale battles thrown in for good measure. Funny how Hemsworth might've been the perfect Aquaman for this.

If you watch Split for the unbreakable connection, you'll probably be disappointed. Split is it's own movie, and it's not bad. As said above, it's mostly MacAvoy's performance propping up a medicore script. The "Unbreakable Connection" is less screen time than your average Marvel post-credit...

Robbie Williams rocking the FIFA World Cup opening!

Not defending the movie. Didn't even see the movie and don't think I will. I gave Disney's Nu-Prequels a chance with Rogue One and .. well .. it was probably worst Star Wars movie ever. I hear Solo is better, but I'll think I stick with the "main story" movies rather than the backwards-oriented...

Seeing how it's the one with the throw-back space western white male lead that "failed", that statement seems more like a desperate Breittarts fever-dream than ever. If Disney were to go down that Alex Jones idiocy (they won't), they'd compare Solo numbers to the numbers of the one with the...

Guess they'll stick with Tom going millionaire Jackass for the rest of the marketing. Eventually, they'll have to market one of the sequels down the line with 74-year old Tom Cruise getting killed doing a stunt, I think.

Yeah, because it somehow became a craze among Breitbart retards and rednecks to hate on that movie. Doesn't mean shit.

Still weird to realise the "new" Rambo is now 10 years old as well. It came out a few months before Iron Man 1.

Dat shit travels. Christianity is obviously from the near-east sand pit, but it still gets people hooked in the United States.

Title: Rambo V Genre: Action Cast: Sylvester Stallone Plot: Rambo goes up against a Mexican cartel

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Sure, but if Thanos primarily wants to please Lady Death, he'll use the gauntlet's omnipotence to do what Lady Death told him If Thanos is primarily concerned with birth rates and resources, it seems more prudent to use the gauntlet's omipotence to dynamically increase resource production and...

Well, it's part of Thanos' comic background (if for other reasons) so they squeezed it in. It's not perfect, but it makes for a nice cinematic ending. Does it hold up to "couldn't he just doubled all resources and slightly adjust birth rates for all species going forward"-levels of scrutiny? No...

Could we just get a Michael Pena summary of everything that happens in Infinity War as a bonus? Thanks.

/shrug Not sure if they'll throw in Carnage for the name recognition, but the story almost point-for-point seems to set up the Five Symbiote thing .. e.g. that Foundation group "forcing" people to bond with a Symbiote resulting in slightly weaker, more one-note versions of Venom.

No, he wasn't, though a lot of people mistakenly took Logan Marshall-Green as Tom Hardy. Poor guy.

Dunno. Still think the cgi looks like early 2000s superhero movie era, but Tom Hardy going Gollum/Smeagol on himself is what's interesting about it. Couldn't care less if it was just an evil Spidey with teeth. You could just netflix Iron Man 1, Ant Man, Black Panther or something along those...

Well, if I understood the Sony-Disney deal correctly, Sony still has the rights to Spiderman (and his villains, supporting characters, etc..) but not to the specific Tom Holland depiction of Spiderman (which the Sony-Disney deal has in for Civil War, Homecoming, Homecoming 2, Avengers 3 and...

Not very impressed. Tom Hardy is great and the final face-reveal is ok, I guess, but a lot of the random cgi tentacles shooting out of his clothes for a sec before disappearing again feels like CW or mid-tier Netflix quality at best.

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Dunno, but you can't blame them. Black Panther just topped fucking Titanic and is now the all-time No. 3 movie behind The Force Awakens and Avatar in the US. That movie is insanely popular.

And then got a pretty awesome Star Wars movie after the Rogue One abomination. The non-prequels aren't the issue :)

Pretty sure Warner Brothers have a price list for product placement. Probably less than Mercedes or Gillette paid for Justice League or Budweiser paid for actors to drink Bud from 2017 bottles in the supposedly 70s in Kong Skull Island, as Ready Player One needed "pop culture references the kids...