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I'm generally a big fan of Something Goes Wrong In Space / Deep Under Water so I'm intrigued. But yeah, hope TJ Miller gets choked out by an octpus early on.
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This looks so much like a Korean Alien knockoff set on an deep sea dig that I saw maybe 10 years back.
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Dillbag posted:A 2+ year post is never a good sign. Mindflayer would be a kickass 80s horror movie title.
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Alehkhs posted:Back when word came out that James Cameron's followup to Aliens was set in the deep sea with a possible extraterrestrial influence, several competing studios thought, "Ah, he's making Aliens under the sea." I thought Deep Rising was a pretty good Aliens at sea movie. Not under the sea, but close enough. I was 16 when it came out and haven't seen it since though. 
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Aug 20, 2019 07:22
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Charlz Guybon posted:I thought Deep Rising was a pretty good Aliens at sea movie. Not under the sea, but close enough. The CGI hasn't aged well, but Treat Williams is still the best.
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MonsieurChoc posted:Mindflayer would be a kickass 80s horror movie title. I assume you've seen the Baldur's Gate 3 trailer?  for gore if you're a giant babby.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etGvdC7icYQ
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married but discreet posted:Well I am full blown in love with short haired Kirsten Stewart so I will see this. She looks like Eminem when he did the first Marshall Mathers LP.
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Charlz Guybon posted:I thought Deep Rising was a pretty good Aliens at sea movie. Not under the sea, but close enough. Hell yes to Deep Rising. Nine years late to hang with The Abyss, but definitely very Aliens flavored. There were multiple reviews at release calling it an outright Aliens clone. Still a fun ride today: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVFEVXIyu00
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Aug 20, 2019 08:23
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Treat Williams hamming poo poo up in The Phantom was one of the great 90’s action film performances. A shame his career seemingly turned into dust and dispersed to the wind.
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Bugblatter posted:This looks so much like a Korean Alien knockoff set on an deep sea dig that I saw maybe 10 years back. If you remember the name, drop it in here - I'd love to check it out.
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Alehkhs posted:If you remember the name, drop it in here - I'd love to check it out. 7광구, or in english Sector 7. It wasn’t very good.
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Can you said to have that much of a movie career if you pretty much exclusively star in direct-to-video movies? The only movie he's been in that rises above "entertaining but forgettable" is Once Upon A Time In America. He's like the real life Troy McClure only less successful.
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Bugblatter posted:7광구, or in english Sector 7. Thanks! I thought it might be that after some brief Googling. Looks like it takes place on the surface, but I'll toss it on the list.
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Alhazred posted:Can you said to have that much of a movie career if you pretty much exclusively star in direct-to-video movies? The only movie he's been in that rises above "entertaining but forgettable" is Once Upon A Time In America. He's like the real life Troy McClure only less successful. Is this a disparagement against the Substitute film franchise?
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married but discreet posted:Well I am full blown in love with short haired Kirsten Stewart so I will see this. Same  Movie looks cool. gently caress TJ Miller though.
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Alhazred posted:Can you said to have that much of a movie career if you pretty much exclusively star in direct-to-video movies? The only movie he's been in that rises above "entertaining but forgettable" is Once Upon A Time In America. He's like the real life Troy McClure only less successful. If you look at his filmography he was in a crap-ton of movies. Kind of like David Warner, never saw a role he'd turn down. Granted I think The Phantom and Deep Rising were the closest he got to success in terms of becoming a solid B-lister, but I figure if you're in that many films that's kind of a success on its own.
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Proteus Jones posted:If you look at his filmography he was in a crap-ton of movies. Crap being the operative word.
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To quote, “Ah, but you have heard of me!” Not saying Treat Williams anywhere near the majesty of Christopher Lee, but building your career on a bajillion b-movies is a time honored tradition, and I’ve got respect for a guy who manages to become a known name for no identifiable reason; I very much throw Billy Zane into the same pile.
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Alhazred posted:She looks like Eminem when he did the first Marshall Mathers LP. 
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Thaddius the Large posted:To quote, “Ah, but you have heard of me!” Not saying Treat Williams anywhere near the majesty of Christopher Lee, but building your career on a bajillion b-movies is a time honored tradition, and I’ve got respect for a guy who manages to become a known name for no identifiable reason; I very much throw Billy Zane into the same pile. I'm pretty sure he's only known to people with an above average interest in movies. I only know him because I happened to watch three of his movies (and he left so little impression in Once Upon a Time In America that I didn't remember him being in it before I looked it up).
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Alhazred posted:I'm pretty sure he's only known to people with an above average interest in movies. I only know him because I happened to watch three of his movies (and he left so little impression in Once Upon a Time In America that I didn't remember him being in it before I looked it up). He is known by a different group of people for a different reason, though. My mother-in-law calls him, "That guy from Everwood." So that's something.
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thrawn527 posted:He is known by a different group of people for a different reason, though. My mother-in-law calls him, "That guy from Everwood." So that's something. Yeah, I was about to point that out as well. 4 seasons, 89 episodes apparently. Do you think the people who watched that even remember him from Hair? He’ll always be guy from The Subtitute movies to me (3 crappy sequels, he replaced Tom Berenger after the first one). Mierenneuker fucked around with this message at 17:01 on Aug 20, 2019 |
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Mierenneuker posted:He’ll always be guy from The Subtitute movies to me (3 crappy sequels, he replaced Tom Berenger after the first one). Wasn't this the discount 187 with Sam Jackson and Clifton Collins Jr? It got three sequels?? 
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cvnvcnv posted:Wasn't this the discount 187 with Sam Jackson and Clifton Collins Jr? It got three sequels?? The Substitute came out a year before 187. WHO IS THE DISCOUNT KNOCKOFF NOW?!
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The Substitute is also basically Cobra or Commando with a spritzing of 90s inner-city high school drama, the description of 187 looks more earnest
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If I remember correctly (and I may not!), in 187 someone uses a bow to shoot a DRUG-FILLED SYRINGE like an arrow. I also remember reading that it was was written by an actual practicing high school teacher.
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FYI this is based on a short story by the creator of Channel Zero. Spoilers, obviously. https://www.guernicamag.com/the-quiet-boy/ Edit: Here is a trailer for Noah Baumbach's new Netflix movie starring Adam Driver. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n59tgVPvhW4 Edit: Here is a trailer for Noah Baumbach's new Netflix movie starring Scarlet Johannsen. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfBSbgaqPr8 The MSJ fucked around with this message at 04:54 on Aug 21, 2019 |
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Is it two movies or just two trailers? I'll take double Baumb. e: Just one, I guess. Thought maybe it was a Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby sitch. Teenage Fansub fucked around with this message at 05:20 on Aug 21, 2019 |
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New trailer for Ad Astra: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BsCNKuB93BA
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Each trailer has been a significant improvement on the last. I just hope the film is what this one is selling, and not what the previous ones were selling.
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Babadook's Jennifer Kent has a colonial revenge movie comin' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nfPxmnMAyZw
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The Peccadillo posted:Babadook's Jennifer Kent has a colonial revenge movie comin' Looks rad. I didn't love the Babadook, but it definitely left me interested in more of her work.
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Nightingale is supposed to be very loving raw and hard to watch.
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Everything I read about Nightingale made it seem like I wouldn't like to watch it. Everything I just saw in that trailer made it seem like I would like to watch it.
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BeanpolePeckerwood posted:Nightingale is supposed to be very loving raw and hard to watch. What I will preemptively say is two things. The violence is incredibly humane and intentionally in first person. Not in terms of the camera being in PoV, but there are actually violent moments we don't see that are tied to what scene's lead character is focused on or willing to look at. It's brutal, but the film was made with sexual violence counselors and a lot of input from the Aborigines. Secondly, it's not a horror movie and it's not a western and it's not a revenge film. There are horror movie tropes for sure and there's the obvious retort that the timeframe is in itself a horror movie which is fair... But it's really not trying to terrify with its violence or even the moments where it drips into almost ghost story like language. It is trying to get you to understand and empathize. Most of the movie is really about understanding its characters and understand a brutal moment in our world's history. It's a lot of characters just spending time with each other. It refuses to paint anyone as perfect paragons and even finds humanity in its villains. I think the ending is also really interesting and worth unpacking. It's a shame that people have been so reactionary to the violence and so quick to label it as a genre picture. It's the best movie of the year so far, and probably is going to be the best movie release all year. EDIT: Not trying to disparage genre films... it's just that it doesn't really do service to what this movie actually is. Timeless Appeal fucked around with this message at 21:00 on Aug 21, 2019 |
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feedmyleg posted:Each trailer has been a significant improvement on the last. I just hope the film is what this one is selling, and not what the previous ones were selling. What film were the previous ones selling? All these trailers have seemed pretty consistent to me.
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