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Eight Is Legend posted:Apparently getting his entire chest tattooed: https://www.unilad.co.uk/film-and-tv/shia-labeouf-gets-huge-chest-tattoo-to-get-into-character-for-new-role/ Goddamn I love Shia Labeouf. I hope he gets remembered for the genius he is
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BonoMan posted:Goddamn I love Shia Labeouf. I hope he gets remembered for the genius he is One of those people who is also both undeniably, impressively dedicated to his craft, and also seemingly one of the most insufferable jackasses I hope to never interact with
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I mean, I can get behind an artist if they want to do a big crazy dumb move like that for no reason. Like, power to you I guess, that's a (somewhat) respectable commitment to your craft. But it seems suuuper dumb and disrespectful to get a massive cholo tattoo if that isn't your actual background.
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feedmyleg posted:New Seth Rogen movie about a guy that was brined in pickles for 100 years and woke up: Well, this looks certainly better than I expected from the description.
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Accretionist posted:Well, this looks certainly better than I expected from the description. Eh, looks about as bad as I expected. Which is pretty bad. Except the Jonas Salk joke. That one landed.
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DC Murderverse posted:
Then again, the Disaster Artist was not amazing.
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Halloween Kills has been pushed back a year but we get a little teaser. https://twitter.com/TheHorrorMaster/status/1280909962810585089
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Thaddius the Large posted:One of those people who is also both undeniably, impressively dedicated to his craft, and also seemingly one of the most insufferable jackasses I hope to never interact with A friend of mine interacted with him when he was doing that live video protest thing in Queens. Says he was a nice but quiet guy. Shy. Which is pretty lol.
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clown shoes posted:Halloween Kills has been pushed back a year but we get a little teaser. Does the world really need an IMAX release of a fuckin Blumhouse movie?
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Dillbag posted:Does the world really need an IMAX release of a fuckin Blumhouse movie? Does the world really need an IMAX release of a Halloween movie that involves John Carpenter? Yes. Very yes.
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Dillbag posted:Does the world really need an IMAX release of a fuckin Blumhouse movie? By the time movie theaters reopen, you'll take anything.
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Vagabundo posted:Does the world really need an IMAX release of a Halloween movie that involves John Carpenter? Yeah Halloween in a proper imax sounds great fun.
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clown shoes posted:By the time movie theaters reopen, you'll take anything. But they are open again. In New Zealand. And showing stuff ranging from Jojo Rabbit to Disney/Pixar films to O Brother Where Art Thou? and Blood Simple. 
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I love me some John Carpenter, just check the av. I just don't know if I need to see a claustrophobic serial killer chase film on a two story screen. I mostly have issues with Blumhouse and the way he treats and pays his crews. If you're shooting a movie that's pegged to make a big theatrical return and have a fuckin IMAX release you can shoot union and pay your crew properly.
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We do need it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_OlUgXN-T84
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Dillbag posted:I love me some John Carpenter, just check the av. I just don't know if I need to see a claustrophobic serial killer chase film on a two story screen. I don’t think anyone’s making big off a 2-5 million movie. But if it makes cool genre that most people outside A24 aren’t making....game
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Sorry, I don't mean to derail this into an anti-Blumhouse rant. I don't have any qualms with the quality of their pictures and I'm all for good stories from smaller studios that can compete with the juggernaut tentpole superhero dreck out there. I can only speak for the comments I've received from experienced post-production crews that a lot of people don't want to work for them because of the pay vs. how they're overworked (frequently non-union, not paid for overtime, compressed schedules, etc). A lot of Blumhouse movies are making 10-20x their budgets back at the boxoffice, which is a huge profit in the industry. With those kinds of returns they can afford to spend a bit of extra money on workers' salaries and more reasonable schedules, but they don't. source
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Dillbag posted:I love me some John Carpenter, just check the av. I just don't know if I need to see a claustrophobic serial killer chase film on a two story screen. I think you’d want the score in IMAX surround sound, though
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I'm not sure I 100% understand the premise of She Dies Tomorrow but the trailer is strangely riveting. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcMFjCPkP3M
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flashy_mcflash posted:I'm not sure I 100% understand the premise of She Dies Tomorrow but the trailer is strangely riveting. I like this!
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Gotta admire NEON's commitment to its neon aesthetic.
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flashy_mcflash posted:I'm not sure I 100% understand the premise of She Dies Tomorrow but the trailer is strangely riveting. I’ve heard good things about this and the director (Amy Seimetz) has been in some fun movies and directed for some TV shows.
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Happy Noodle Boy posted:I’ve heard good things about this and the director (Amy Seimetz) has been in some fun movies and directed for some TV shows. She's awesome, really can't wait to see what she did with full creative control (writing and directing) on this.
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flashy_mcflash posted:I'm not sure I 100% understand the premise of She Dies Tomorrow but the trailer is strangely riveting. That looks really good! Also, I keep forgetting what that classical piece is called. Help?
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Carthag Tuek posted:That looks really good! "Lacrimosa" by Mozart.
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So is just every character a former guest star from somebody else's HBO vehicle
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Mierenneuker posted:"Lacrimosa" by Mozart. Ta! 
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Mierenneuker posted:"Lacrimosa" by Mozart. Sure, beat me to the punch naming, like, the ONE piece of classical music I can actually name.
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thrawn527 posted:Sure, beat me to the punch naming, like, the ONE piece of classical music I can actually name. Pretty sure you can also name the piece in that very first trailer for Godzilla: King of Monsters https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wVDtmouV9kM&t=81s
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Mierenneuker posted:Pretty sure you can also name the piece in that very first trailer for Godzilla: King of Monsters God drat shame the movie couldn't live up to the trailer. GrandpaPants posted:Just because Ocean's 11 is a classic doesn't make its theme song classical music. 
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Proteus Jones posted:God drat shame the movie couldn't live up to the trailer. Man after how well Skull Island hit its tone and how great some of these shots are I was so sure this was going to be a slam dunk, a departure from the nothingness that was the 2014 'Zilla and a great build to the eventual showdown with Kong. Holy cow was I wrong. Haven't been burned by a trailer that hard since... Pirates of the Caribbean 3 I think
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Ibexaz posted:Man after how well Skull Island hit its tone and how great some of these shots are I was so sure this was going to be a slam dunk, a departure from the nothingness that was the 2014 'Zilla and a great build to the eventual showdown with Kong. That movie was strange. I quite enjoyed all the Monster scenes, but every single scene with human actors was written so bad I felt almost insulted.
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kanonvandekempen posted:That movie was strange. I quite enjoyed all the Monster scenes, but every single scene with human actors was written so bad I felt almost insulted. Yeah, some of the scenes were visually stunning, but they were let down by the movie's... everything.
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kanonvandekempen posted:That movie was strange. I quite enjoyed all the Monster scenes, but every single scene with human actors was written so bad I felt almost insulted. Yeah, turning what did be a worldwide catastrophic event into some dumb Kyle Chandler family drama was a colossal misstep. Nothing about the human storyline worked, even with pretty good actors involved. Someone should release a cut where it's just the monster stuff.
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flashy_mcflash posted:Yeah, turning what did be a worldwide catastrophic event into some dumb Kyle Chandler family drama was a colossal misstep. Nothing about the human storyline worked, even with pretty good actors involved. Someone should release a cut where it's just the monster stuff. 
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People kept complaining that the angry dad died too early in the 2014 movie, so this time you get Kyle Chandler screaming for two hours. Be careful what you wish for and all that.
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I haven’t seen Godzilla 2, but I do feel obliged to point out that while I love Bryan Cranston, I find Kyle Chandler is about as interesting as drywall. Like, he’s entirely capable, just interchangeable with any other bland middle aged white guy actor out there. And that’s not even because of Breaking Bad, I wanted him to go full Hal!
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Godzilla 14's humans were boring and bland to the core. KOTM's humans were better conceived but more poorly executed. G14 is clearly a better film, but KOTM taps into why I like monster movies more—that it gets super weird with the lore and just goes nuts with its scale of destruction and sci-fi concepts. It's more a guilty pleasure than '14, but both films have their merits. Neither of them are necessarily "good" in the traditional sense, but that's also true of about 95% of Godzilla movies. Godzilla movies are kind of like Star Trek shows/movies: the new one is always the worst one until it's later accepted for its merits. The detractors aren't necessarily wrong, they're just less willing to accept the good with the bad until something new comes along to hate on and gives it some contrast.
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