Matinees bro. A lot cheaper, and a lot less people.Originally Posted by allasorte
Matinees bro. A lot cheaper, and a lot less people.
Yup. And most theaters do a bargain day. Mine is Tuesday and it's 5 bucks. You can't beat it.Matinees bro. A lot cheaper, and a lot less people.
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Mad Max is fucking nuts (npi).
I know, right? Holy fuck!
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I need more of them. I need it like Nux needed Max's blood. I need to inhabit that world multiple times.
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Not sure if this is old news or not, but I just heard that Fury Road was actually the first in a new MM trilogy. The next one will be called Mad Max: The Wasteland.
I CANNOT wait for this! So stoked. Keep 'em coming George Miller. Keep 'em coming.
This is what I was hearing too. It's actually listed as Miller's next film on IMDB, so looks to be true.
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How the fuck was Jake Gyllenhaal NOT nominated for Nightcrawler!?
What I've read is that Hardy signed a contract for four Mad Max films and Miller said he has two more Mad Max stories he wants to tell.This is what I was hearing too. It's actually listed as Miller's next film on IMDB, so looks to be true.
This is what I'm saying. Then again, who would you have taken out of the best actor category?
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One of the cooler things about Mad Max: Fury Road.
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Easy. Bradley Cooper in American Sniper. Nothing special about that performance.This is what I'm saying. Then again, who would you have taken out of the best actor category?
Yeah, that's the one I'd go with too. Then again, he really did sound and look like Chris Kyle.Easy. Bradley Cooper in American Sniper. Nothing special about that performance.This is what I'm saying. Then again, who would you have taken out of the best actor category?
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You do see a trend though with actors doing "real story rolls" and being nominated. Whether you agree with killing or not, Cooper's character is an American hero fighting for his country and people's way of life is the way it is in America....because of real life people like Kyle. However, Jake G did an amazing job and should have been nominated.Yeah, that's the one I'd go with too. Then again, he really did sound and look like Chris Kyle.Easy. Bradley Cooper in American Sniper. Nothing special about that performance.This is what I'm saying. Then again, who would you have taken out of the best actor category?
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That has nothing to do with why he was nominated. Mark Wahlberg wasn't nominated for Lone Survivor. It was a better movie too. Clint Eastwood's name is what makes the difference.You do see a trend though with actors doing "real story rolls" and being nominated. Whether you agree with killing or not, Cooper's character is an American hero fighting for his country and people's way of life is the way it is in America....because of real life people like Kyle. However, Jake G did an amazing job and should have been nominated.Yeah, that's the one I'd go with too. Then again, he really did sound and look like Chris Kyle.Easy. Bradley Cooper in American Sniper. Nothing special about that performance.This is what I'm saying. Then again, who would you have taken out of the best actor category?
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DID NOT KNOW WHERE TO POST>. but was to excited WORLD WAR Z 2 is coming in June of 2017!!! My fav movie of last year. I thought it was so WELL DONE!
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Last night, Gaspar Noé's 3D opus "Love" unloaded at the Cannes Film Festival, and in case you were wondering, the film indeed make use of 3D to deliver a money shot straight into the camera (read our review). Noé's provocations continued today at a press conference, starting with his claim that while he actually doesn't care that much about 3D, having it helped secure financing.
"There's something childish about 3D. It's like a game. It's hard to beat," Noé said, adding that it was only three weeks before shooting when it was confirmed he'd shoot in the format, a decision aided by the fact he'd able to get subsidies from the French government if he did. But the mere fact that he was able to make the explicit movie at all is something of a miracle, and Noé makes it clear that it only could've been made abroad (as he has done for pretty much his entire career).
“This movie could never have been done in America,” the director stated. “It’s easier to show scenes of sensuality in European cinema. The people are more open-minded. Americans, when it comes to film distribution, can be very square.” Perhaps that latter point is true, but the movie does have a U.S. distributor in Alchemy, who have vowed to “do everything we can to protect this masterful film.” But even so, the company likely won't be able to do much about Noé's belief that kids in junior high should be able to watch his movie.
“I think it’ll be banned for those under 16,” the director noted, perhaps not incorrectly. “If I was part of the committee, I would set the age limit at 16 or 12 maybe. As soon as you say 'pornographic,' people get scared, but the film talks about people being in love from a sexual stance. To represent sex, it’s hard not to film the genitalia.”
"If you look up 'love' on the internet, 50% of the images are pornographic. I was making a film about love. It wasn’t about Swiss banks or Scientology. Why not show what that means? In this day and age, it's impossible to stop sexually explicit images," he added. "You can't fight what the world has become. It's now a fact of life. That's the way things are. On the contrary, you need to make sure sex is represented in a healthier way. I shouldn't be [considered] schizophrenic for talking about love."
This may explain his decision for the first scene to film when production started. “Gaspar had decided to start with a close up of my genitals,” actor Karl Glusman said.
There's no release date yet for "Love" in the U.S., but the film's producer Vincent Maraval says that least 25 cinemas in the U.S. will screen the 3D version.
I loved the beginning and the chaos of the movie, but that was kind of it for me. I hated that the disease transfer was instantaneous and that the zombies moved so fast. As for the ending, it was so poorly done that the last half hour was changed and printed as to what the viewers saw in the theaters. The production company hated the ending and made the director re-shoot the last roughly 30 minutes of the film. Regardless of an ending, the one the viewers saw was, "Now what? That's the ending?" I never read the book, just saw the movie. I know this information as accurate because a friend worked partially on the film.
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I never paid any attention to what was going on beforehand behind the scenes.. I liked the movie a LOT and cannot wait to see the next oneI loved the beginning and the chaos of the movie, but that was kind of it for me. I hated that the disease transfer was instantaneous and that the zombies moved so fast. As for the ending, it was so poorly done that the last half hour was changed and printed as to what the viewers saw in the theaters. The production company hated the ending and made the director re-shoot the last roughly 30 minutes of the film. Regardless of an ending, the one the viewers saw was, "Now what? That's the ending?" I never read the book, just saw the movie. I know this information as accurate because a friend worked partially on the film.
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Absolutely loved it. I loved the scenery, the characters (villains and heroes), I loved the creativity of the vehicle creations, and though the plot was simplistic it was straight and directly to the point. I loved the "war" music and the guitar player. The one thing I felt was unnecessary was the prosthetic arm. What was the point of that? Also, I wish someone would have called someone a turkey. I felt that was a necessity lol.
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I enjoyed World War Z, but I didn't love it. I too didn't love the ending. It's no where near as good as something like 28 Days Later.I never paid any attention to what was going on beforehand behind the scenes.. I liked the movie a LOT and cannot wait to see the next oneI loved the beginning and the chaos of the movie, but that was kind of it for me. I hated that the disease transfer was instantaneous and that the zombies moved so fast. As for the ending, it was so poorly done that the last half hour was changed and printed as to what the viewers saw in the theaters. The production company hated the ending and made the director re-shoot the last roughly 30 minutes of the film. Regardless of an ending, the one the viewers saw was, "Now what? That's the ending?" I never read the book, just saw the movie. I know this information as accurate because a friend worked partially on the film.
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I need to see that again... Bomb movie!!I enjoyed World War Z, but I didn't love it. I too didn't love the ending. It's no where near as good as something like 28 Days Later.I never paid any attention to what was going on beforehand behind the scenes.. I liked the movie a LOT and cannot wait to see the next oneI loved the beginning and the chaos of the movie, but that was kind of it for me. I hated that the disease transfer was instantaneous and that the zombies moved so fast. As for the ending, it was so poorly done that the last half hour was changed and printed as to what the viewers saw in the theaters. The production company hated the ending and made the director re-shoot the last roughly 30 minutes of the film. Regardless of an ending, the one the viewers saw was, "Now what? That's the ending?" I never read the book, just saw the movie. I know this information as accurate because a friend worked partially on the film.
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I love the foresight of these ass backward companies. Poltergeist has a clown, it didn't do so well, It has a clown it will also fail. Must have taken the marketing exec a few hi-balls and an 8 ball to come up with that logic.
While we're at it, can we get another actor to play Pennywise too?
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