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mtm wrote: » mattjoes wrote: » This is getting ridiculous. Wat? A little suspicious, I can't find this anywhere else.
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CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » talos7 wrote: » The early 60’s has an incredible aesthetic, think “ Mad Men” . The late 60’s started to become gaudy and social unrest was at a peak. I'll split your opinion right down the middle here and go wit…
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The early 60’s has an incredible aesthetic, think “ Mad Men” . The late 60’s started to become gaudy and social unrest was at a peak.
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I second 64 !
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I’m hopping for a mid 60’s setting even if it involves mild de-aging.
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He showed potential in his series of mini-films for BMW. If he had been selected, they could have done worse. This is one of my favorites; I find him very “Craig-like” in his intensity. This roughly 8 minutes is more exciting than all of SPECTRE.
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mtm wrote: » I think he would have made a solid movie, but Mangold is a more interesting choice. I am as well; he is a strong choice.
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I was on a plane recently and the person next to me had on Wonder Woman 1984; without sound, it looked terrible. I think it was a huge mistake to shoehorn in Chris Pine's character. I loved the first film and consider it DC's strongest movie. I h…
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zebrafish wrote: » It cannot be a virus if it kills (?) people instantly, as in the SPECTRE ball scene. The incubation period of any known virus is at least 1 day, due to the time it takes to dock to a cell and gain entrance and then affect a vita…
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That doesn’t touch being thrown a mile , and then some, hopping out, dusting off and continuing on.
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And he has eyebrows ! Lol.
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ToTheRight wrote: » talos7 wrote: » Many of the “top picks “ of the past 5 to 10 years are aging out of range and younger actors aging in . I firmly believe we're looking at an incredibly long gap post NTTD. The current six year hiatus…
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Many of the “top picks “ of the past 5 to 10 years are aging out of range and younger actors aging in .
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He looks best with a tan, which he’s sporting throughout the film.
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The refrigerator bit still irritates me. It made the character into a Warner Brothers cartoon character. I know that Lucas was the guiding hand and Spielberg was “ just directing “ but how this was allowed in the film amazes me. The amphibious vehic…
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mtm wrote: » ToTheRight wrote: » I can't wait and am extremely excited about this one. Looking forward to seeing the first few images of Ford back in the fedora and jacket. Yes, it's always a welcome sight. I know he's too old, but he …
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Scaramanga1974 wrote: » I hope Mutt is killed off screen in a horrible accident involving swinging monkeys! I hope PWB plays an ally. I support this!
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mtm wrote: » Yes, a bit like B25, there’s a whole other version of MI3, complete with different director (Joe Carnahan), which was going to happen. He’d even actually cast Kenneth Branagh, Carrie-Anne Moss and Scarlet Johansson in it. Wow, I …
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Since62 wrote: » I was thinking about the age difference...Ford already made an "age difference" film, back in 1998, with Anne Heche, 23 years ago. No problem going shirtless at the time. At any rate, for PWB to be a love interest to Indy at thi…
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I just came across a “ making of” Call of the Wild; Ford is in incredible shape. He can absolutely pull off one more adventure as an older but still capable Dr. Jones.
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QsCat wrote: » Certainly interesting to see Hoult holding a gun. Jolie looks incredibly skinny here, skeletal.. Sadly, she has for the last decade
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I’m on vacation in Punt Cana, Dominican Republic and just flipped on the television; MI:Fallout is on. I’ve seen it several times but watched it again for a while, focusing on Henry Cavill. I really want to like him ; his looks are ideal for Bond , …
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Ah, thanks, so there is precedent .
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I don’t recall those. What are they ?
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I’ve wondered if there will be a brief disclaimer which reads that the film was conceived and filmed prior to the events of the past year. There will be those who, out of ignorance, will accuse filmmakers of capitalizing on the pandemic; they may w…
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In abuse cases the accuser absolutely should be taken seriously, but until it’s proven the accused is presumed innocent.
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DarthDimi wrote: » mtm wrote: » I think when it comes to racist, sexist and abuse allegations they shouldn't really be disbelieved: people who suffer from that already have an uphill battle on their hands without folks casting doubt on them, a…
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mtm wrote: » I think when it comes to racist, sexist and abuse allegations they shouldn't really be disbelieved: people who suffer from that already have an uphill battle on their hands without folks casting doubt on them, and a world in which the…
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mtm wrote: » DarthDimi wrote: » I don't need protracted team building sessions in a team-up film. Diana and Bruce had clearly been talking since BvS; then Bruce has a conversation with Arthur and he subsequently recruits Barry. Diana, meanwhil…
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