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The trailer for that actually looks pretty cool. Will Smith is doing Morgan Freeman for some reason.
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Meanwhile Morgan Freeman starring in a different sci-fi action movie about a hostile Earth devoid of human life.
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Dec 11, 2012 04:31
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His son is the main reason it isn't I Am Legend in a forest.
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That movie looks like it sucks a whole lot more than it actually will. I heard Jaden was actually pretty decent in the Karate Kid remake. The weak link here is M. Night.
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Dec 11, 2012 04:59
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Cleretic posted:That movie looks like it sucks a whole lot more than it actually will. I heard Jaden was actually pretty decent in the Karate Kid remake. The weak link here is M. Night. At the very least take solace that he didn't write this film. Gary Whitta (a Giantbomb favorite, and wrote the forth episode of the Walking Dead TellTale game) is one of the writers. Night is a good visual director, what gets him into trouble is when he puts his mitts all over the scripts. Edit..aw crap nevermind..thanks wikipedia "Principal photography for After Earth began in February 2012. The script was originally written by Gary Whitta, rewritten by Shyamalan and finally polished by Stephen Gaghan in late 2011." It's going to suck. Autechresaint fucked around with this message at 07:59 on Dec 11, 2012 |
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Dec 11, 2012 07:56
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Autechresaint posted:At the very least take solace that he didn't write this film. Gary Whitta (a Giantbomb favorite, and wrote the forth episode of the Walking Dead TellTale game) is one of the writers. Whitta is responsible for The Book of Eli, so I wouldn't have had much hope even if Shyamalan hadn't done a rewrite.
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uPen posted:• "Star Trek: First Contact"-- $146 million. Star Trek 2009 - $402 million Nemesis - $83 million Insurrection - $153 million First Contact - $206.6 million Generations - $176 million The Undiscovered Country - $157 million The Final Frontier - $112.51 million The Voyage Home - $268.47 million Search for Spock - $185.39 million Wrath of Khan - $222.49 million Star Trek The Motion Picture - $423.89 million Baron Bifford fucked around with this message at 12:57 on Dec 11, 2012 |
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Dec 11, 2012 11:23
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Baron Bifford posted:You should adjust that for inflation: I can see where WoK has the criticism for being "slow and plodding". That's a big drop in sales from The Motion Picture. It's also weird how the ebb goes. The "even Trek movies are the better/best" is evident after WoK, with Voyage Home being the best out of the original series, but the box office shrinking as series progressed. I thought The Undiscovered Country did better. Wait, there's no Generations there.
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Young Freud posted:Wait, there's no Generations there. That's the kind of world I wanna live in.
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Dec 11, 2012 12:03
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Tears In A Vial posted:That's the kind of world I wanna live in. Time is the fiah in which we BURRRRN.
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But I think that time is a companion that accompanies us on our wonderful warghablaahgablasomebodywaspaidtowritethat.
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Autechresaint posted:At the very least take solace that he didn't write this film. Gary Whitta (a Giantbomb favorite, and wrote the forth episode of the Walking Dead TellTale game) is one of the writers. Smith is producing though and he's enough of a powerhouse to keep M Night in check. At least I would hope he has enough pull.
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Dec 11, 2012 13:38
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Design by emoticon.
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Happy Noodle Boy posted:Smith is producing though and he's enough of a powerhouse to keep M Night in check. At least I would hope he has enough pull. Also when Smith does a movie doesn't he have his own personal script doctors go over it?
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Why is that 14 year old boy headed off to World War II?
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Gonz posted:Why is that 14 year old boy headed off to World War II? To help the war effort!
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Dec 11, 2012 16:13
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Rumor had it that the Hun was terrified of Britain's junior high Shock troops.
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Dec 11, 2012 16:40
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M. Night Shyamalan's "After Earth" w/ little Jaden photoshopped up at the top and not blended in at all. Much better than these 2 though: 
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Hahaha they have to go all the way back to Unbreakable. Also maybe I'm going crazy but Jaden Smith looks like Joseph Gordon Levitt there.
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Mister Chief posted:Design by emoticon.  
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Happy Noodle Boy posted:Smith is producing though and he's enough of a powerhouse to keep M Night in check. At least I would hope he has enough pull. A good way to tell if Smith was able to keep M. Night in check is to ask one simple question: does M. Night act in the film? Well, wait, that's not a good question, because the answer is always no. Is M. Night in the movie?
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Dec 11, 2012 19:05
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marktheando posted:Hahaha they have to go all the way back to Unbreakable. Also maybe I'm going crazy but Jaden Smith looks like Joseph Gordon Levitt there. Those are fan posters. Actually, I'm pretty sure the other one is, too.
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I can't hear After Earth without thinking of Titan: AE.
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Even if these are fan posters I like them because they evoke a sense of Scientology that is strongly wafting off the family these days.
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marktheando posted:Hahaha they have to go all the way back to Unbreakable. Also maybe I'm going crazy but Jaden Smith looks like Joseph Gordon Levitt there.  gently caress, now I can't unsee it!
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It looks like Will Smith is carrying some sort of E.T. version of himself in his backpack, like Yoda and Luke Skywalker. And he is not amused.
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Dec 11, 2012 20:45
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So, I think I found a new trend in movie posters....
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Star Trek would have been improved strongly if it had Nic Cage as a CGI caveman
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The Slippery Nipple posted:And thus begins the fall of Will Smith, brought down by the terrible acting of his own son. Anyone that can survive both Men in Black II and Wild Wild West is pretty much bulletproof.
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Steven Soderbergh's next (last?) film. I think there was another poster similar to this recently but I can't remember what it was.
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That's a great teaser poster and even if it wasn't, even if it didn't have Jude Law, even if it wasn't directed by Soderbergh I'd still see it because after Dragon Tattoo I'd pay to watch Rooney Mara stand in line at the DMV.
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marktheando posted:Also maybe I'm going crazy but Jaden Smith looks like Joseph Gordon Levitt there. Holy poo poo I thought the exact same thing.
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The best way to get my rear end in a seat is to cast Rooney Mara in something.
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Red_Museum posted:Steven Soderbergh's next (last?) film. I think there was another poster similar to this recently but I can't remember what it was. That's pretty sweet.
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ManifunkDestiny posted:So, I think I found a new trend in movie posters.... It's not new. It's been happening since this poster:  Those are both just a slight variation on it.
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Red_Museum posted:Steven Soderbergh's next (last?) film. I think there was another poster similar to this recently but I can't remember what it was. Is that anybody's signature? I thought it was Soderbergh's. I like how all the actors and producers have their names there so matter-of-fact-ly like a list in a real form.
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TheJoker138 posted:It's not new. It's been happening since this poster: ManifunkDestiny posted:So, I think I found a new trend in movie posters.... You guys really think Standing In Front of Something is a design trend and not a fundamental aesthetic basis?
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It is absolutely a current trend in poster designs.
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