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Hat Thoughts posted:That Indiana Jones one could definitely be a Nightmare on Elm Street poster I thought it looked more like a Michael Mann film 
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Great things come in cubs? Ominous Jazz posted:That dudes Afrikaaner as gently caress. Poes.
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Mr. Flunchy posted:I quite like these for BFi London's upcoming Spielberg season: I feel like the posters should be more clear about what it is, it makes it look like a documentary about him called 'Spielberg'.
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Saving Private Ryan Feel the bullets on the big screen Schindler's List Feel the misanthropy on the big screen War Horse Feel the indifference on the big screen Lincoln Feel the boredom on the big screen Empire of the Sun Holy poo poo is that Christian Bale
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Munich I Forgot How Good This Movie Was on the Big Screen
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Admittedly I didn't see Lincoln, just reviews.
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What loving reviews were you reading, that movie had near-universal acclaim.
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Many reviews felt it downplayed Lincoln's vampire hunting
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morestuff posted:Many reviews felt it downplayed Lincoln's vampire hunting NOTMYLINCOLN
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Only War Horse from that list was boring, the rest was great.
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The Cameo posted:What loving reviews were you reading, that movie had near-universal acclaim. You didn't hear the Oscar blowback about how the movie should have been titled How A Bill Becomes A Law? But like I said, I didn't see it.
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HUNDU THE BEAST GOD posted:Lincoln owned. Tommy Lee Jones was robbed
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Why on earth would anyone ever listen to Oscar blowback? People grouse about anything, especially if something is successful. Also that statement really doesn't suggest anything good or bad about the movie, it is mostly about that, and it's really loving good at weaving characters and the intricate dynamics between them through that process. It's pretty great writing. Harlock posted:Tommy Lee Jones was robbed You're goddamn right. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7Brh9iWajc
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It's pretty hard to avoid Oscar talk when you work for a studio so I can only speak for myself in that I'm stuck in the bubble but on the other hand you mention "near-universal acclaim" so on the one hand you're using reviews to support your argument and on the other hand ignoring Oscar reviews. It's kind of cherry picking but I really don't feel as strongly about this subject as you do so i don't have much energy to debate it. Especially without having seen it. Maybe I will though, I actually watched and enjoyed the original Schoolhouse Rock's How a Bill Becomes a Law. edit: it's worse than I remember https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cuqKu5Kyaxo kiimo fucked around with this message at 18:21 on Apr 20, 2016 |
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Harlock posted:Tommy Lee Jones was robbed Sally Field went in, too.
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I mean, the thing about anything Oscar related is that so much of it is politicized bullshit within the industry as is (the likelihood of the system as it has evolved, especially post-Weinstein, to award the truly exemplary is slim at best). Critics at least run a gamut of people close to the industry to people that couldn't tell you where Sunset Boulevard is if they were standing on it. I just find the idea of "Oscar blowback" delightfully stupid. Of course people are going to throw stones, especially if the stones are aimed at a competing studio's movie. And at this point, the Oscar/Tony/Grammy/Emmy chase is practically a cottage industry in and of itself. I'm just saying, you should probably watch Lincoln.
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Lincoln is very good apart from that weird bit at the end where he gives a speech from inside a lantern, like someone's gonna rub a lantern and Genie Lincoln's gonna come out
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James Spader was also legit great in LINCOLN.
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The cast is pretty much outstanding top to bottom. Walton Goggins and Michael Stuhlbarg kill their small roles.
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Nice: I'm the one who knocks:  It's going to be sweeeeet: 
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Uncle Boogeyman posted:Lincoln is very good apart from that weird bit at the end where he gives a speech from inside a lantern, like someone's gonna rub a lantern and Genie Lincoln's gonna come out Also the fake out ending. "The president has been shot! ...in another theater."
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The Doover poster actually does a decent job of making Adam looks younger. David......not so much.
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Bryan Cranston needs to be in more films. IMO he's one of the best actors working today. He steals the show every time he has a minor role.Gonz posted:Also acceptable: Now You 3 Me weird how they didn't go with Now 2 See Me or Now You Don't or Now 2 Don't lol
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SciFiDownBeat posted:Bryan Cranston needs to be in more films. IMO he's one of the best actors working today. He steals the show every time he has a minor role. NOW 4
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Guy Mann posted:Also the fake out ending. Yea its like someone read about Lincoln's son seeing a different play at the time and thinking that would be a clever way of handling it, but its a little too clever in the final film.
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DDL is such a method actor, the reason they didn't film the assassination scene probably had something to do with him actually wanting to be shot in his head. Y'know, for realism. Also, i'm going to throw in my vote for "Tommy Lee Jones got jobbed". Because he totally did.
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Tommy plus Bilbo should've gotten co-costar oscars, by their combined effort.
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Now 4 Something Completely Different
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Now You See Me Pee: A Jar of Piss Story.
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Daniel Day-Lewis would earn another Oscar if he portrayed Robespierre though he'd be six months in the ground by then.
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A still from I Am Legend: 
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Which was weird at the time because it was during I Am Legend that the first TDK trailer dropped (real trailer with footage), and yeah, that version of the character would not have gelled too well with Superman. But that did make me laugh when I saw it in the film.
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Palpek posted:A still from I Am Legend: The idea of a "Batman v. Superman" movie had been in the pipelines since the early 2000s, pre-empting I Am Legend by a good 5 or so years. Andrew Kevin Walker (of Se7en fame) wrote a script which was going to be directed by Wolfgang Petersen. Christian Bale was approached to play Superman, while he was in talks to play Batman in Darren Aronofsky's adaptation of Batman: Year One (which I believe is what turned into Batman Begins). WB then cancelled the film to focus on making individual Superman and Batman franchises, which led to the Dark Knight trilogy and Superman Returns. Akiva Goldsman, who wrote the screenplay for I Am Legend did some rewrites on Walker's script. 
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Gonz posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMvGkBdV_OU Peek-A-Boo: Electric Boogaloo
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