grate deceiver posted:

wow holy poo poo Midnight Mass turned out soo good

like for all my bitching about the old guy/lady makeup, it just got better each episode end ended strong as gently caress, they executed it perfectly
A+ would recommend

DesertIslandHermit posted:

All of the movies, even the bad Amazing ones, were huge blockbucksters. Far From Home made over a billion.

It's also because Maguire and Garfield are going to be in it. They've been trying to pretend to hide it for awhile which is pretty dumb because I would have showed them from the first teaser.

DesertIslandHermit posted:

They saw Into The Spider-Verse, ignored all the of character writing and presentation and only absorbed 'People love a megacrossover of Spider-Mans'

smarxist posted:

one of the greatest bit characters ever

skipmyseashells posted:

and there goes issac oscar’s career

Fitzy Fitz posted:

There should be abridged version of some of King's longer books. I've lost interest in several once the excitement of the premise wore off and I was only a third of the way through the book.

DesertIslandHermit posted:

We should have more of this. People will bitch about what's the point but violence is dirty and pointless in our lives.


https://twitter.com/HeadExposure/status/1485001686334726160

Xaris posted:

lol rip del toro. cancelled by internet for implying manchildren bad

Suplex Liberace posted:

I saw post apocalyptic play once where bands of actors would roam around trading old sitcom scripts rewritten by people who remembered them. I imagine this is our future more than anything else

mastershakeman posted:

The action in alita was great , was that Rodriguez just relying on James Cameron's old storyboards or something

Dreylad posted:

you have to wonder if the grey havens is all that if the five wizards show up on middle earth and immediately get distracted by pipe weed, animals, and whatever the hell the blue wizards got into.

indigi posted:

totally agreed, also Drummer and Amos are hot as hell and I like looking at them

Antonymous posted:

uncut gems was really good in the theater

DesertIslandHermit posted:

I still think Nintendo announcing Chris Pratt as the voice of Mario is the weirdest thing to see in the past year.

But you see Pratt with Mario, Holland with Uncharted and Mulaney/Samberg with Chip 'N Dale and it shows they literally do not give a poo poo and will just let Hollywood do whatever.

Some Guy TT posted:

i still cant believe someone looked at tom holland and went oh yeah this is the guy we need to play a smug jock archaeologist who spends most of his time murdering foreigners this was clearly a job for jim from the office

Iron Crowned posted:

I watched Devil all the Time about a month ago, I think I fell asleep because I have no idea what happened in it.

LGD posted:

that's the conventional wisdom, but imo after Arcane somehow worked no one should really have any more excuses

A Buttery Pastry posted:

Arcane was made in-house, wasn't it? It's basically an entirely different ecosystem, separate from Hollywood or regular TV. Seems more likely that other game companies try something similar and we get "good" "adaptations" that way than it happening through Hollywood paying attention.

I wonder if that's gonna cause issues in the future, if a parallel system is created that starts muscling in on Hollywood's turf.

Lib and let die posted:

The most satisfying experience

Mr Hootington posted:

Batman '66 really colored how I thought Batman villains were, but in reality they almost all were psycho murder hobos

indigi posted:

is this because they have no original programming besides marvel and star wars? all the other streaming services have a variety of new and original series and movies, Disney hasn’t done poo poo but coast on IP built decades before they came along

Pener Kropoopkin posted:

Dark is one of the GOAT scifi/horror shows, and gets practically no recognition.

Farm Frenzy posted:

StashAugustine posted:

saw guerrera did nothing wrong

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Retired NYPD detective Joe Leland is visiting the 40-story office headquarters of the Klaxon Oil Corporation in Los Angeles on Christmas Eve, where his daughter Stephanie Leland Gennaro works.

While he is waiting for his daughter's Christmas party to end, a group of German Autumn–era terrorists take over the skyscraper. The gang is led by the brutal Anton "Little Tony the Red" Gruber. Joe had known about Gruber through a counter-terrorism conference he had attended years prior. Barefoot, Leland slips away and manages to remain undetected in the gigantic office complex. Armed with only his Browning Pistol and in communication with Los Angeles Police sergeant Al Powell and his belligerent supervisor, Leland fights off the terrorists one by one in an attempt to save the 74 hostages, his daughter and grandchildren.

After executing the CEO of the Klaxon building, Mr. Rivers, Gruber and the terrorists proceed to steal documents that will publicly expose the Klaxon corporation's dealings with Chile's junta. They also intend to deprive Klaxon of the proceeds of the corrupt deal of $6,000,000 in cash by attempting to access a safe. Leland intersects with this plan by stealing explosives and progressively killing terrorists and receiving multiple injuries in the process.

Leland kills most of the terrorists and despite no help from the police, faces off with the leader of the terrorist group, Anton Gruber who is holding his daughter hostage. Gruber falls to his death after being shot by Leland. Blaming Klaxon for the terrorist attack, Leland throws the cash out of the window himself. Once Leland is back on the street the last terrorist, Karl, who was presumed dead earlier, returns and starts a shooting rampage, killing police and a doctor in the process, before Sgt Powell finally kills him allowing Leyland to receive medical care.