AceOfFlames posted:

I haven't gotten around to watching Better Caul Saul yet so I had no idea how Mando just straight up looks like Vaas.

Pope Corky the IX posted:

When Mystery Men came out Smash Mouth was only known for "Walkin' on the Sun" which got popular because of American Werewolf in Paris a year earlier. I doubt they cost that much at the time.

The MSJ posted:

Have I been made a mod? Those are werewolf minors. Fantastic werewolf movie nonetheless.

Now, that campfire scene in Trick R' Treat, that got me so flustered I didn't watch the final part of the movie after it for a month.

The Saddest Rhino posted:

i don't understand why you need a twisted mind to make this?

Shageletic posted:

This is basically Everything Everywhere All at Once. What are those directors up to anyway

Neo Rasa posted:

The melting gold, I seriously could not believe what I was watching for that entire part where they're assembling it and the ensuing melting effects. And then because the dwarves never saw Alien 3 they're surprised when he just shakes it off instead if splashing cold water on him to make him explode.

muscles like this! posted:

There's something weird going on with it because they were claiming it was based on a book by the author Bryce Dallas Howard is playing and also apparently Vaughn is saying that the trailer doesn't actually fully explain the premise of the movie.

Alan Smithee posted:

thinking about the british empier as a tear forms in my eye and also a splinter

CelticPredator posted:

He still works in the first film. Everything about it is perfect

But then again I love the trilogy so idk. I’m ill.

Professor Shark posted:

It wasn’t even that clever and it saddened me to see Moore rolling around in the poo poo pit that was Crossed

GrandpaPants posted:

I think the only other time I've seen Dakota Johnson is in Peanut Butter Falcon, but is she always this low energy or is it just her really not wanting to do/promote this movie?

A Worrying Warlock posted:

This sounds super interesting, because the size 'felt' consistent to me: about a hundred meters, give or take. Out of curiosity, what sizes did you end up going for? And are there any scenes where the size difference stands out in particular, in your opinion?

CelticPredator posted:

I always say it, and will always say it until it happens Don’t know why we haven’t gotten a hero predator movie yet.

Get John Cena to play the human villain. Turn the tides

GrandpaPants posted:

I hope this greatly dissuades people from working with WB.

https://www.cbr.com/coyote-vs-acme-unfortunate-update/

I also hope some hero leaks it before it gets deleted forever.

Failed Imagineer posted:

The fact that it's been split into 2 parts is all you need to know, it's gonna be more egregious than the Hobbit Trilogy.

Also the fact that Chu has already directed 7 films which were all straight dogshit

MechanicalTomPetty posted:

Mordo's gonna get his big break any day now baby!

Baron von Eevl posted:

Imagine if they hadn't killed Michael B Jordan's character at the end of Black Panther, then they'd have a guy who was right all along, wanted to do the right thing, had a magic suit, and was a celebrity who could take over the role.

FlamingLiberal posted:

It bears mention that the writer asked to have his name taken off of this, if you want to know how well things are going behind the scenes

FlamingLiberal posted:

I’ll be curious how much the total budget ends up being then

Like with a lot of video game movies this is coming way too late. There have been like 5 regular Borderlands games plus the Telltale ones, and I feel like the time for this movie was like 2015

FlamingLiberal posted:

This seems insane to me

https://twitter.com/discussingfilm/status/1759942187331002830?s=46&t=BHs6Pl38GJXGN2Y4xeriNA

Coaaab posted:

Casimir Radon posted:

The Harry Potter movies managed pretty well. No major upsets. No real major roles had to be recast. None of them bombed. Rowling has completely lost her poo poo since then but they were all out by the time that happened.

The Saddest Rhino posted:

A large factor is that the Harry Potter movies were produced after the relevant book was out for some time and they had the sequels to course correct some of the, let's call them "idiosyncrasies" of the original book by the screenwriters hired. Fantastic beasts had scripts written by Rowling herself with little editorial oversight resulting in a largely alright first movie then going completely haywire from the second onwards

Monica Bellucci posted:

Katherine Thingamy, played Queenie I think.

nonathlon posted:

I'm not persuaded that the misbehaviour of Rowling and others per se keeps a lot of people away from the cinema. The movie going public is not the Internet and plenty of films with terrible scripts and scandals have done well before.

But it's real distracting: google Fantastic Beasts and do you get publicity, reviews and lots of softball interviews or do you just hear about problems? Hard to get people excited if your property is "that film with the bad issues" rather than "the next Harry Potter film".

Failed Imagineer posted:

I don't think there's a big overlap between the audiences for wizard poo poo and people who'd turn out for Mads Mikkelsen

Unless

Chairman Capone posted:

I mean, I would probably say Casino Royale was probably a bigger breakout for him than Hannibal, but still.

This is really funny because Fantastic Beasts, at least the first one which is the only one I’ve seen, absolutely feels like an Eleventh Doctor episode of Doctor Who, just with some names changed.

Chairman Capone posted:

Also reminds me now that RTD tried to get Rowling to write a Doctor Who episode in like 2007.

Cael posted:

See, I feel the complete opposite. We all know the Razzies are 1) fake 2) don't matter, but having Blood and Honey do that "well" comes across like its producers paid the Razzies and are trying to astroturf a reaction of "drat EVERYONE NEEDS TO SEE THIS BAD MOVIE"

DeimosRising posted:

Without having watched it I’m going to guess Navalny?

Edit should have gone on to the next page before replaying but nailed it

Young Freud posted:

I've heard this is quite common. Michael Biehn had an impersonator who would scam women out of money and committed identity theft.

SuperMechagodzilla posted:

It turns out the science is mostly wrong and all the weird stuff is the product of a magic alien with reality-altering powers.

The Saddest Rhino posted:

Didn't he just direct one of the worst spy movies in recent memory

Chairman Capone posted:

What makes him good to do Bond, the Broccolis can control him in a way they wouldn't be able to do for Boyle or Nolan.

davidspackage posted:

God drat it, just pay an illustrator. It can't save that much money or time to do this.

mycot posted:

Apparently the Table Top RPG scene was bitching about that goon recently because he keeps spamming RPG store websites with hundreds and hundreds of pages of AI generated rulebooks.

feedmyleg posted:

If anyone here is interested in roleplaying games, or really just Jurassic Park lore, I made a pretty extensive and elaborate tabletop roleplaying game called Jurassic Park: Edge of Chaos that I just put up on itch.io. I think it's just as much fun as a lore compendium as it is a game. Much like the Telltale game, it takes place during the events of the first movie and acts as a player-driven remix of the events of June 11, 1993.

Lemme know if self-promotion like this is gauche (didn't see anything in the rules) and I can edit, but it seems like it might be right up some of y'all's alley.

Feldegast42 posted:

How many total billions of dollars of reshoots has Disney wasted money on for ultimately mid at best films at this point

Macdeo Lurjtux posted:

That's a real click baity reading of the ending of that movie.

The movie ends with her eyeing up a bottle of jack after hearing that her ex-husband is engaged and with a baby on the way so soon after their divorce.