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*** Official Film Thread ***
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southstand1882
Mitchell Thomas
southstand1882
Mitchell Thomas
Watched Glengarry Glen Ross earlier on youtube
What a line up (Pacino, Spacey, Alec Baldwin, Ed Harris)
Feels more like a play than a movie
Bit too much swearing and screaming in places, but a good movie
What a line up (Pacino, Spacey, Alec Baldwin, Ed Harris)
Feels more like a play than a movie
Bit too much swearing and screaming in places, but a good movie
WestBerkshire
Noé Pamarot
Not overly worried fussed about it being jj abrams more fact Disney got it. Will turn it into some family feel good borderline comedy like pirates of Caribbean.
Watched heart of darkness the other day if you like AN this is a must see .
stinkfoot
Eidur Gudjohnsen
That's exactly how I feel about Dog Day Afternoon and Twelve Angry Men (the Henry Fonda/Sidney Lumet good one).
edgey-the-yid
Gheorge Popescu
The last 3 werent a million miles from that tho
WestBerkshire
Noé Pamarot
Suppose you're right tbh. Weren't really my cup of tea second was probably my favourite if any at all.
Skinhead in a Suit
John Scales
I think it was originally a stage play. One of my favourite movies anyways. Baldwin and Pacino are immense.
Mulletperm
Mauricio Taricco
It all went pear-shaped with RotJ. Bunch of furry muppets beating military trained troops with energy weapons.....
Empire was/is a fantastic film.
Superted
Jonathan Woodgate
Originally a play. Very famous one. Baldwins character was created for the movie though.
stinkfoot
Eidur Gudjohnsen
Why?
Disney bought Miramax just before Pulp Fiction was made and I don't remember that being 'Disney-fied'.
elyid
Milija Aleksic
Looking back ROTJ was one of the first mainstream "cash in" films, to help it appeal to even younger kids - I was about 6 at the time and preferred it to the others due to the Ewoks.
Fingers crossed they go out of there way to NOT do this and actually go back to a more gritty style.
Skinhead in a Suit
John Scales
With the success of the Christopher Nolan Batman trilogy, Watchmen and other "gritty" comic-book movies, there is actually a chance this may happen.
El Guepardo
Rafael Van Der Vaart
All depends on who they decide is the target audience for the film. If they want to entertain those of us that grew up watching Star Wars then we'll no doubt see a darker version of Star Wars. If instead, they want the movie to be thought of as a kid's film, and to attract merchandise sales then of course, it will be a kids film all the way and not appealing to the most of the rest of us.
I think it will be slightly darker, looking at the style attached to Star Trek, it could be argued that this will carry across. I would think similar to Avengers but not sure the humour would carry across so well as Star Wars has never been a film for laughs.
I think it will be slightly darker, looking at the style attached to Star Trek, it could be argued that this will carry across. I would think similar to Avengers but not sure the humour would carry across so well as Star Wars has never been a film for laughs.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Top Gun is being re-released in a 3D format...
Arcy will be happy
Arcy will be happy
Just found out that every film nominated for an Oscar has a DVD SCR doing the rounds, that's me sorted for a couple of weeks.
Saw Django last night, awesome film and seriously brutal. So savage to think that back in those days they just thought of them as commodities/products that they could just do as they like with. That Mandingo fight was savage, nuts to think that sort of thing went on.
Saw Django last night, awesome film and seriously brutal. So savage to think that back in those days they just thought of them as commodities/products that they could just do as they like with. That Mandingo fight was savage, nuts to think that sort of thing went on.