By inky Go To PostStar Wars fans clap at everything. You could put the light saber sound effect anywhere and they piss themselves into a coma.
What a load of tosh.
It's seeing an X-Wing that gets a lot of us to start gushing bodily fluids.
They're doing a package deal for Oppenheimer and Barbie with a 30 minute break between the two for Friday morning. I don't think I can do near six hours with all the previews in one go though.
I also hate being in a theater with people eating, talking or using their phones. This might be a next week thing.
I also hate being in a theater with people eating, talking or using their phones. This might be a next week thing.
i think people are in for a rough surprise if they think seeing barbie and oppenheimer back to back is a good idea
By Punished Go To Post
he should not be allowed to wear that, imo
By inky Go To PostI think this shit started way before that. The funniest part is they had the opportunity to cancel this shit too, the perfect excuse to write it off and they doubled down.
It's time for superheroes to end.
In California you can't write off a finished movie over a certain amount. You have to lose the money on the market to write it off at the end of the year.
Why did the flashers spend all of that effort on fake Christopher Reeve when they could have just invited Dean Cain? Do they not care about the true Superman fans?
Saw the new Mission Impossible last night. Great movie and I really enjoyed the paranoia edged thriller of its first half. The action set pieces were great, but I wanted more of Hunt and co going crazy over the antagonists manipulation of them.
'Who's interrupting my kung fu' has been popping up on social media and I forgot how much I love Black Dynamite.
Bradshaw's summation:
This movie is perhaps a giant two-hour commercial for a product, although no more so than The Lego Movie, yet Barbie doesn’t go for the comedy jugular anywhere near as gleefully as that. In interviews about Barbie, Gerwig has referenced Milton and Powell and Pressburger: judging from this, I would say the influences are Toy Story, Pinocchio and Clueless. It’s entertaining and amiable, but with a softcore pulling of punches: lightly ironised, celebratory nostalgia for a toy that still exists right now.
finally saw mission impossible: fallout. there are so many (silly) twists in here that i just stopped caring about the plot. the action's good, though. great, even. and the last hour or so is exhilarating.
the official m:i ranking thus far (@n8): 1 > fallout > rogue nation > 2 > 3 > ghost protocol
the official m:i ranking thus far (@n8): 1 > fallout > rogue nation > 2 > 3 > ghost protocol
2: i'm biased. i have a weak spot for it.
3: seymour hoffman is great. was okay otherwise.
gp: don't remember much from it except for the sand storm scene and the silly stealth scene.
3: seymour hoffman is great. was okay otherwise.
gp: don't remember much from it except for the sand storm scene and the silly stealth scene.
I'm going to that Nolan movie tomorrow but not on IMAX lol
Iisten I'm no bud I won't even tell the difference
Iisten I'm no bud I won't even tell the difference
Watched asteroid city, it was... ok. The trailer made it look a lot better. Sad, that is two films in a row that I didnt think were that good from Wes Anderson.
Wanted to go watch barbie today, but only absolutely shit seats left. Maybe tomorrow.
Wanted to go watch barbie today, but only absolutely shit seats left. Maybe tomorrow.
The holy YT algorithm blessed me with a video about the biggest IMAX screen in the world, which is in Germany near Stuttgart. I googled it and for a fraction of a second there ... then I came to my senses. Gonna see MI and Oppenheimer in a shabby local kinema, Barbie at home.
TIL that Sound of Freedom tickets are being bought in droves ($100mil domestically, almost!) and being given out for free ("Paying it Forward") but noone is actually showing up to watch the movie despite it being "sold out".
By Zabojnik Go To PostThe holy YT algorithm blessed me with a video about the biggest IMAX screen in the world, which is in Germany near Stuttgart. I googled it and for a fraction of a second there … then I came to my senses. Gonna see MI and Oppenheimer in a shabby local kinema, Barbie at home.Link to the german IMAX or name?
By Daz Go To PostLink to the german IMAX or name?Siebzigmillimeterscheissung
By reilo Go To PostSiebzigmillimeterscheissung
Doing the first IMAX showing on Friday morning of Oppenheimer at an AMC. It's not the preferred cinema, but it's close and $16 is very reasonable.
Barbie doesn't appeal to me at all. I like Greta a lot though so that's enough for me to want to see it in the theater. Maybe Monday morning so I can hopefully watch alone.
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How long has this been a thing? Christ that is some marketing push.
Barbie doesn't appeal to me at all. I like Greta a lot though so that's enough for me to want to see it in the theater. Maybe Monday morning so I can hopefully watch alone.
Edit:
How long has this been a thing? Christ that is some marketing push.
Think I've come to the point that I'm actually quite impressed at how incompetent almost every DC movie has been.
By reilo Go To PostTIL that Sound of Freedom tickets are being bought in droves ($100mil domestically, almost!) and being given out for free ("Paying it Forward") but noone is actually showing up to watch the movie despite it being "sold out".It's because they don't want you to see this movie
By Daz Go To PostLink to the german IMAX or name?
By Zabojnik Go To PostDang...
By Punished Go To PostAnyone doing cosplay for Oppenheimer?Godzilla costumes can't be that expensive right?
By s y Go To PostSomeone's mad they didn't get to kiss Daisy
Tom Cruise is going to have a meltdown. First this and then losing the premium screens to Barbie and Oppenheimer.
Releasing all three so close is so stupid. Basically cut the legs off every movie except probably Barbie
By LFMartins86 Go To Post
Tom Cruise is going to have a meltdown. First this and then losing the premium screens to Barbie and Oppenheimer.
The allegations of maliciously timed tree trimming triggered an investigation by Los Angeles City Controller Kenneth Mejia. They’re LA City-managed street trees, after all, and his office announced yesterday that the city hadn’t issued the necessary permits that would have given NBCUniversal the green light to trim them. City agencies are still looking into whether the case “warrants the issuance of an administrative citation or hearing.”
By Punished Go To PostAnyone doing cosplay for Oppenheimer?
By rossonero Go To PostJust put on MI:1 and Emilio Esrevez is in this one? Wtf?
enjoy him while you can