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Buffalo wrote:And Disney+ the same day. Mere weeks away, get in. It will single-handedly save the summer.

Is this confirmed?

Mafro wrote:

Buffalo wrote:And Disney+ the same day. Mere weeks away, get in. It will single-handedly save the summer.

Is this confirmed?

Lines up with my sources.

(The Disney+ Twitter account)

Memento Mori wrote:I mean that looks good but the Predator franchise has been highly devalued. Dumping it on Hulu rather than give it any theatrical release not a great sign either.

Disney has been weirdly dismissive to all the Fox properties they acquired, bar Avatar. It kind of reminds me of when WWF bought WCW and proceeded to make all the WCW stars lose until Stone Cold Steve Austin joined their side

speedboatchase wrote:

Memento Mori wrote:I mean that looks good but the Predator franchise has been highly devalued. Dumping it on Hulu rather than give it any theatrical release not a great sign either.

Disney has been weirdly dismissive to all the Fox properties they acquired, bar Avatar. It kind of reminds me of when WWF bought WCW and proceeded to make all the WCW stars lose until Stone Cold Steve Austin joined their side

On the plus side, there's no Die Hard remake starring Timothée Chalamet and Harry Styles.

Moggy wrote:

speedboatchase wrote:

Memento Mori wrote:I mean that looks good but the Predator franchise has been highly devalued. Dumping it on Hulu rather than give it any theatrical release not a great sign either.

Disney has been weirdly dismissive to all the Fox properties they acquired, bar Avatar. It kind of reminds me of when WWF bought WCW and proceeded to make all the WCW stars lose until Stone Cold Steve Austin joined their side

On the plus side, there's no Die Hard remake starring Timothée Chalamet and Harry Styles.

'OMG I would Dyyyyyyyy Hard'

Rob Zombie's The Munsters

Godzilla wrote:

Rob Zombie's The Munsters

Has he made anything worth watching?

I enjoy his films and The Devils Rejects is in my top 10 of all time.

House of 1000 corpses is good fun, devils rejects is amazing, Halloween 1 is brutal, Halloween 2 is more brutal. After that it's a mixed bag with 31 being average at best, lords of Salem having a lot of promise and 3 from hell looking cheap.

When he's good he's bloody good. And Munsters is a passion project so hopefully it'll be good.

I thought his Halloween remake was worth a watch.

speedboatchase wrote:

Victor Mildew wrote:

speedboatchase wrote:First trailer for The Generic Movie - sorry, sorry. 'The Gray Man'.

As yeah, here for the stunning facial range of the Gos-meister-general

Hah. I hope that's a reference to this:

It's not, but it's nice to see I'm not the only one who thinks he's shite

Joker 2. Confirmed.

Joaquin Phoenix is returning.

Buffalo wrote:

Mafro wrote:

Buffalo wrote:And Disney+ the same day. Mere weeks away, get in. It will single-handedly save the summer.

Is this confirmed?

Lines up with my sources.

(The Disney+ Twitter account)

based

…you’re welcome?

Wow some really harsh sounding reviews for Jurassic World Dominion coming out. Which likely means I'll enjoy it.

Has anyone seen the things going on around the film The Lady of Heaven?- My immediate reaction is that any film approved the BBFC shouldn't (and almost certainly won't) be banned.

I saw the debate on Newsnight last night between the executive producer and one of the organizers of the protests, but it degenerated pretty quickly into the producer comparing the organizer to ISIS and the organizer saying the Producer was a member of a niche Muslim Cult.

I looked into seeing it, but it seems like it's pretty crap anyway so I won't bother.

Ecno wrote:Has anyone seen the things going on around the film The Lady of Heaven?- My immediate reaction is that any film approved the BBFC shouldn't (and almost certainly won't) be banned.

I saw the debate on Newsnight last night between the executive producer and one of the organizers of the protests, but it degenerated pretty quickly into the producer comparing the organizer to ISIS and the organizer saying the Producer was a member of a niche Muslim Cult.

I looked into seeing it, but it seems like it's pretty crap anyway so I won't bother.

Down with this sort of thing!

Careful now.

Ecno wrote:Has anyone seen the things going on around the film The Lady of Heaven?- My immediate reaction is that any film approved the BBFC shouldn't (and almost certainly won't) be banned.

I saw the debate on Newsnight last night between the executive producer and one of the organizers of the protests, but it degenerated pretty quickly into the producer comparing the organizer to ISIS and the organizer saying the Producer was a member of a niche Muslim Cult.

I looked into seeing it, but it seems like it's pretty crap anyway so I won't bother.

The filmmakers did their homework, such as not using an actor to play Muhammed but using CGI instead. Still, was easily whipped up as pro-Shia propaganda by Sunni elements and that was that.

Personally I think it's a bad thing all round. I wish the cinema's had just ploughed on, ignored them and shown the film. It wouldn't have made any money and would have been withdrawn in days anyway.