FreeCandy44 wrote:Django Unchained looks amazing.
I don't normally care for Jamie Foxx... but I agree. I am way more excited for that than the Hobbit
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FreeCandy44 wrote:Django Unchained looks amazing.
the wicked child wrote:FreeCandy44 wrote:Django Unchained looks amazing.
I don't normally care for Jamie Foxx... but I agree. I am way more excited for that than the Hobbit
blackjack68 wrote:Finally saw Project X. I don't get it.
Froggy wrote:Chronicle...Spoiler:
I really liked this movie. I really like when big, fantastic stories are told on a small scale like this. I'm really looking forward to what Max Landis does in the future, because I think he is a really talented writer. He apparently has a crap load of scripts in production.
eddysnake wrote:the wicked child wrote:TDKR is on tap for this weekend.
same, trying to decide if I want to make a marathon out of it with the other 2 first....
Rylan wrote:Yea, if you watched TDKR after TDK I think you are going to be nothing but disappointed.
the wicked child wrote:eddysnake wrote:the wicked child wrote:TDKR is on tap for this weekend.
same, trying to decide if I want to make a marathon out of it with the other 2 first....
I'm not going to do that... No way I'd be able to give it a fair shot right after TDK.
nocera wrote:Can we all just agree that Ghostbusters 3 should never, ever happen?
FreeCandy44 wrote:nocera wrote:Can we all just agree that Ghostbusters 3 should never, ever happen?
If all the original actors are in it. I'm OK with it.
tifosi77 wrote:Early reviews for "Les Misérables" are out. Seems to be a mix of impressively overwrought and dull, or mesmerizing greatness. Anne Hathaway is getting much kudos for her role, specifically the "I Dreamed a Dream" sequence, which was apparently shot in close-up as one continuous take.
Regardless, I love the musical and I'm all-in for this.
Grunthy wrote:actually murray is coming back for ghostbusters 3.
DA: Well, let me say this: Had Billy chosen to do the Eisenberg/Stupnitsky script of two years ago, it would be out this summer, and it would be a massive hit. If Billy had said yes, it would have satisfied his performance and what he wanted in the movie, it would have satisfied his performing skill and how he wanted to be depicted in the movie, it would have satisfied the studio, the writers who wrote it, everybody — Ivan, me, Harold, we were all happy with it. Then when he said, "Absolutely not, I'm not in this," we had to go and really rethink things. He abrogated his say in the project, abrogated his rights to have any say in it by refusing the third offer from the picture company, which his lawyer put before him, and Billy said, "No, I can't respond." Now we have to move on, but we'll always leave a hole for him. He's always there. He can always come back at any time and be rebuilt into it, as far as I'm concerned. That's up to his lawyer and the picture company to work out, but creatively, he will always be a part of it.
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