Movie 2023 UPCOMING MOVIE DISCUSSION

[odessasteps]

We were discussing Poor Things the other day and it’s apparently out this week (not sure how wide).

[Tabe]

3 hours ago, (BP) said:

We still go to the movies fairly often, but a lot of the time we’ll go on a discount day and just buy the seats on either side of us so we don’t have anyone right on top of us. We’re so into the ritual of it that sometimes when we do movie night at home we’ll hit the concession stand at AMC and bring it back to the house. 

I've thought about doing that. The Pickens at the theater is just better. 

[Technico Support]

4 hours ago, Dolfan in NYC said:

Say what you will, but Hollywood costume and make up people are the absolute best in the world. 

Not orange enough.  Need to watch one of the earlier Fantastic Four movies to really get the skin tone right.

[(BP)]

He looks like the drummer or bassist in an early aughts melodic hardcore band. 

[Contentious C]

I saw about 15 shows with basically That Guy as the bassist when I lived in Athens.  And not all the same person playing for multiple bands, either.

[RIPPA]

Good Grief

Written and Directed by Dan Levy

There are A LOT of... emotions (for lack of a better word) going on in this trailer so be prepared for that... unless you are a robot then continue on with your cursed metal body

[Dolfan in NYC]

Jesus Christ.  

I'd better stock up on the Kleenex.  

[Curt McGirt]

Boy did that opening line about "muscle memory" get me after the year I've had.

[odessasteps]

One of the Regals here has three different anniversary rereleases this week:

Xmas Story, Die Hard and Love Actually

[Swift]

The last movie I saw pre-Covid was the Jumanji film on New Years Eve with a bunch of us. And then the next was Tenet. The next after that was Shang Chi a year later but since then I think I've been to the cinema every month since, sometimes twice a month. I signed up for Cineplex's club membership last year so get a ticket every month. I love the theatre experience, though mostly I tend to go on weekday matinees when I have a day off work. The local second run theatre has started playing popular classics so that's fun. Watched Mary Poppins there last month.

[Curt McGirt]

MAYHEM! (dir. Xavier Gens)

January 5th

This one is specifically for J.T. (oh and yeah, it's NSFW)

[Contentious C]

6 hours ago, Swift said:

The last movie I saw pre-Covid was the Jumanji film on New Years Eve with a bunch of us. And then the next was Tenet. The next after that was Shang Chi a year later but since then I think I've been to the cinema every month since, sometimes twice a month. I signed up for Cineplex's club membership last year so get a ticket every month. I love the theatre experience, though mostly I tend to go on weekday matinees when I have a day off work. The local second run theatre has started playing popular classics so that's fun. Watched Mary Poppins there last month.

Well, you did better than me.

I signed up for an Arclight yearly membership about a week before the lockdowns started, thinking things weren't going to get as bad as they did.

Arclight closed all its locations in 2021 (and I'm still pissed about it; not the money, but it was the best theater chain going, though Landmark isn't awful).

[Dolfan in NYC]

New trailer for DUNE 2

 

[RIPPA]

Civil War

Written and Directed by Alex Garland

Kirsten Dunst, Wagner Moura, Stephen McKinley Henderson, and Cailee Spaeny (And obviously Nick Offerman at least cameos as the President)

[JLSigman]

21 hours ago, Dolfan in NYC said:

New trailer for DUNE 2

 

Have they shown Alia yet? Or even hinted at her?

[Raziel]

I mean, Jessica was pregnant in part 1, so yeah, she has to be addressed.  I mean, you can't exactly skimp out on her, especially if they're thinking of doing Messiah finally.

 

[Curt McGirt]

1 hour ago, RIPPA said:

Civil War

Written and Directed by Alex Garland

Kirsten Dunst, Wagner Moura, Stephen McKinley Henderson, and Cailee Spaeny (And obviously Nick Offerman at least cameos as the President)

Holy shit. 

The timing on this is... not good.

[RIPPA]

11 minutes ago, Curt McGirt said:

Holy shit. 

The timing on this is... not good.

Trust me... the first thing I thought was "well this is gonna give some people... ideas"

[Curt McGirt]

Exactly. It's either gonna be incitement or warning. Probably both, actually.

[Eivion]

4 hours ago, RIPPA said:

Civil War

Written and Directed by Alex Garland

Kirsten Dunst, Wagner Moura, Stephen McKinley Henderson, and Cailee Spaeny (And obviously Nick Offerman at least cameos as the President)

Going off of twitter the thing that apparently America needed to be brought together was movie with something as ridiculous as California and Texas teaming together to secede. Like everyone is laughing at this already purely because of that.

[Dolfan in NYC]

Michael Mann is too straight for this...  but here is the best trailer I've seen so far for Ferrari:

 

[Curt McGirt]

3 hours ago, Eivion said:

Going off of twitter the thing that apparently America needed to be brought together was movie with something as ridiculous as California and Texas teaming together to secede. Like everyone is laughing at this already purely because of that.

Yeah, my thought too. They mentioned Florida and I thought "yeah, Florida and Texas maybe, but Texas and Cali?" Really the fault lines would probably be the same ones as in the last Civil War. California itself might have a standoff in Orange County against the rest of the state...

[odessasteps]

I’d think California could have irs own civil war between NoCal and SoCal.

[RIPPA]

IF

Written and Directed by John Krasinski who clearly called in a lot of favors to fill out the cast

Since I took this from Ryan Reynolds YT channel - here is the blurb from there "Get ready for a heart-warming, all-family film from the director of A Quiet Place, the star of Deadpool, and the studio that brought you Annihilation"

[RIPPA]

Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F

I hate myself for how excited I am about this