Rogue One this Thursday, super keen.

Bryan Cranston (aka Heisenberg) is in a movie which is in line for a boxing day release, its called 'Why Him?'

This is the trailer

Rogue One is a go.

-PB

Seeing it today.

Also Dunkirk trailer, hypeeeee.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=F-eMt3SrfFU

Holy fuck that darth vader scene, best star wars scene ever?

Has to be. Absolutely brilliant 

Now, Im a willing and capable worker

As long as they dont send me to that DREADED DEEPWATER HORIZON!

Say it in this guy's voice and tone!->

Any intellectual snobs here? I'm not but lately I've been enjoying some films from the silent era, particularly F.W. Murnau's City Girl, Fritz Lang's Dr Mabuse and Die Nibelungen, and G.W. Pabst's Diary of a Lost Girl starring Louise Brooks, of Pandora's Box fame. Die Nibelungen is like the original fantasy epic and inspired the likes of The Lord of the Rings and Star Wars.

Logan is goooooooooooooooooooood

I didn't think it was nearly as good as the talk has been. Something just seemed off for the whole movie. I couldn't figure it out and it stopped from emerging myself into the story. I have since seen that much of Hugh Jackman as Wolverine was CGI and suspect I may have subconsciously been picking up on that, even though I didn't see it at the time.
There also was too many things left unexplained for my liking, from the start of the film to the end. 

I still can't get onboard with Wonder Woman lol.

-PB

I'm a Star Wars fan so I might go see it on the big screen.

is it ok for a couple of children though? 

Stephen Kings IT trailer tomorrow, the hype is real.

I only just got around to watching the new Jungle Book. Absolutely loved it. 

Is Wonder Woman any good or does no-one wanna talk shit about it so their girlfriends don't get pissed? 

Anyone seen frank? Weirdest movie..

The trailer for The Dark Tower, Stephen King novel, looks pretty good

https://youtu.be/DlxzbTK3YHc

Thread has been dormant for too long...

Blade Runner 2049.  Saw it yesterday.  Very brave film.  Long, slow, doesn't tie everything up in pretty little bows - quite happy to pull the rug out from under your feet too.  Had the strange effect of earning my respect but not my love.  Would recommend it though.  Visuals are good but sound is amazing.

Watched this the other day, thoroughly enjoyed it (haven't read the books though).

Always down for some Elba.

-PB

This would be my exact review for the first one.
Re-watched it the other day, didn't grab me but I did think about it for a while after.. Will wait for this new one to come to foxtel.

Thor was alright.

Got a bit *too* comedic at times for me though.

-PB

I thoroughly enjoyed Blade Runner 2049. Loved the music, the cinematography, the atmosphere, the acting. I loved how you had to work things out instead of it being conveniently explained and watered down to you. I liked the cliffhanger-esque ending, very un-American. Honestly up there with Birdman and BvS: Ultimate Edition as recent masterpieces IMO

BvS a masterpiece?

Rry?

-PB

Was thinking the same thing...  I had so much respect for him up until that last bit. :)

I will fight until the Sun scorches the deep in defense of that movie. It was fantastic just like Watchmen (I refer to both extended editions). It should be noted that I am a massive Snyder/DC/Batman fanboy 

Bias aside, do you rate BvS better than TDK?

-PB

No. TDK flowed better and wasn't as convoluted 

I didn't think BvS was a masterpiece but IMO it was nowhere near as bad as most make it out. 

I've said it once and I'll say it always - you comparing it to TDK, you've compared to the worst movie in the trilogy. 

TDK the worst in the trilogy?

Gr8 b8 m8.

-PB