The Movie House - Part 4

Locke? 7.8 imdb and Tom Hardy? needs to be seen.

Anyone seen Fracture? Anthony Hopkins and Ryan Gosling. Great movie. If you are into crime/mystery films you will love this.

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/danny-boyle-talks-direct-steve-697992

Just watched Enemy, wat
Took me some reading to understand it fully.

Jessica Chastain to Play Marilyn Monroe in Andrew Dominik's ‘Blonde’

http://www.thewrap.com/jessica-chastain-play-marilyn-monroe-andrew-dominik-blonde-brad-pitt-plan-b

So we will probably get a Justice League movie in 2016. Ray Fisher has been cast as Cyborg.

2017 more like. Flash movie is coming out in 2016 I think

RealGunner wrote:2017 more like. Flash movie is coming out in 2016 I think

Why would they make a Flash movie at the same time as a possible tv-show?
Cavill and Affleck already buffed up, so don't think they'll push it again

Freeza wrote:

RealGunner wrote:2017 more like. Flash movie is coming out in 2016 I think

Why would they make a Flash movie at the same time as a possible tv-show?
Cavill and Affleck already buffed up, so don't think they'll push it again

The same reason they make Batman and GL movies at the same time as tv cartoons and a Gotham tv show... because they think they can make money off of both.

RedOranje wrote:

Freeza wrote:

RealGunner wrote:2017 more like. Flash movie is coming out in 2016 I think

Why would they make a Flash movie at the same time as a possible tv-show?
Cavill and Affleck already buffed up, so don't think they'll push it again

The same reason they make Batman and GL movies at the same time as tv cartoons and a Gotham tv show... because they think they can make money off of both.

They're very hesitant to show any confidence in their universe at the moment. So I highly doubt they're going to make two live action versions of Flash, it would only confuse the average movie goer. But since it's a pilot, I hope it doesn't get made, since I'd rather want a higher budget film with an actor who is not that fellow from Glee.

That's where Marvel has done so well. Their whole universe is connected in both TV and Movies. They constantly reference incidents of Avengers/Thor/Captain America in their Marvel Agents of Shield TV Shows. Despite of it being a mediocre show, it at least connects everything.

I honestly don't think anyone but the superhero nerds care about the connections. Most people just want to watch a standalone film that doesn't have a predictable plot line, wooden acting and utter drivel for dialogue.

Forza wrote:I honestly don't think anyone but the superhero nerds care about the connections. Most people just want to watch a standalone film that doesn't have a predictable plot line, wooden acting and utter drivel for dialogue.

Well to be honest, the only superhero movies that hasn't been connected or had sequels are the ones that flopped hard.

Freeza wrote:

Forza wrote:I honestly don't think anyone but the superhero nerds care about the connections. Most people just want to watch a standalone film that doesn't have a predictable plot line, wooden acting and utter drivel for dialogue.

Well to be honest, the only superhero movies that hasn't been connected or had sequels are the ones that flopped hard.

Sequels are a vastly different thing to a connected universe. And just because Marvel has gone for a combined movie/tv show canon does not mean that DC must follow in their footsteps. People have been able to keep track of, and understand the difference between, different universes or canons since the inception of film and comics... to suggest that they suddenly cannot just because Marvel's managed to succeed while doing something different is incredibly myopic.

RO beat me to the punch there.

To add to this debate, I come from the perspective of an avid film watcher who has been underwhelmed with most superhero films I have seen for the reasons I listed in my first comment. If I don't care about the 'universe', I doubt the casual movie-goer probably cares about the integration of a film franchise in a TV series either, and especially not if the TV series isn't any good. When you watch a film, no matter if it is a sequel or part of a larger 'universe' of characters, you still demand to see a completed storyline within that 1.5-3hrs. A recent example of failure to do this was Thor 2. The film was integrated with SHIELD, a sequel to the incredibly successful Thor 1, linked in to the Avengers movie by the title character - yet the entire film felt like a filler episode in a B-grade TV series.

Batman/Superman is stacked. Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Lex Luthor, Lois Lane, Alfred, Cyborg.

You better deliver Snyder.

I am worried about that movie. Really worried.

Wish Nolan was in complete charge.

RealGunner wrote:I am worried about that movie. Really worried.

Wish Nolan was in complete charge.

Everything (the hype, lots of action heroes, the actors) is just set-up for it to fail.

I don't care much about superhero movies tbf, unless it's just solely about Batman. So I really don't care.
Nolan should just leave the production and everything completely and focus on making other glorious sci-fi movies. Or a James Bond flick.

I'm not really worried, I loved Man of Steel. It was better than anything Marvel has done bar the three IM1, CA2 and Avengers, and on par with IM imo. Really liked that version of Superman. I don't think Victor Stones accident will happen just yet. It's just their way to introduce him without making a standalone. As much as people hate Watchmen, I think that movie showed that Snyder can handle multiple heroes in a movie. I think the hysteria just comes from people being disappointed in not having a MOS2. The same thing about TASM2, people complained and whined about too many characters, Rhyno was not in for mroe than 2 minutes.

EDIT: They have also already filmed some football scenes for the movie, Victor Stone is a football star, so I think he'll be somewhat of an easter egg. The signing of Ray Fisher could probably also be just to get him under contract as fast as posible to get him signed up before the Justice League movie.

just watched "Inside Job" financial crisis documentary. .... its just the worst kind of financial terrorism that you can ever imagine! a must see documentary by everyone!

pisses me off that dirty politics to unimaginable stretch were let to happen, and govt dont give a sh..t about it. not just in USA, but europe and the whole world. its not thing surprising but i guess everybody needs to know and do something about it.

Freeza remember to watch a bittersweet life when you have the time, I want to see what you think of it. Like I mentioned I'm on a bit of a Korean movie spree lately, can't believe I've been neglecting foreign language movies so much, they produce some amazing stuff.

Firenze wrote:Freeza remember to watch a bittersweet life when you have the time, I want to see what you think of it. Like I mentioned I'm on a bit of a Korean movie spree lately, can't believe I've been neglecting foreign language movies so much, they produce some amazing stuff.

I'll watch it if you'll watch The Hunt
Just downloaded it, going to watch it after Real-Bayern

I'll check that out when my backlog is complete

Been wanting to see more films with mads mikkelsen in anyway

Watch oldboy u pos

watching that after madrid

RealGunner wrote:I am worried about that movie. Really worried.

Wish Nolan was in complete charge.

i am sorry nolan movies weren't superhero moves, the action in them were crap, it was more a of drama...

Sydner has chosen he is loyal to comics and that he can make excellent action movies




btw

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Justice League movie confirmed. Zack Snyder will be the director.