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Re: The Movie House - Part 4
It just sounded that way based on how you wrote your post. Glad we agree though.
Please view the Revenant trailer and comment. Looks amazing.
Hardy has a real shot at both acting oscar nomination
Please view the Revenant trailer and comment. Looks amazing.
Hardy has a real shot at both acting oscar nomination
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Yea it does look great. Was waiting for this actually.
Good trailer too for a change. Inarritu!
Good trailer too for a change. Inarritu!
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Looks like there's already 4 locks in best actor
Tom Hardy - Legend
Leo - Revenant
Depp - Black Mass
Redmayne - Danish Girl (no way a transgender role won't get nominated this year).
maybe Fassbender as Jobs.
Tom Hardy - Legend
Leo - Revenant
Depp - Black Mass
Redmayne - Danish Girl (no way a transgender role won't get nominated this year).
maybe Fassbender as Jobs.
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I missed Leo last year. Can't wait for Revenant, the real life story is unbelievable.
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That trailer alone had so much Lubezki and Iñarritu flavour in it it's ridiculous
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I think Inarritu directed almost the entire film with natural lighting. That's why it took so long to complete production, it kept getting dark and cloudy Hopefully Tom Hardy is now free to work on Splinter Cell
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M99 wrote:I think Inarritu directed almost the entire film with natural lighting. That's why it took so long to complete production, it kept getting dark and cloudy Hopefully Tom Hardy is now free to work on Splinter Cell
Not almost, pretty sure the entire film is natural light. Lubezki is completing his hattrick this year, willing to bet my sig forever for that
Took like 7 months to film or something, insane for any movie.
Hardy really wants to do Splinter Cell, so I think it'll happen sometime. Also certain he has a deal with WB/DC for a franchise for him.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hugh_Glass
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- Near the forks of the Grand River in present-day Perkins County, in August 1823, while scouting ahead of his trading partners for game for the expedition's larder, Glass surprised a grizzly bear mother with her two cubs. Before he could fire his rifle, the bear charged, picked him up, and threw him to the ground. The bear threw his flesh to its cubs. Glass got up, grappled for his knife, and fought back, stabbing the animal repeatedly as the grizzly raked him time and again with her claws.
Glass managed to kill the bear with help from his trapping partners, Fitzgerald and Bridger, but was left badly mauled and unconscious. Henry (who was also with them) became convinced the man would not survive his injuries.
Henry asked for two volunteers to stay with Glass until he died, and then bury him. Bridger (then 19 years old) and Fitzgerald (then 23 years old) stepped forward, and as the rest of the party moved on, began digging his grave.[2] Later claiming that they were interrupted in the task by an attack by "Arikaree"[citation needed] Indians, the pair grabbed Glass's rifle, knife, and other equipment, and took flight. Bridger and Fitzgerald incorrectly reported to Henry that Glass had died.
Despite his injuries, Glass regained consciousness. He did so only to find himself abandoned, without weapons or equipment, suffering from a broken leg, the cuts on his back exposing bare ribs, and all his wounds festering. Glass lay mutilated and alone, more than 200 miles (320 km) from the nearest American settlement at Fort Kiowa on the Missouri.
In one of the more remarkable treks known to history, Glass set his own leg, wrapped himself in the bear hide his companions had placed over him as a shroud, and began crawling. To prevent gangrene, Glass laid his wounded back on a rotting log and let the maggots eat the dead flesh.
Deciding that following the Grand River would be too dangerous because of hostile Indians, Glass crawled overland south toward the Cheyenne River using Thunder Butte, a prominent landmark visible for miles, as a navigational tool. It would take him six weeks to reach the Cheyenne River. Glass survived mostly on wild berries and roots. On one occasion he was able to drive two wolves from a downed bison calf, and feast on the meat. Glass was aided by friendly natives who sewed a bear hide to his back to cover the exposed wounds as well as providing him with food and a couple of weapons to defend himself. He made his way to the Cheyenne River, fashioned a crude raft and floated down the river, eventually reaching the safety of Fort Kiowa.
After a long recuperation, Glass set out to track down and avenge himself against Bridger and Fitzgerald. When he found Bridger, on the Yellowstone near the mouth of the Bighorn River, Glass spared him, purportedly because of Bridger's youth. When he found Fitzgerald, he discovered that Fitzgerald had joined the United States Army, Glass purportedly restrained himself because the consequence of killing a U.S. soldier was death. However, he did recover his lost rifle.
Glass, along with four others, was dispatched by Ashley to find a new trapping route, by going up the Powder River, then across and down the Platte to the bluffs. The party set off in a bullboat. Near the junction with the Laramie River, they discovered some 38 Indian lodges, with several Indians on the shore. The Indians appeared to be friendly, and the trappers initially believed them to be Pawnees. After going ashore and dining with the Indians, Glass discovered that the Indians actually belonged to the Arikara nation, who, after several past encounters, were anything but friendly with the whites. The party quickly got in the bull boat and paddled for the far shore. The Indians promptly swam in after them and both reached the shore around the same time. Two men, Marsh and Dutton, escaped and reunited later, but the other two, More and Chapman, were quickly overtaken and killed. Glass was lucky enough to find a group of rocks to hide behind, and was not discovered by the Arikaras. Glass also found his knife and flint in his shot pouch after the ordeal. He fell in with a party of Sioux and traveled with them back to Fort Kiowa.
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Not gonna read the real story until after I watch the film. Don't want to know anything about it or get anything spoiler
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Was so good it should be posted twice
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Sorry didn't see it
Holy shit
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Leo not doing a film in 2014 made the whole *bleep* year depressing. I've been anticipating this for a long time, more than any other film tbh.
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Don't call me James wrote:Leo not doing a film in 2014 made the whole *bleep* year depressing. I've been anticipating this for a long time, more than any other film tbh.
Can't wait for all the people in this film. Everyone's great. Can't wait to see Domnhall, and Paul Anderson (seriously, how many Paul Andersons do we need in Hollywood?) who was so amazing in Peaky Blinders.
Creed, The Martian, Black Mass, The Revenant, Hateful Eight. Can't freaking wait for these films. Tom Hardy's year though, pretty stellar.
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@OsmondMark - A fantastic evening at the screening of Legend….Tom Hardy was amazing. Go see in September.
@sandickins - See Legend! Amazing film with mind blowing performances especially from Tom Hardy
princesscoocoo - Interesting Q&A with huge #talent #writer #director #BrianHelgeland after the immensely entertaining #Legend #TomHardy gives groundbreaking #performances as the two #Kray twins #Reggie and #Ronnie transforming himself, his voice, the timing of his delivery impeccable. Stunning cinema and witty dialogue. A great ride all the way. #Legendthefilm
@mushenska - Legend was really, really good. Tom Hardy completely chilling as both Krays.
@padster - Tom Hardy is stupendously good in Legend. Two stunning performances. But Emily Browning is the key to the film.
@brianftang - Went to see a screening of Tom Hardy Krays flick Legend tonight. Liked a lot, it’s very well done.
@SachaBennett - Very pleased to say that Tom Hardy is doubly brilliant in @LegendTheFilm – both performances are stand out and drive the film.
@sothcott - LegendTheFilm is the best British gangster film of our generation and #TomHardy similarly the finest actor. See it at the cinema
Hype train has left the station.
@sandickins - See Legend! Amazing film with mind blowing performances especially from Tom Hardy
princesscoocoo - Interesting Q&A with huge #talent #writer #director #BrianHelgeland after the immensely entertaining #Legend #TomHardy gives groundbreaking #performances as the two #Kray twins #Reggie and #Ronnie transforming himself, his voice, the timing of his delivery impeccable. Stunning cinema and witty dialogue. A great ride all the way. #Legendthefilm
@mushenska - Legend was really, really good. Tom Hardy completely chilling as both Krays.
@padster - Tom Hardy is stupendously good in Legend. Two stunning performances. But Emily Browning is the key to the film.
@brianftang - Went to see a screening of Tom Hardy Krays flick Legend tonight. Liked a lot, it’s very well done.
@SachaBennett - Very pleased to say that Tom Hardy is doubly brilliant in @LegendTheFilm – both performances are stand out and drive the film.
@sothcott - LegendTheFilm is the best British gangster film of our generation and #TomHardy similarly the finest actor. See it at the cinema
Hype train has left the station.
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Freeza wrote:Don't call me James wrote:Leo not doing a film in 2014 made the whole *bleep* year depressing. I've been anticipating this for a long time, more than any other film tbh.
Can't wait for all the people in this film. Everyone's great. Can't wait to see Domnhall, and Paul Anderson (seriously, how many Paul Andersons do we need in Hollywood?) who was so amazing in Peaky Blinders.
Creed, The Martian, Black Mass, The Revenant, Hateful Eight. Can't freaking wait for these films. Tom Hardy's year though, pretty stellar.
Holly shit had no idea Arthur Shelby is in that ffs. Paul Anderson is amazing. I can't believe I've never seen him in anything else.
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Don't call me James wrote:Freeza wrote:Don't call me James wrote:Leo not doing a film in 2014 made the whole *bleep* year depressing. I've been anticipating this for a long time, more than any other film tbh.
Can't wait for all the people in this film. Everyone's great. Can't wait to see Domnhall, and Paul Anderson (seriously, how many Paul Andersons do we need in Hollywood?) who was so amazing in Peaky Blinders.
Creed, The Martian, Black Mass, The Revenant, Hateful Eight. Can't freaking wait for these films. Tom Hardy's year though, pretty stellar.
Holly shit had no idea Arthur Shelby is in that ffs. Paul Anderson is amazing. I can't believe I've never seen him in anything else.
No idea either. But I've never seen anyone play a drunken f'ed up character that loves to fight as well. My favourite regular role by far in that show. He deserved an emmy, but that show is way too under the radar I guess.
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Hooo Hooo Hooo Hooooooooly Shit!
Best trailer I've seen in a while. Definitely not reading that bunch of spoilers M69 posted.
Best trailer I've seen in a while. Definitely not reading that bunch of spoilers M69 posted.
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Freeza wrote:Don't call me James wrote:Freeza wrote:
Can't wait for all the people in this film. Everyone's great. Can't wait to see Domnhall, and Paul Anderson (seriously, how many Paul Andersons do we need in Hollywood?) who was so amazing in Peaky Blinders.
Creed, The Martian, Black Mass, The Revenant, Hateful Eight. Can't freaking wait for these films. Tom Hardy's year though, pretty stellar.
Holly shit had no idea Arthur Shelby is in that ffs. Paul Anderson is amazing. I can't believe I've never seen him in anything else.
No idea either. But I've never seen anyone play a drunken f'ed up character that loves to fight as well. My favourite regular role by far in that show. He deserved an emmy, but that show is way too under the radar I guess.
Honestly I fell in love with Peaky Blinders because of Cillian Murphy and Paul Anderson. Everyone else is just a bonus (like the strong female characters and Alfie Solomons ffs).
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What a great movie Jurassic World is.
Thoroughly enjoyed it.
Thoroughly enjoyed it.
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RED wrote:What a great movie Jurassic World is.
Thoroughly enjoyed it.
Meh. I would have been happy with it if I had just watched it at home on my laptop rather than waste money on it.
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Don't call me James wrote:RED wrote:What a great movie Jurassic World is.
Thoroughly enjoyed it.
Meh. I would have been happy with it if I had just watched it at home on my laptop rather than waste money on it.
Wouldn't watch it on my laptop ever tbh. Only enjoyable in any way in the cinema. Not a great film by any means, but I enjoyed the action, even though it didn't always have the best of reasons for being the way it was all the time. Also Chris Pratt being the only legit character in it was awful.
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Agreed, was really disappointed in it, not a movie i will see again
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Emmanuel Lubezki is the Cinematographer of Terrence Malick's Knight of Cups as well.
Another cool trailer. But then its terrence malick after all and dont think there will be much difference if its a trailer or a full movie. lol
Wont understand a fricking thing...
Another cool trailer. But then its terrence malick after all and dont think there will be much difference if its a trailer or a full movie. lol
Wont understand a fricking thing...
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I really don't like Terrence Malick's films. No matter how creative he thinks he is, just full on boredom mode throughout all of his films.
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It is boring tbh. But then I respect his style of film making.
Liked Tree of Life for its real portrayal of youth and innocence. His other films are a bit outworldy and superficial, his later films mainly I think.
But then cinematography (mostly Lubezki I think) and that grand canvas he makes his films, kind of makes it a little bit interesting and visually stimulating. Story wise one needs to be at his same level to understand what he is meaning or if he is meaning anything at all for that matter hehe.
Liked Tree of Life for its real portrayal of youth and innocence. His other films are a bit outworldy and superficial, his later films mainly I think.
But then cinematography (mostly Lubezki I think) and that grand canvas he makes his films, kind of makes it a little bit interesting and visually stimulating. Story wise one needs to be at his same level to understand what he is meaning or if he is meaning anything at all for that matter hehe.
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Apocalypto has some truly wonderful set-pieces and takes in its second act.
It lacked a bit of something at the start and ending though.
7.8/10
It lacked a bit of something at the start and ending though.
7.8/10
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