The Movie House - Part 6

I know the whole transgender/vestite thing has been in mainstream atm. With Leto not so long ago in Dallas Buyers Club, that transgender tv series getting lots of hype and critical praise. Not to mention the Caitlyn Jenner story of this year. So it's defo the it factor in Hollywood atm. So I understand why people might be afraid that influences like that will be considered if it comes to Redmayne getting recognition in Danish Girl.

But again I can't say this enough. Let's wait and see his performance first. And give him his fair chance and look at the movie through a clear glass.

Also maybe Hemsworth in Heart of Sea will also conjure up something Oscar worthy. There hasn't been much given away from that film, and its trailers have been teasing as pretty much as A Force Awakens. Not that the hype is anywhere near the same of course.

All am saying though let's just wait and see ffs before drawing conclusions!

There's just something about Redmayne's face that pisses me off. Even though I agree he's a great talent, there's just something about him. Hope it changes for Fantastic Beasts though

Leo's main competitor will be Fassbender for Macbeth or Steve Jobs.

M99 wrote:Leo's main competitor will be Fassbender for Macbeth or Steve Jobs.

Weird way of writing John Boyega imo

Yeah from the films already released so far Fassbander for Steve Jobs seems to be the unrivalled frontrunner atm.

Will Smith is getting buzz for Concussion.

Freeza wrote:

M99 wrote:Leo's main competitor will be Fassbender for Macbeth or Steve Jobs.

Weird way of writing Mark Driver-Hamill imo

Great Leader Sprucenuce wrote:

Freeza wrote:

M99 wrote:Leo's main competitor will be Fassbender for Macbeth or Steve Jobs.

Weird way of writing Mark Driver-Hamill imo

can't wait for that reveal.

inb4 Luke is JarJar

Alright people looking for some crime thriller films. Things like The Town, Inside Man, Gone Girl, The Departed, etc. They don't necessarily have to be exactly like those of course but heavy involvement of police and crime etc.

I've probably seen all the major ones so get creative.

Heat

Don't call me James wrote:Alright people looking for some crime thriller films. Things like The Town, Inside Man, Gone Girl, The Departed, etc. They don't necessarily have to be exactly like those of course but heavy involvement of police and crime etc.

I've probably seen all the major ones so get creative.

Seven, Silence of the Lambs, Sicario, Zodiac, No Country for Dani Old Men

Donnie Brasco is on lines of departed with Al Pacino in full swing as usual

Seen all of them.

Sicario is the only one I haven't. But it's already on my list just waiting for good quality to come out.

I said get creative you pos'.

Don't call me James wrote:

get creative you pos'

There is one movie with Judi West as a cop who brutally "tortures" criminal. Forgot the name bro maybe just Google it.

Miller's Crossing, Out of Sight, Haywire, Layer Cake, Brick, Cape Fear, Blue Velvet, Funny Games

Spoiler:

Freeza wrote:Miller's Crossing, Out of Sight, Haywire, Layer Cake, Brick, Cape Fear, Blue Velvet, Funny Games

Spoiler:

Seen Out of Sight, Layer Cake, and Brick.

But the rest look interesting. I'll add them to my list. For Haywire, do you mean the one with the UFC chick?

Spoiler:

Pirloisjesus wrote:

Don't call me James wrote:

get creative you pos'

There is one movie with Judi West as a cop who brutally "tortures" criminal. Forgot the name bro maybe just Google it.

She doesn't even have a wikipedia page.

Also, I ain't watching black and white films so don't even recommend them

Dead Presidents

Don't call me James wrote:

Freeza wrote:Miller's Crossing, Out of Sight, Haywire, Layer Cake, Brick, Cape Fear, Blue Velvet, Funny Games

Spoiler:

Seen Out of Sight, Layer Cake, and Brick.

But the rest look interesting. I'll add them to my list. For Haywire, do you mean the one with the UFC chick?

Spoiler:

Yeah, it's a pretty fun thriller with great action. Acting from Gina is not great by any means but I really like it.

Leon The Professional, Infernal Affairs, Sin City, True Romance, Jackie Brown, Road to Perdition, Once Upon A Time in America, The Untouchables, A Most Violent Year

M99 wrote:Leon The Professional, Infernal Affairs, Sin City, True Romance, Jackie Brown, Road to Perdition, Once Upon A Time in America, The Untouchables, A Most Violent Year

Seen Leon The Professional, Sin City, and A Most Violent Year.

Road to Perdition looks great. Think that's what I'll watch first.

Also like the look of The Untouchables. Going to my list.

Thomas Crown Affair (1968)

You haven't seen The Untouchables yet?

No I have not.

I have however seen The Thomas Crown Affair (1999).

Leave everything and go for Untouchables!

Road to Perdition
The Untouchables

That's the order I think I'm gonna with. The rest of them I'll have to think about.