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Has anyone seen the re-released Spider-man? Are there enough new scenes to make it worth seeing in the theater or should I wait for it to show up on Disney+?
Has anyone seen the re-released Spider-man? Are there enough new scenes to make it worth seeing in the theater or should I wait for it to show up on Disney+?
There is also going to be a live-action Snow White
Who's looking forward to the new movie starring Reese Shearsmith, Charlie Cooper, Pippa Bennett-Warner, Pearl Chanda, Harris Dickinson, Sian Clifford and Jacob Fortune-Lloyd?
These were the name on a movie poster I saw this summer at the theatre. Perhaps these are household names in England?? (Certainly not in Canada.) Weird way to promote a movie. Maybe that's the promotion?
Luckily for this movie (See How They Run), it also stars Sam Rockwell, Saoirse Ronan, Adrien Brody, Ruth Wilson, Shirley Henderson and Dave Oyelowo. Surely that's enough star power to not have to go on to list all those other newbies. You would think six should have their names in a larger font on the movie poster rather than having to share with seven others which make our faces go
oops….and some freaked out MLB fans (and Today hosts)
Yes, sorry but I can't find a good video of it. Here is what I am talking about: https://youtu.be/1fPr8t1d9q0Major League Baseball?
Yes, sorry but I can't find a good video of it. Here is what I am talking about: https://youtu.be/1fPr8t1d9q0
No haven't watched but I must. That looks great. And I like Robert Carlyle too.My gawd Emma Thompson: Has anyone watched this movie? https://youtu.be/N08oMrX0UMs
I just saw "The Woman King." I can see this winning quite a few awards come Oscars time. Strong acting, gorgeous cinematography and costuming, choreography on the fight scenes was top notch. I found it moving, at times. But there were also times when I found it highly annoying. For instance, the romance between two of the younger characters (not to give away too much of the plot) felt like it was forced in there to create additional drama and 'spice things up.' It was unnecessary and distracting. So while I liked the movie overall, I didn't love it.
I wanted to love it. And there were parts of it that I did. But it felt as though the writers decided to throw a romance in there because they didn't think the main plot would be a strong enough "draw" without one, which did it a disservice, IMO. It annoyed me enough to sway my overall opinion from "loved it" to "liked it a lot."I loved this movie partly because it succeeds on so many levels. Not just as a movie itself, but thematically it is challenging, but not threatening. It opens up the world of movies to more stories like this and serves as an introduction for more overwhelming topics. And it's about women, stars women, is directed by a woman, written by a woman and produced by a 50/50 female/male production team. And a large number of other big behind the scenes roles are by women. They have all done such a fabulous job.
It's genuinely one of my favourite movies of all time. Easily one of the best movies I've ever seen. I just want all my friends to watch it and while most of my online friends have, my offline ones haven't and I can't keep telling them how much they're missing out. But they are.Everything, Everywhere, All at Once. It's amazing. I would say as close to perfect as a movie ever gets. They really handled the multiverse stuff in a way that enhanced the movie rather than being a gimmick to cover up the story's flaws. I would say it's more of a movie about familial relationships and dealing with your life choices than it is about the multiverse.
I love the MCU but they could learn a trick or two from this movie.
You can! Don't give up!I can't keep telling them how much they're missing out.