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Spot on. That's really evident in the bathroom fight scene in Fallout.
I see the reviews embargo has lifted for the new Top Gun; it's getting five stars almost everywhere. Seems to be a smash.
As for the songs, they are classics with and without the Genie. Aladdin and Jasmine are a great couple who really feel like they grow in their relationship. My point is that even without Robin Williams, the movie would still been a hit.
The original truly animated movie was made in 1967. Tarzan (1999) was a hit as well. Some Disney movies with male after TLK were successful, even if not right away with fandom and box office.
Or confronting Waingro. Epic scene. Damn, I love that film!
"Look at me!" And Waingro's gasping after those first two shots, only for De Niro to finish off that Mozambique Drill with the headshot before instantly walking out. Perfection.
Yes. Oh gawd, yes! And then that look. De Niro is an ugly man in my opinion, but with that little beard and his classy outfits in HEAT, he looks positively "ace".
That's an older one. Unless you mean the live action one, which I guess count if you count live action remakes.
And the remake was a Disney film in 2016..?
I think the only thing not animated in it is Mowgli.
Aside from that I can think of Big Hero 6 too. Otherwise there's Ron's Gone Wrong, Luca, Soul, Onward etc. etc.
I don't see the point of these live action remakes, but that's hardly controversial.
Jungle Book I'd still live action remake of an animated movie. Allegedly with a lot of CGI. But all the animals are meant to be life like, not cartoonish. Regarding the others you mention, a lot of them are produced by companies owned by Disney, with their own aesthetic, approaches and brand. I understand the Alien franchise is owned by Disney, that doesn't make Ripley a Disney princess.
Allegedly? It's 100% animated, apart from Mowgli and some of the stuff he stands on. The jungle backgrounds are all CG. I agree it's not a traditional cartoon, but it's not really live action either. I don't think they make any traditionally-styled cartoons which don't feature CG now.
That's an awful lot of 'yeah buts!' :) They're animated films, for kids, from Disney.
Like Marvel and Star Wars, they are indirectly Disney.
They are indirectly Disney movies. Marvel and Star Wars are also owned by Disney, that doesn't make Princess Leia or Mrs Marvel Disney princesses. Regarding The Jungle Book, not only is it not a traditional animated movie, but it belongs to actress of live action remakes of Disney movies.
My favorite Batman is Robert Lowery!
Adam West is second, and Mickey G's dad ranks third for me :)
I am vengeance!
~ Kevin Conroy, the real Batman
😉
I have nothing against Lowery, but I wouldn't call him my favorite Batman.
but is it perchance your favourite suit?
Only to sleep in.
Haha! I do like his suit alright as far as serial costumes go. Kirk Alyn's Super suit was better, IMO, and Lewis Wilson's Bat suit was better as well. I love Lowery's bat emblem, though.
Apparently Robert Lowery's cape, cowl, etc. were a maroon/burgundy in color.
I agree without hesitation.
As an adult, I can agree. The teenage version of me would disagree. However, I can respect both franchise attempt to spoof the Bond films. The first two Austin Powers films haven't aged well but I still get some laughs out of them. The third was just an overload of grossness and toilet humor. It was like parodying a parody.
The VR scene in Johhny English 3 was the hardest I'd ever laughed in a long time.
1. The batman is now my favorite batman movie it took this long to finally get voice over in movies god
2. Macgyver the movie should of happened and should of been as successful as the mission impossible films
3. Jaws should be a longer franchise
4. Jaws 2 is not as bad as everyone claims
5. Jaws 3 if told by a good director would actually of made money
6. Jaws 4 was doomed for failure at the beginning however if they got rid of the revenge aspect the amity stuff and just had the Brody’s on vacation in the Bahamas where a great white shark shows up it could of been b movie fun but way better
7. I love the Saint staring Val Kilmer I have been told by many here that it was a bad film but I thought it was a fun spy film that I loved hearing Kilmer do different accents and all being named for saints is a cool gimmick I hear it’s nothing like the show but I don’t care
8. The A-team should of been a franchise how the expendables got franchise money and not the a-team is beyond me
9. Meg was actually scary to me and I can’t wait for the sequel
10. I feel a movie about the Band Yes about the making of the Drama album where Jon Anderson and Rick Wakeman left the band and the rest of the band not only have to replace them but have an album and tour coming is such an Oscar worthy idea and a box office gold mine of an idea it annoys me no one except me sees the potential
11. Also I am tired of the joker I haven’t even seen Joker the movie nor will I why because if any villain deserved his own film Bane (think Rocky but much darker) and Ra’s Al ghul (picture a dark James Bond film) stories are far more fascinating
That’s about it for now
The hockey mask is criminally overrated. Jason looks cooler and more dangerous in that burlap sack thingy.
No that F13 is cinema gold for me, but I like Part 2 the best.
I disagree. They stole the design from The Town That Dreaded Sundown. Hockey mask Jason is where it's at for me.