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This was filmed at my work about 3 years ago! .
And yes I met Gary Oldman!
Yep I think its been on the shelf. Didn't think it would ever see the light of day.
Seems such a long time ago that our building was turned into the pentagon!
We have a massive production filming here at the moment but I've signed a disclaimer so I can't say what it is!
Yeah it does. Our workplace seems to be the go to place for U.S buildings like The Pentagon, the CIA and the FBI....!
It's fascinating stuff!
Once the film they are making is released I will post all the pictures I've taken. Some great behind the scenes shots!
I will post all the behind the scenes pictures I have been taking after its release. But I hope to tell you the title before then @Torgeirtrap !
Great! Looking forward to it! :-)
I hope all is well with you. I saw EQ2 btw and really liked it. I've not seen the first one yet, but that didn't hamper my enjoyment of the sequel. The great Denzel carried the film and shone, as he always does. Pedro Pascal was excellent too.
Which trailers did you enjoy the most over the past month?
In my more favoured genres, I'm really looking forward to The Meg, Mile 22, Hunter Killer and Final Score.
I think Glass will be epic. I must revisit Unbreakable ahead of its release.
The ones that didn't impress were Shazam, Godzilla 2 (despite Vera being in it) and the sad news of this Enter The Dragon remake. :-q
I haven't seen many of Statham's films from the last 10 years, and so have some catching up to do.
I ordered Central Intelligence on blu by the way, and can't wait to see it. I have to admit that I wasn't too impressed with Skyscraper (too much CGI), but perhaps my expectations were too high. Same goes for Rampage. I'm beginning to think that Dwayne may be a little overexposed.
Sorry @DaltonCraig007 - couldn't resist. My reaction is actually quite the opposite. I'd read about this film being in the works about a year ago, and so am glad that they're still planning on moving forward with it. Should be great.
Tommy Wirkola, the director of last year's ""What Happened to Monday?'" (with Noomie Rapace, Glenn Close and Willem Dafoe), has confirmed his next project: the action film War Pigs, starring Mel Gibson and Colin Farrell.
The plot: A group of disillusioned ex-marines go on one last mission to get revenge on the cartel that murdered one of their own while making off with millions of dollars in drug money.
This will be Gibson's last acting job before focusing on his next directorial effort, the WW2 film Destroyer with Mark Wahlberg, which tells the heroic story of how the crewmen of the USS Laffey defended their ship from an astounding 22 kamikaze attacks on April 16, 1945.
Mel Gibson will also co-headline the thriller Dragged Across Concrete* (with Vince Vaughn) and the Joe Carnahan directed sci/fi action film Boss Level** (with Frank Grillo), both already in post-production.
*Two policemen, one an old-timer (Mel Gibson), the other his volatile younger partner (Vince Vaughn), find themselves suspended when a video of their strong-arm tactics become the media's cause du jour. Low on cash and with no other options, these two embittered soldiers descend into the criminal underworld to gain their just due, but instead find far more than they wanted awaiting them in the shadows.
**Roy Pulver (Frank Grillo), a retired special forces soldier finds himself trapped in a sinister government program, which results in a never-ending loop leading to his death.
EDIT:
Here is the first official picture of Dragged Across Concrete:
I don't go that often to warrant it, but I pity anyone who has, since it seems like their whole business model changes on a week-to-week basis. Last I read, the latest Mission: Impossible was blocked and now MoviePass owners have to wait two weeks for a new release? Doesn't sound worth it, unless you truly don't care about waiting to see films.