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I stand by my opinion that The Mask of Zorro is one of the greatest adventure movies ever made. It's so beautifully filmed and lovingly crafted, with wonderful performances, a sweeping score, stunning landscapes, a vivid sense of place and time, an…
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mtm wrote: » I mostly agree, but I don't quite understand why you quoted me there..? Ee gahds! I'm sorry. I have absolutely no idea how I did that. I edited it.
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Not having seen Oppenheimer yet (I plan to this weekend), I've been sitting on the sidelines for this discussion. But it does raise some very fascinating questions about the nature of opinion vs. fact, especially when it comes to art. There are so…
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ringfire211 wrote: » Just one question. How in the world can a Barbie movie be such a huge hit?? Who is the target audience??? It sounds like something vapid that Paris Hilton would star in and would have a 2.5 rating on IMDB. Just boggles the min…
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patb wrote: » I had forgotten about Cruise playing that character (to make the mask trick more believable), it is rather clever and a nice touch. The more frequent use of the mask and in so may circumstances as the franchise has developed is not f…
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I enjoyed the film quite a bit, but I'm having trouble loving it. After thinking back on it, I think I may have figured out why. (Spoiler)
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SecretAgentMan⁰⁰⁷ wrote: » ColonelSun wrote: » SecretAgentMan⁰⁰⁷ wrote: » MI2 is a guilty pleasure of mine. But I feel like it's from Ghost Protocol that the franchise started discovering itself. Ghost Protocol is my fav so far. See…
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I saw it Monday night and enjoyed it very, very much. I'll need to see it again to collect my thoughts but overall I thought it was great fun. I would definitely recommend it and I would also recommend seeing on a big screen for maximum effect.
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mtm wrote: » Isn't this gorgeous? From Tony Stella on twitter. This is absolutely fantastic! I love seeing the artwork - both official and fan-created - coming out of this movie. Something about Indiana Jones lends itself to a rich pa…
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From what I have seen from the Indy fans posting reviews, you have to lower your expectations and understand that this movie was never going to be on par with the original trilogy. Just go in expecting a later-day Ford on one last fun adventure - a…
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At the moment, DoD is certified fresh on Rotten Tomatoes, for those who care about such things: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/indiana_jones_and_the_dial_of_destiny
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shimplyshocking007 wrote: » First thing I'd do is get rid of Ray Winstone. I have to agree. I LOVE Ray Winstone as an actor (he seems like a really cool person too) but Mac is not a necessary sidekick in a movie where Indy already ends up …
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I love KOTCS but AMEN to "needing more script passes." There are some good reasons mentioned here already but I would add my own: What happens to either the FBI subplot or the KGB subplot? They're both completely dropped after the Marshall College…
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mtm wrote: » I feel like McQ talked about that chase in one of his interviews: around when Rogue Nation came out I think he said that a recent film (and he didn't mention it by name) had a big action sequence where there was a plot exposition down…
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Mallory wrote: » PDJamesBond wrote: » I love Bond more than anything in the world (pop culture-wise, at least) so I hate to talk bad about it...but this seriously looks like Cruise and McQ watched SPECTRE and said, "Oh, that's cute...but can w…
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I love Bond more than anything in the world (pop culture-wise, at least) so I hate to talk bad about it...but this seriously looks like Cruise and McQ watched SPECTRE and said, "Oh, that's cute...but can we make a REAL car chase in Rome now?"
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I really like the set in the clip, and I absolutely love the lighting. I hope this might alleviate some concerns that Helena takes charge of the movie from Indy; here it's pretty clear that Indy is solving the puzzle and taking the initiative.
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Also a great review from Germain Lussier, a pretty reputable critic: https://gizmodo.com/indiana-jones-5-review-harrison-ford-dial-of-destiny-1850518708
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9/10 review from this YouTuber. Do we know anything about him? He has a lot of content and seems to be a pretty positive guy, so maybe he's the type of fan who's more generous upon first seeing a movie than they should be (cough cough, me when I g…
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thedove wrote: » PDJamesBond wrote: » Benny wrote: » PDJamesBond wrote: » I assume everyone on this thread is a big Indiana Jones fan (otherwise why would you be here?). So can we take a minute to stop thinking about angry YouTubers a…
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MaxCasino wrote: » PDJamesBond wrote: » Benny wrote: » PDJamesBond wrote: » I assume everyone on this thread is a big Indiana Jones fan (otherwise why would you be here?). So can we take a minute to stop thinking about angry YouTubers…
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Benny wrote: » PDJamesBond wrote: » I assume everyone on this thread is a big Indiana Jones fan (otherwise why would you be here?). So can we take a minute to stop thinking about angry YouTubers and take a deep breath and remind ourselves tha…
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I assume everyone on this thread is a big Indiana Jones fan (otherwise why would you be here?). So can we take a minute to stop thinking about angry YouTubers and take a deep breath and remind ourselves that a new Indy movie is coming out in less t…
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Michael Giacchino's score for M:I-3 is one of my favorite film scores of all time. I've listened to it all the way through literally hundreds of times. Definitely my favorite of the series, although they all are good in their own way.
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The majority of the reviews for Indy 5 are saying that it's somewhat episodic, formulaic, globe-hopping, and jammed with perhaps one too many setpieces. Ironically, this is pretty much all I want. I have said this before but these are supposed to …
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mtm wrote: » Quite interesting that Mission Impossible is back to being top of the hierarchy again: last time I'd say it was definitely 'Fallout' that was the primary message. Yes, I've noticed the words "Mission: Impossible" have gotte…
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mtm wrote: » Yeah I do wonder if folks will feel it's a bit old (fedora) hat by the time it's finally out. Very true. In a way it feels like it's coming out on May 30, not June 30. With all this marketing, it's hard to believe the film is…
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Jordo007 wrote: » DaltonCraig007 wrote: » Wow! Now that's a film. The action looks amazing, I'm looking for to seeing Ethan and Ilsa dynamic Yes, I'm curious about that also. Are they a romantic couple now? Friends? Spy partn…
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mtm wrote: » It's possible there's another we've seen nothing of because perhaps the setting gives away too much about the nature of the plot of the film. I guess that would be quite surprising but I suppose possible. I hope so! That would…
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Amazing trailer. Although let's be honest...our butts were already going to be in the theater the minute that M:I Fallout ended.
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