Brando

Don't suppose you sent a fitness book about eating bacon as well?

I sent him a copy of Fiddler on the Roof, hope he got it.
 
Happy Birthday, Mr. Williams!

I was going to get a birthday card and have a bunch of better film composers sign it, but then I remembered... they're all dead! 

Happy birthday to the greatest composer of all time, wishing you all the best!
 
Here's my pick to celebrate this birthday in music
Remembering Childhood
 

Happy birthday Mr Williams!
 
I cant believe there is no thread about this yet*… 😕
 
lets hope the labels have something for this great day!
 
*well at least there is news about it in the main site…

A few of the visual effects shods are not up to ILM's usual standards, understandable because they were stretched to their limit in the summer of 1989.
 
But we're talking mere seconds out of a 2 hour+ film, which otherwise looks great.  Slocombe gave each film an awesome look

TLC is not cheap, nor shoddy. I think it looks great for its time.

I bet it was that major production slowdown with Harrison Ford's injury.  With the facial reconstruction (in addition to the de aging in the first part).
And when everyone got diarrhea 

Funny, I've read that apparently these were Leni Riefenstahl's rules at her screenings!
 
Looks like Indy 5 will be the 8th most expensive movie ever made, at a production budget alone of almost 300 million.
 

Unlikely. The prologue is in the II world war, Abner was dead in raiders and indy left marion one or two years after raiders. They met for the first time again in kotcs.

Absolutely, totally with you. If it was up to me - 

The concession stands wouldn't sell 'noise-making' food. 

The auditoriums would have phone-jamming tech installed (sorry, but if you're in some sort of 'potential emergency' situation where you need to be constantly reachable then what are you even DOING at the movies? And social media can wait until the film is over before hearing your doubtless amazing insights on it). 

Talking would get you thrown out without a refund. 

Babies shouldn't be allowed in to anything other than specified parent and baby screenings, because otherwise they inevitably freak out at some point and start screaming the place down.    

And on that theme ... kids wouldn't be allowed to have massive-sized soft drinks that their undersized bladders can't cope with, then they wouldn't need to be taken out to the toilet every fifteen fucking minutes. 

No admission after the movie has started. Get there on time or forget it, dickhead.  


Reacting to the content of the movie itself is of course absolutely fine. But everything I've detailed above isn't, and utterly boils my piss.  

I remember going to see Ice Age The Meltdown and I was so afraid somebody would have a meltdown in the theater that I decided to watch Dark Knight Rises instead 

I'm content with the small local theaters we have around here. The screens might not be the size of an entire building, but the seats are clean, people are quiet, and tickets are $7 max!

Soon you'll be paying extra for better seats at AMC

Remind me not to eat dairy products at your house.  

Shouldn't the thread title be "Old Spielberg Movie: The Fabelmans" now?

I also believe the underscore of this film is the greatest underscore to ever exist and there will never be another one like it.

"91-year old man refuses to wear mask" "#CancelWilliams" "#WilliamsIsAnAntiVaxxer" /s

It belongs in the lung cancer thread. 

This pic could go in a lot of different threads, but here it is.