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A bow tie?

He already got the glasses!

Blade Runner 'Spinner Take-Off' right there!

Yes, good movie, good acting, but somehow it's not something I will watch again, I think. There are only two scenes that stuck in my mind. The very first scene with his kid on a boat. That acting was extremely natural. In fact, it probably was real.  And much later in the movie when Affleck accidentally meets his ex again on the street. 

Love Guardians Vol. 1 but Vol.2 was a disappointment for me. It suffered a bit from 'wanting to do too much'. The jokes in The Suicide Squad trailers aren't very promising either. But I'm sure the world disagrees with me.

A score is only good when KM is singing it in the shower.

And yet, JWFan seems to hate it less than Snyder's Justice League.

Why do you always sound like a troll?
 
The answer is obvious. There are people who like those movies.

In the same kind of movie, I'll go for the Guardians of the Galaxy, Logan, Kick Ass or Thor: Ragnarok which all have characterd largely more interesting with more interresting relationships and exchanges than this JL. But again it's just my opinion, feel free to disagree.
[edit] I didn't mentioned TDK as there is less characters nor Men in Black for the same obvious reason although both are far less longer

It sometimes felt like it was filmed with a medium format camera.
 

That's how they started the project but later it went its own way. 

I hear many people complaining about the amount of slo-mo in this movie, but to be honest, I didn't notice it. Even today my son said that 20% of JL is slow motion and I go "really?!" I seem to be immune to it.

Not sure if I agree. IMO, characters were well presented (thanks to lengthier running time) and storytelling had a surprising clarity. In a way, everything felt a bit too familiar and safe (except for its slow pacing, of course), clearly aiming at a broad audience*. And apparently, given the audience's reaction, it paid off.
 
 
* with moments to make the American audience cheer (if it played in theaters) and wave with their plastic lightsabers (if it was a Star Wars movie)
 

No, but when people finally get tired of superhero movies, a desperate Marvel and DC will do crossovers (in order to attract the audiences) resulting in HULK vs Superman movies.

Dick Laurent is dead.

Another movie that I expected a lot from was Blade Runner. It was going to be the successor of Ridley Scott who completely rocked my world with Alien which was one of the most beautiful sci-fi visions I've ever seen. I went to see it on day one together with two friends but somehow my expectations weren't entirely met. I thought it was good but it wasn't as great as Alien. That being said, having 'the wrong expectations' can actually be your worst enemy. Three days later, two of us went to see it again, and this time it even exceeded my initial expectations. My buddy, who was with me, experienced the same thing.

Me too. All my troubles seemed so far away.

Police Academy - well, it was on ITV4 last night and I hadn't seen it in full since its initial VHS release. An amiable enough way to pass a couple of hours on a Monday night ... goofy fun with some pleasantly gratuitous tit-flashes and still some chuckles to be had, 37 years on.

Just replace TFA with RETURN OF THE JEDI and I said the same thing 😒 - thirty eight years ago😞

With the exception of Dancing Queen, America never bought into ABBA. It was too Euro.