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4 hours ago, nightscape94 said:

I'm a huge Coen Bros fan, but nothing about the marketing of the film has really made me want to see it in the theater.  This will be a Redbox rental.

Then you aren't a huge Coen brothers fan!

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I like or love all their films that I've seen, but I haven't seen all their films.  I should fix that someday.

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Let's see...

 

I've seen:

Blood Simple

The Hudsucker Proxy

Fargo

The Big Lebowski

O Brother, Where Art Thou? (in the theater)

The Man Who Wasn't There (in the theater)

Intolerable Cruelty (in the theater)

The Ladykillers (in the theater)

No Country For Old Men (in the theater)

Burn After Reading

 

I haven't seen:

Raising Arizona

Miller's Crossing

Barton Fink

A Serious Man

True Grit

Inside Llewyn Davis

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53 minutes ago, nightscape94 said:

 

I'm frugal these days, I hardly watch anything in the theater.

Excuses! I completely understand as I'm the same way, but I try to make it out for the filmmakers I love. 

1 hour ago, Jay said:

Let's see...

 

I've seen:

Blood Simple

The Hudsucker Proxy

Fargo

The Big Lebowski

O Brother, Where Art Thou? (in the theater)

The Man Who Wasn't There (in the theater)

Intolerable Cruelty (in the theater)

The Ladykillers (in the theater)

No Country For Old Men (in the theater)

Burn After Reading

 

I haven't seen:

Raising Arizona

Miller's Crossing

Barton Fink

A Serious Man

True Grit

Inside Llewyn Davis

See Raising Arizona and Miller's Crossing ASAP!

 

I really wish The Ladykillers would get a Blu release. Probably their most disregarded film but I love it so. 

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6 hours ago, Jay said:

Let's see...

 

I've seen:

Blood Simple  Boring

The Hudsucker Proxy  Awful

Fargo Hated it

The Big Lebowski never saw it

O Brother, Where Art Thou? (in the theater) hated it

The Man Who Wasn't There (in the theater) waste of great talent

Intolerable Cruelty (in the theater) never heard of it

The Ladykillers (in the theater) waste of great talent pt 2

No Country For Old Men (in the theater) Ok but for reasons of parody

Burn After Reading never saw it

 

I haven't seen:

Raising Arizona funny

Miller's Crossing great

Barton Fink haven't seen it

A Serious Man ???

True Grit The John Wayne film was much better but I still liked it

Inside Llewyn Davis never heard of it.

Seen more than I thought

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16 hours ago, Jay said:

Let's see...

 

I've seen:

Blood Simple    never heard of it 

The Hudsucker Proxy     never saw it 

Fargo   Netflix once, good 

The Big Lebowski   love it

O Brother, Where Art Thou?   saw it three times, gets better each time 

The Man Who Wasn't There    never saw it 

Intolerable Cruelty    nope 

The Ladykillers   hate hate hate 

No Country For Old Men (in the theater)   loved it 

Burn After Reading   nope 

Raising Arizona   nope 

Miller's Crossing   nope 

Barton Fink   nope 

A Serious Man   nope 

True Grit (in the theater)   pretty good 

Inside Llewyn Davis   nope 

 

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On 2/2/2016 at 2:27 PM, Jay said:

 

 

I can't resist. It's Stephen.

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2 hours ago, Alexcremers said:

Good news for some of the members here:

 

Captain Nemo lives!

 

http://deadline.com/2016/02/bryan-singer-20000-leagues-under-the-sea-fox-x-men-apocalypse-1201696127/

 

I wish they had a different director attached. And the jokes are so easy. I can almost imagine Singer's pitch:

 

"This is my version of the Nautlius. It's long, hard, cylindrical and full of seamen"

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5 minutes ago, Romão said:

 

I wish they had a different director attached. And the jokes are so easy. I can almost imagine Singer's pitch:

 

"This is my version of the Nautlius. It's long, hard, cylindrical and full of seamen"

 

Paul J. Smith's score for the 50s Disney movie is still one of my favorites ever. I would love it if whoever scores Singer's included some references to at least his theme for Captain Nemo.

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Keep it the 19th century, keep the technology relatively grounded as Verne did, don't make Nemo's ethnicity obvious (as the book clearly describes him) and don't introduce forced love interests. Have the guts to make a movie without female characters

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24 minutes ago, Romão said:

Keep it the 19th century, keep the technology relatively grounded as Verne did, don't make Nemo's ethnicity obvious (as the book clearly describes him) and don't introduce forced love interests. Have the guts to make a movie without female characters

 

Do it in steampunk style and I'll be interested!

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32 minutes ago, Stefancos said:

 

That will be John Ottman, 99.9% guaranteed.

 

More than likely.  And we know that John Ottman has NO problem continuing themes from previous movies by different composers, which I think is a good thing personally.

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Egg on my face!  I googled around and you are correct. For some reason I thought Ottman's great main theme for X2 was Kamen's from the original. This is probably because I haven't actually seen the original in over 10 years.

 

While I was indeed thinking of X2 can I retroactively act like I was thinking of Superman Returns the whole time to save face? He definitely re-used Williams' original there! :-P

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4 hours ago, Alexcremers said:

Good news for some of the members here:

 

Captain Nemo lives!

 

http://deadline.com/2016/02/bryan-singer-20000-leagues-under-the-sea-fox-x-men-apocalypse-1201696127/

 

Nothing about this is good news. 

 

“contains not only the original characters of Captain Nemo, Ned Land and Professor Aronnax, but also some new and original characters and sci-fi plot twists culminating in a timeless adventure for all ages.”

 

Fucking no.  You've already completely mishandled and ruined a story that functions in large part on its sense of intimacy, that is, by basically only involving four characters.  And isn't the adventure interesting enough?  Scifi plot twists my ass. 

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Saw that earlier during the superbowl.... I somehow forgot this was coming this year, seems like it should be further out still.

 

Damon's in great shape!  The movie will probably be dumb, though.  Hopefully I'm wrong!

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1 hour ago, chuckster312 said:

 

 

 

My most anticipated "major blockbuster" type movie of 2016 for sure. Can't wait! The Paul Greengrass Bourne movies are both outstanding; action classics in my opinion.

 

I do wish they'd been able to think of a good noun to go in a "The Bourne [fill-in-the-blank]" title though.

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