Upcoming Films

[Jay 43,905]

On 03/09/2024 at 8:03 AM, tomsmoviemadness said:

This looks interesting.

2073, Starring Samantha Morton, directed by Asif Kapadia.

 

 

 

 

[tomsmoviemadness 4,434]

Fourth and final Bridget Jones film coming out February 14.

 

 

[A24 4,924]

 

Watched it with sound off but this could be good.

[Marian Schedenig 10,833]

Maybe. Would be nice to have a good film based on those old myths again. But it's hard to judge from the trailer what kind of film this wants to be.

[filmmusic 2,763]

11 minutes ago, A24 said:

 

Watched it with sound off but this could be good.

I'm more interested in listening to the score, than seeing the movie.

[tomsmoviemadness 4,434]

Music is by Rachel Portman, so I'm so really looking forward to the music.

[Holko 11,675]

New Beatles US tour docu with newly shot interviews and newly discovered and restored archival footage:

 

[Jay 43,905]

Pam Anderson is back

 

 

[Edmilson 10,998]

First look on Tron: Ares, starring box office dynamo Jared Leto:

 

 

Also, the director is saying that it'll be grittier and more industrial.

 

https://www.empireonline.com/movies/news/tron-ares-nine-inch-nails-soundtrack-grittier-more-industrial-sequel/

[A24 4,924]

And industrial it looks! Just look at the background on the right!

 

I couldn't stand Tron 2 (turned it off) so I probably won't be watching Tron 3 either.

[Xander Harris 8,495]

Does anyone remember that movie Tron?

[filmmusic 2,763]

15 minutes ago, John Dutton said:

Does anyone remember that movie Tron?

Of course! I love it!

i didn't like Tron 2 either..

[Lady Dimitrescu 10,260]

[A24 4,924]

Don't watch the trailer if you are going to watch The Amateur.

 

 

[Edmilson 10,998]

I liked Tron 2 when I saw it in theaters back when I was a stupid teen, haven't re-watched it in the years since.

 

Never seen the first Tron though, and I'm not sure I'd like it if I tried it.

[Sweeping Strings 3,031]

On 18/11/2024 at 6:12 PM, Edmilson said:

First look on Tron: Ares, starring box office dynamo Jared Leto:

 

 

Also, the director is saying that it'll be grittier and more industrial.

 

https://www.empireonline.com/movies/news/tron-ares-nine-inch-nails-soundtrack-grittier-more-industrial-sequel/

Proper lolling here at that crack about Jared Leto. Good work, Edmilson.

[Giftheck 1,141]

 

[Bat1989 172]

I never thought that I would see Shadow using a gun again. 

 

Well, at least not in new material. 

[Giftheck 1,141]

6 minutes ago, CT-7567 said:

I never thought that I would see Shadow using a gun again. 

 

Well, at least not in new material. 

 

TBF Jeff Fowler also produced FMVs in the Shadow game, including ones where he had guns. So I'm not hugely surprised.

[Bat1989 172]

1 minute ago, Giftheck said:

 

TBF Jeff Fowler also produced FMVs in the Shadow game, including ones where he had guns. So I'm not hugely surprised.

Huh, interesting how he only worked in that game.

 

And now I discovered that he is going to do a Pink Panther remake, which means that maybe something great can happen.

Jon Batiste doing the ost, as his version of Green Hill Zone appeared in the first Sonic movie, so that means that Fowler already know him a bit.

 

[Jay 43,905]

I forgot that Disney was giving the live action treatment to Lilo&Stitch too

 

 

[Nick1Ø66 7,218]

24 minutes ago, Jay said:

I forgot that Disney was giving the "live action" treatment to Lilo&Stitch too

 

Fixed.

[Bat1989 172]

New trailer for The Bad Guys 2, Pemberton returns to it.

 

 

 

 

 

[Jay 43,905]

New trailer for Snow White...

 

 

[The Score Cleaner 8,469]

On 25/11/2024 at 5:23 PM, Nick1Ø66 said:

 

Fixed.

Are the humans CGI too?

[Jay 43,905]

 

So Disney has not 1, not 2, but 3 live-action versions of their animated musicals coming out in the next 5 months!?

 

Mufasa - December 20

SNow White - March 21

Lilo & Stitch - May 23

 

And then Moana in 2026, and they've got Guy Ritchie directing a live-action version of Hercules?  These live action remakes must be very profitable

[Giftheck 1,141]

2 minutes ago, Jay said:

 

So Disney has not 1, not 2, but 3 live-action versions of their animated musicals coming out in the next 5 months!?

 

Mufasa - December 20

SNow White - March 21

Lilo & Stitch - May 23

 

And then Moana in 2026, and they've got Guy Ritchie directing a live-action version of Hercules?  These live action remakes must be very profitable

 

Aladdin scored $1.051 billion, and The Lion King did $1.657 billion. With the right remake, they're very profitable.

[Nick1Ø66 7,218]

1 hour ago, Doo_liss said:

Are the humans CGI too?

 

Don't try to figure out which Disney humans are CGI, that's impossible. Instead, only try to realise the truth...we're all CGI.

[Edmilson 10,998]

Will the Frozen remake be released this decade or just in the 2030s?

[Nick1Ø66 7,218]

1 hour ago, Giftheck said:

 

Aladdin scored $1.051 billion, and The Lion King did $1.657 billion. With the right remake, they're very profitable.

 

As far as I know, none of the live action remakes since then have scored anywhere even close to those figures. It's not 2019 any more.

[Giftheck 1,141]

Half of them were dumped straight to Disney+, to be fair.

[Edmilson 10,998]

4 minutes ago, Nick1Ø66 said:

 

As far as I know, none of the live action remakes since then have scored anywhere even close to those figures. It's not 2019 any more.

Yeah but... Aladdin and The Lion King are the highest grossing Disney animated classics before the 2000s. Aladdin earned over $500 million and was the biggest movie of 1992 while TLK grossed over $700 million, the biggest of 1994. So it made sense that their remakes would be huge box office hits (even though technically the remake of Beauty and the Beast made more money than the Aladdin remake - I guess people were horrified seeing a blue legless CGI Will Smith).

 

Mulan would've been a hit as well if it weren't for the pandemic. 

[Nick1Ø66 7,218]

10 minutes ago, Edmilson said:

Aladdin and The Lion King are the highest grossing Disney animated classics before the 2000s.

 

True. But arguably The Little Mermaid, one of Disney's most beloved films, should have done much better than it did in the remake...which was barely turn a profit.

 

And how many times can they remake Aladdin and The Lion King?

 

Never mind, don't answer that.

[A24 4,924]

 

I just checked, it's down to 93%, which still is not bad.  

[Nick1Ø66 7,218]

1 hour ago, Giftheck said:

Half of them were dumped straight to Disney+

 

Not the better half.

[Edmilson 10,998]

53 minutes ago, Nick1Ø66 said:

True. But arguably The Little Mermaid, one of Disney's most beloved films, should have done much better than it did in the remake...which was barely turn a profit.

 

The thing about TLM is that, even putting personal taste aside, it simply looked... uninteresting. Dull. And way too dark (literally, not in terms of atmosphere) for a kids movie.

 

Aladdin also looked uninteresting, at least to me, but it had two advantages over Mermaid:

1. Will Smith (who has some star power, TLM didn't have anyone of the same caliber);
2. It was competing against a string of flops (Godzilla: King of the Monsters, MIB: International, The Secret Lives of Pets 2) so it managed to be the biggest movie until Toy Story 4 almost a month later. The Little Mermaid on the other hand went up against Across the Spider-Verse who had a lot more hype and better critical reception (that said, ATSV only defeated TLM in the United States, in many countries such as my own TLM came out on top against Spiderman).

[Naïve Old Fart 12,155]

1 hour ago, A24 said:

 

I just checked, it's down to 93%, which still is not bad.  

 

Gagging for this.

I'm jacked. I'm jacked to the tits!

[Giftheck 1,141]

14 hours ago, Nick1Ø66 said:

 

True. But arguably The Little Mermaid, one of Disney's most beloved films, should have done much better than it did in the remake...which was barely turn a profit.

 

And how many times can they remake Aladdin and The Lion King?

 

Never mind, don't answer that.

 

The Lion King 2029, starring JAImes Earl Jones as Mufasa (who somehow sounds even less interested in the role than the real James Earl Jones did when he played it in 2019)

[Xander Harris 8,495]

I saw several of the Disney remakes and they were all awful. AOC as Snow White looks no different. If anything, it looks worse. 

[Lady Dimitrescu 10,260]

Why are the dwarfs CGI? Aren't there dwarf actors in real life who could've played the roles?

[Xander Harris 8,495]

They're paying geeks at computers to poorly animate roles that could have been played by humans. 

[Mr. Hooper 6,867]

15 minutes ago, The Train Station said:

Why are the dwarfs CGI? Aren't there dwarf actors in real life who could've played the roles?

Someone apparently decided, on behalf of little people everywhere, that it was offensive for any of them to play these "backward" characters.

 

Hint:

 

[Xander Harris 8,495]

What does Warwick Davis think about all this?

[Lady Dimitrescu 10,260]

2 hours ago, Mr. Hooper said:

Someone apparently decided, on behalf of little people everywhere, that it was offensive for any of them to play these "backward" characters.

 

Hint:

 

 

What the hell is his problem?

[Naïve Old Fart 12,155]

On 03/12/2024 at 4:44 PM, Jay said:

New trailer for Snow White...

 

 

Geez Louise, this is bad.

I gave up at the 1.49 mark.

It deserves to sink without a trace, but it will probably make more than the GDP of Uruguay. There's no justice.

[Xander Harris 8,495]

I don't know how a studio known for its artistry can put out movies that are so ugly and poorly rendered.

[Giftheck 1,141]

14 hours ago, The Train Station said:

 

What the hell is his problem?

 

Classic example of pulling the ladder up after he's climbed it.

[Mr. Hooper 6,867]

17 hours ago, John Dutton said:

What does Warwick Davis think about all this?

Can you believe that he wasn't even consulted?

[The Score Cleaner 8,469]

On 04/12/2024 at 11:15 PM, The Train Station said:

Why are the dwarfs CGI? Aren't there dwarf actors in real life who could've played the roles?

[A24 4,924]