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Sonic 4 to be released on March 19, 2027.

 

https://deadline.com/2025/01/sonic-the-hedgehog-4-release-date-1236262719/

 

While studios have dated a ton of weekends with untitled releases, Sonic the Hedgehog 4 is among a few hard titles scheduled so far. In 2027, there’s also Avengers: Secret Wars (May 7), the animated Warner Bros movies Bad Fairies (July 23) and Margie Claus (Nov. 5) and Frozen 3 on Nov. 24.

 

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Finally the Old Guard 2 has a release date!  July 2 2025.  It was filmed in 2022!

 

 

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3 hours ago, Jay said:

Oh yeah, have you seen the trailer?
 

 

Written by David Koepp! He’s been busy, this guy.

 

The movie looks decent enough. I liked Fassbender in The Agency and I’m getting similar vibes from this one. 

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Constantine 2 Director Confirms the Keanu Reeves’ Sequel Has an Official Green Light

 

Constantine director Francis Lawrence and star Keanu Reeves discussed the highly-anticipated sequel, confirming the project is official.

 

Hopefully JNH will score it!

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43 minutes ago, Naïve Old Fart said:

Well, it has Daniel Brühl, whom I like, and having Ana de Armas is always a plus.

I might just be interested.

It also has Hans Zimmer writing the score, so it's up to you decide if that's a plus or a problem ;)

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41 minutes ago, Naïve Old Fart said:

Well, it has Daniel Brühl, whom I like, and having Ana de Armas is always a plus.

I might just be interested.

 

Yeah. Good cast and interesting premise. I'd be quite looking forward to this one if it wasn't directed by the Salieri of filmmakers. 

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11 minutes ago, Edmilson said:

It also has Hans Zimmer writing the score, so it's up to you decide if that's a plus or a problem ;)

Ha-ha, ha-ha, ha-ha, ha-ha, ha-ha h - oh! :unsure:

 

 

 

 

 

 

5 minutes ago, Nick1Ø66 said:

...the Salieri of filmmakers. 

Oof! That's cold.

Ok, he's gone off the boil recently (a lot , recently), but his work up to, say, the mid-90s was solid, often very good (COCOON; PARENTHOOD).

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34 minutes ago, Naïve Old Fart said:

Oof! That's cold.

Ok, he's gone off the boil recently (a lot , recently), but his work up to, say, the mid-90s was solid, often very good (COCOON; PARENTHOOD).

 

I'm not suggesting Howard's a bad director. He's actually quite a good director. He's versatile, and seems to always put the story ahead of whatever his own "style" is. In fact, if he has a style, it's invisible in his films, IMO. He's all about just telling the story.

 

But to me, this is something that prevents his films from transcending from the merely (or even very) good to truly great. He reminds me of latter stage Spielberg...a technically proficient, reliable, efficiency-driven director capable of getting good performances from his actors (like Spielberg, Howard's really good with actors) while putting out competent, well-made, by the numbers films that are otherwise mostly uninspiring and often forgettable.

 

Which is fair enough, not everyone can be Mozart. Problem is, Howard doesn't have the absolutely iconic filmography Spielberg had in his early/mid-career to fall back on. He just sort of slid straight into mediocrity and stayed there.

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I, honestly, don't want to agree with you, @Nick1Ø66, but I find myself reading this and stroking my chin, thinking: "Hmm, a point very well made."

I want to like Howard's oeuvre more than I do, but I can't.

He's like Steve's one time BBF, Zemeckis: once brilliant, now decidedly pedestrian.

Still, I'll give EDEN a chance.

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14 minutes ago, Jay said:

 

It will be interesting to see their take on this, as interpretations of Heinlein's book, and Verhoeven's film, have been, er, quite controversial. Some see it as anti-war, and some see it as a glorification militarism and fascism. 

 

Also, is it a "remake" of the film, or a new adaption of the book?

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34 minutes ago, Nick1Ø66 said:

It will be interesting to see their take on this, as interpretations of Heinlein's book, and Verhoeven's film, have been, er, quite controversial. Some see it as anti-war, and some see it as a glorification militarism and fascism.

 

The Verhoeven film is clearly a satire. And a brilliant one at that.

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Woops, it was initially announced for the summer.  Fixed my post.

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Upcoming sci-fi film The Assessment starring Elizabeth Olsen, Alicia Vikander, and Himesh Patel

 

 

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Upcoming comedy Parenting starring Brian Cox, Edie Falco, Lisa Kudrow, Dean Norris, and Parker Posey

 

 

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2 minutes ago, Nick1Ø66 said:

Apparently Steven Price is scoring, as Rossini is reportedly unavailable.

 

Has anyone tried calling him?

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