Posts by Edward Price6

That poster is pretty creative. Using "real" hair.

https://bloody-disgusting.com/movie/...r-hair-fetish/

bluecyclist64 said:Interesting. I've never actually seen a movie in a theater before.☕

I definitely have.
Great vibe.

☕☕

There's no doubt about it, Marvel and Disney are ruling Hollywood right now.

The Avengers are definitely more fun. They tie all the movies together so well that... the new Star Wars doesn't stand much of a chance. To be honest, they get a bit repetitive after a while, so I've started skipping them. I didn't even catch Black Panther, the new Superman, or the new Ant-Man... Lately, I actually found Joker more interesting, and Wonder Woman wasn't bad either.

So, yeah, if I see something that catches my eye, I'll watch it, but I don't feel like I have to. I'm even doubting whether I'll go see this new Star Wars at all, even though it was one of the few movies I was actually looking forward to this year.

But I'm a Trekkie at heart, so I usually prefer the series anyway.

The movie adaptation of Lin Manuel Miranda’s musical, which actually predates Alexander Hamilton—the show that made him a star.

I've seen this live several times. It's a fantastic musical. Great Latin beats, funny jokes, and killer rap.



https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1321510/

One of the most powerful songs (it's not in the trailer for a reason, so don't watch if you want to avoid spoilers) is 96,000.



Hopefully the movie is a hit.
And maybe we'll get an Alexander Hamilton adaptation next.

Either way, I'm glad they decided to film this out of nowhere. I just hope they don't mess it up.

Here is the latest from the producer behind Get Out and Us.



https://www.imdb.com/title/tt10065694/

Looks like a time travel flick based on the poster. It's fantastic. Definitely some butterfly effect vibes going on.

Not much info yet. Just that the lead ends up in a distorted reality.

Seems really interesting. Love a good time travel movie. Can't wait.

Kazu: if you don't have anything nice to say, just stay quiet.

That's it.

Isn't that movie on Netflix?

I don't really have the time for long movies anymore,
so I switched over to series. A quick 20 or 40 minutes before bed is easy.

It's a good movie, definitely not your typical action flick with Liam Neeson.

I really dig the dark humor and some of the writing choices.

And that snow... as always, it just elevates the whole thing.

Highly recommend if you want some fun.

The movie loses steam a bit toward the end, but the finale is cool. So, all in all, worth a watch.

The film has a solid concept and some funny, clever moments, but it doesn't quite pull together as a whole.

Yep, just more proof that this was a really weak year for movies.

A new movie starring my two absolute favorite actresses. If anyone asked me which female duo I’d want to see on screen together, I'd pick them every time.



https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5083738/

https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/the_favourite_2018/

Not sure how many Oscars they're chasing. It's marketed as a historical drama, so probably quite a few,
but it's really more of a black comedy with some truly fantastic moments.

I love that kind of dark humor. It actually reminded me of a period-piece version of the recent A Simple Favor.

So, highly recommended. I had a great time watching it.

Man...
It's sitting at 28% on Rotten Tomatoes.

I guess Deadpool didn't give them enough of a boost.
If this had been rated R—because honestly, who thought a PG13 Vena was a good call—it definitely would have hit harder.

They got what they deserved.
I'll pass.

Great movie.
I love how they worked humor into the whole plot. You can really feel the Feig touch.
Both are great—the roles fit them perfectly.

It looks great, regardless of any historical inaccuracies.

Amy Vaughn12 said:It really caught me off guard. I went into this without knowing anything about the tragedy that actually happened, so the shock was pretty intense once it hit. I suppose it felt a bit like when that accident occurred over by Martha's Vineyard.

I’d definitely recommend giving it a watch.

Same here. It hit me hard once I realized it was a true story, and I immediately thought of Martha's Vineyard.

Nancy Howard4 said:Zhang Ziyi: Memoirs of a Geisha

Daniel Brühl: The Bourne Ultimatum, The Little Things, Captain America

Elizabeth Debicki: The Great Gatsby, Everest, The man from UNCIT

And the rest are mostly TV actors or voices in video games and cartoons😁

Wait, didn't I see Chris O'Dowd in the trailer? He isn't exactly unknown. Especially for fans of British TV. Plus he was in Molly's Game and a few other Hollywood films.

Grace Edwards said:I mean, you know that's total nonsense. What's next? A romantic comedy about a love triangle between an American woman, a British man, and an Indian man where the Indian man wins her heart, and then in the last five seconds of the movie, you hear a monster roar—bam, now it's Cloverfield?🤣

Don't forget that classic Bolivian sequence at the end.

I'll check it out when I have some free time. I love movies involving paradoxes, time travel, multiple dimensions, and other weird sci-fi stuff.

Jessica Morris6 said:I can't speak for what's happening over at Netflix, but it's already made its way onto the pirate sites...

It's on the British site, but this should be available worldwide right away.