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I see how it hasn't been posted yet trailer 2 , just a heads-up that the movie is actually hitting theaters a bit earlier—March 28th.

Bryan Mills. 🤣

You're now Operational

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Wiliam Shatner as a great cop, and his son Chris Pine is even better CIA analyst. 😬

By the way, this is a pretty interesting video. 😬

HBO is airing "Fall of the Roman Empire" right now, which stands as one of the last massive epic spectacles about the Roman Empire produced during the golden age of classic Hollywood. It came out back in 1964.

From the NBC site:

Fall of the Roman Empire, an American film
THE FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE

Production Year: 1964.

It’s a historical drama. During a war against Germany, Marcus Aurelius (Alec Guinness), the Roman ruler and philosopher, gathers his inner circle and a princess at his war headquarters to see if they can talk the enemy into a truce. He entrusts his will to his daughter Lucille (Sophia Loren), stating that his adopted son Livia is meant to be the successor instead of the unstable Commodus (Christopher Plummer). Upon hearing this news, Cleander (Mel Ferrer), a blind prophet loyal to Commodus, murders Mark with a poisoned apple. Following the funeral, Livia—who doesn't share Lucille's ambition to rule Rome—allows Commodus to declare himself emperor. As a plague ravages Rome, Commodus behaves debauchedly without end, ruthlessly hunting down everyone who was loyal to Mark: Livia, Lucille, Timonid (James Mason)...

"Fall of the Roman Empire" is a brilliant historical spectacle from the famous American director Anthony Mann, the man behind several top-tier Westerns (Winchester 73, Faraway Land, Man with the West). With superb direction, impressive sets, and a killer score by composer Dmitri Tiomkin, the movie precisely weaves through the historical circumstances that led to the collapse of one of history's most famous civilizations—ancient Rome. The film's greatness is bolstered by a heavy-hitting cast including Sophia Loren, Alec Guinness, James Mason, Christopher Plummer, and Omar Sharif, all of whom have previously proven themselves as masters at portraying historical figures.

Runtime: 173 min.
Cast: James Mason, Sophia Loren, Alec Guinness, Christopher Plummer, Anthony Quayle, John Ireland, Omar Sharif, Finlay Currie, Stephen Boyd, Mel Ferrer
Screenplay: Ben Barzman, Basilio Franchina, Philip Jordan
Director: Anthony Mann

Anyway, this movie eventually kind of got its own remake in the form of Gladiator. 😁

Honestly, every time I watch it, I find myself waiting for Alec Guinness to say, "these aren't the droids you're looking for." 🤣

When you pair Badass Kevin Costner with Liam Neeson, all you’re gonna get is 😁Days to Kill.



The whole movie centers on a retired intelligence officer (you know, 😁) who takes on one final mission just to save his own skin and

get back in his daughter's good graces.

Official Synopsis:

A dying Secret Service agent is offered one last assignment. While he accepts in the hope of retirement and

medical treatment, he also tries to reconnect with his estranged daughter.

It's directed by McG (Terminator Salvation, Charlie's Angel), and alongside 😁Coneeson, we've got Amber Heard, Hailee

Steinfeld, Connie Nielsen, Richard Sammel, and Eriq Ebouaney.

The film hits theaters on February 21st.

Trivia: Some of the scenes were actually filmed in New York City.

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Richard Wilson4 said:Americans wouldn't have been feeling the White House Down vibe; if it had dropped right after 9/11, the whole thing would've been a total flop.

Look, Olympus actually did pretty well for itself, so that argument just doesn't hold water.

Honestly, this movie was a blast—definitely better than Olympus Has Fallen. It’s got that classic Roland Emmerich vibe written all over it: massive explosions, the White House and Air Force One getting absolutely wrecked, snappy one-liners, and some genuinely funny bits. Not to mention the meta joke when the White House tour guide points out the center of the building and says, "That's the part the aliens trashed in Independence Day." 😁

I’d much rather sit through a sequel to White House Down than watch the announced London Has Fallen.

The sequel is finally on its way—London Has Fallen. 😬

James T. Kirk was an absolute legend... he even pulled double duty as a CIA analyst back in the day... 😁

She's got an incredible figure. 😁

It was honestly bound to happen eventually—we’re finally getting that showdown between Rocky Balboa and Jake LaMotta on the big screen. 😁 🙏 , in the upcoming comedy Grudge Match, starring Sylvester Stallone and Robert De Niro in the lead roles.



The whole story centers on two retired boxers—Billy "Tommy Kida" McDonnell (De Niro) and Henry "Razor" Sharp (Stallone)—who have been feuding for thirty straight years. It all went south because Razor walked away from the ring right before his massive fight against Tyson, basically killing both of their careers in one go.

But when a chance for a rematch finally lands on their doorstep, neither guy is going to pass it up. The catch is, with the media breathing down their necks and everyone on social media losing their minds over it, they both start feeling the pressure and hitting their breaking points.

Besides Sly and De Niro, the cast features Kim Basinger, Kevin Hart, Jon Bernthal, and Alan Arkin, all under the direction of Peter Segal.

The movie hits American theaters this Christmas.

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Looks like we finally got a decent RIP. 😁

The trailer is dropping soon, and word on the street is the movie is going to be titled Jack Ryan: Shadow One ..

I couldn't find a specific thread about this movie while digging through the PDFs, so I figured it was about time we started one, right? 😁



So, basically, we're looking at a biographical drama about Steve Jobs , covering the life of the Apple founder, Steve Jobs, starring Ashton Kutcher in the lead role. The film hit theaters here in the States yesterday and is set to make its way to local US cinemas on September 12th.

The story follows Jobs from his college days all the way up to the big reveal of the iPod back in 2001. Along with Kutcher, the cast features Josh Gad (playing Steve Wozniak), Dermot Mulroney, Matthew Modine, Lesley Anne Warren, J. K. Simmons (who looks totally ridiculous with that blunt look in the trailer 😬—honestly, it feels super unconvincing after seeing him play that neo-Nazi leader in Oz), and James Woods.

The film is directed by Joshua Michael Stern and written by Matt Whiteley.

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Aragorn, Legolas, and Gimli are out there hunting down Saruman's orcs. It's playing right now on PBS 3. 😁

Larry Walker24 said:first voice

And then there's when you're just acting like some random ex-agent. 🤣🤣

cosmiclynx57 said:General Jbg🙂😁

Man, that's exactly why I'm planning on catching the Escape plan in theaters. 😬

Caught that movie last night—it was actually pretty solid, packed with both action and some great laughs. My only gripe? I really wish they’d gone with Thomas Jane instead of that "samurai" (as Sly calls him in the flick 😁) from Fast and Furious.