Posts by Rebecca Scott95

Richard Barrett53 said:I find it somewhat difficult to believe they’re actually greenlighting a sequel. I suppose if they are going to go through with it, they might as well lean into the absurdity and just go full-blown camp—you know, create one of those over-the-top, ridiculous trash movies that boasts incredible visual effects despite having absolutely no substance. It seems to me that, perhaps, that's the only way it could actually be entertaining.

Well, the trailer certainly seems to be heading in that direction.

Dana Martin95 said:and now there’s a movie version coming

I fully expect Moana to be white here.

Kyle Flores32 said:Is this some kind of "horror" comedy? Feels like it to me.

😂 😂 😂 definitely worth checking out just to laugh at it...

The description calls it a dark comedy action flick—hehe.

The whole Cocaine Bear situation traces back to an incident in December 1985. Some notorious drug smuggler—who also happened to be a former narcotics officer—was piloting a plane when he realized his cargo was way too heavy. In a desperate move to lighten the load, he ditched a bag full of cocaine from the aircraft.
That bag ended up right in the path of a 175-pound American black bear, which decided to eat it. The movie follows the aftermath: a bear on a drug-fueled killing spree.

DIRECTOR: Elizabeth Banks
CAST: Ray Liotta, Keri Russell, Margo Martindale, Alden Ehrenreich
RELEASE DATE: 02.23.2023.

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I'm only sitting through this one for Paul Rudd—his sense of humor is the one thing keeping me interested. Honestly, besides Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, there isn't a single MCU movie I'm actually looking forward to. As far as I'm concerned, the MCU is dead.

Looks great to me. It’s going to be way too much fun.

So, the first character renders (the action figures) just dropped, and we’re already having issues with Gorr.
There’s a massive disconnect between how they look in the comics versus the movies. I don't quite get why they opted for such a generic aesthetic.

This officially takes the top spot as the Marvel Cinematic Universe film with the shortest gap between its trailer drop and the actual release. Honestly, I’m curious why they usually make us wait so long—maybe it's just because this one picks up right where Doctor Strange 2 left off.

About a year back, Kevin Feige announced that Blade—the vampire hunter himself—is finally joining the MCU, with Mahershal ali taking the lead. We’re still playing the waiting game regarding an actual release date, though production is slated to kick off sometime next year. Even without a standalone film yet, we've had a tiny taste of him via a post-credit voice cameo in Eternals.

Bassam Tariq is set to direct, with Stacy Osei-Kuffour handling the script.

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Filming for the third installment has officially kicked off. Apparently, Will Poulter is stepping into the role of Adam Warlock.

The sequel to Aquaman is slated for next year. Given that the first installment was actually the highest earner in the entire DC Extended Universe—hardly a shock—it makes sense that James Wan is returning to the director's chair. Despite the online noise regarding Amber Heard and calls for a boycott, she’s still set to reprise her role as Mera. We don't have much in the way of plot details yet, though some insiders are hinting at a tone that might be a bit more serious than its predecessor.

DIRECTOR: James Wan
CAST: Jason Momoa, Patrick Wilson, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Amber Heard

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It follows some cold, mysterious guy who lands a job at a firm moving hundreds of millions of dollars every single week in Los Angeles. Then his son gets killed—so naturally, he goes on a revenge spree.

DIRECTOR: Guy Ritchie
CAST: Jason Statham, Holt McCallany, Josh Hartnett

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Production on the Flash film for the MCU should finally get underway soon—after what feels like an eternity of delays. Ezra Miller is set to reprise the role, joined by Ben Affleck and Michael Keaton playing Batman.



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Following the massive success of Gladiator back in 2000, Ridley Scott and Joaquin Phoenix are teaming up again for a new historical epic Kitbag. This one focuses on the life and ruthless, lightning-fast rise of the legendary American military strategist Napoleon Bonaparte. We’re expected to see the complex dynamic between Napoleon and his wife Josephine, alongside the major battles that showcased his brilliant tactical mind—a mind that seemingly wouldn't settle for anything less than total victory.



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Morbius

Morbius is the upcoming superhero flick based on Marvel's comics. It'll serve as the second installment in Sony's Marvel Universe, following
Venom.
Michael Morbius is a respected biochemist dealing with a rare blood disorder. Desperate for a cure, he decides to run a dangerous experiment on himself using vampire bat DNA—only to accidentally turn himself into an actual vampire.

START DATE: July 31, 2020

DIRECTOR: Daniel Espinosa
CAST: Jared Leto, Matt Smith, Adria Arjona, Jared Harris

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It was an entertaining watch, though I still think the first one holds up better. To be honest, having those two older guys thrown into the mix felt a bit forced—they were pretty grating, especially during the opening act—but everything else was fine enough.

I caught it too—honestly, I thought it was great. Despite all the skeptics claiming Will Smith would miss the mark, he actually pulled it off brilliantly.
The visual effects were top-notch and the cast was solid; my only real gripe was that there was a bit too much singing for my taste.

Mulan

Mulan is an upcoming adventure flick—essentially a live-action reimagining of the 1998 animated classic.

The story follows a young Chinese woman who disguises herself as a soldier to protect her father from the front lines.

Release Date: March 27, 2020
Director: Nika Caro actor
Cast: Liu Yifei, Donnie Yen, Jet Li IMDb



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