Re: The Movie House - Part 8

by El Gunner Wed 12 Oct 2016, 00:12

Isn't Luc Besson the man behind Lucy...

by El Gunner Wed 12 Oct 2016, 20:26

@RG Chris Stuckmann gave The Accountant an A-

Apparently it's not just all out action, and it has some very good drama and slow build up where you have to follow closely to get some of the plotlines.

by RealGunner Wed 12 Oct 2016, 20:29

Yea trailer showed enough that it was an action drama.

This...

https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/the_accountant_2016/

by El Gunner Wed 12 Oct 2016, 21:29

37%

oh wow. Yea he also mentioned that it may not be a for everyone and that the multiple tones and multiple storylines may not blend as well as it should. But he said to him it was a minor flaw

by RealGunner Wed 12 Oct 2016, 23:05

Good acting with a meh plot seems to be consensus.

I suppose Dr Strange is going to be the next cinema film afterall

by Freeza Wed 12 Oct 2016, 23:11

Going to watch Jack Reacher next week. Tom Cruise is the GOAT

by McAgger Wed 12 Oct 2016, 23:51

Freeza wrote:Going to watch Jack Reacher next week. Tom Cruise is the GOAT

First movie was very underrated.

I've read many of the Jack Reacher books and I was disappointed with the Tom Cruise casting (I love Tom Cruise btw) because he's nothing like the character is supposed to be, but Cruise is GOAT and the first film was great. No more qualms from me.

by McAgger Thu 13 Oct 2016, 00:01

Don't call me James wrote:
The Girl on The Train - Tate Taylor - October 7
The Accountant - Gavin O’Connor - October 14
Hacksaw Ridge - Mel Gibson - November 4
Doctor Strange - Scott Derrickson - November 4
Arrival - Denis Villeneuve - November 11
Manchester By the Sea - Kenneth Lonergan - November 18
Nocturnal Animals - Tom Ford - November 23
Silence - Martin Scorsese - November ??
La La Land - Damien Chazelle - December 2
Assassin’s Creed - Justin Kurzel - December 21
Live by Night - Ben Affleck - January 13

*bleep* hell, my jinx was strong. Laughing

Still gonna wait on the imdb rating for The Accountant. the casual viewer knows best. Might still go to the cinema to watch it.

But I think the jinx stops here can't see the rest of them being shit except Assassins Creed.

Already after early viewings:

Hacksaw Ridge - 9/10 imdb, 93% RT
Arrival - 8.6/10 imdb, 100% RT
Manchester By the Sea - 8.5/10 imdb, 97% RT
Nocturnal Animals - 7.8/10 imdb, 79% RT
La La Land - 8.6 imdb, 96% RT

:bow:

by El Gunner Thu 13 Oct 2016, 00:14

Went to see Magnificent 7 with a friend last Saturday. Was decent. Denzel and Pratt made it worth it.

by RealGunner Thu 13 Oct 2016, 02:35

7.3 on IGN (The Accountant)

hmm

by Firenze Thu 13 Oct 2016, 02:45

wanna watch it

by Firenze Thu 13 Oct 2016, 20:00

just realized RG said IGN rofl

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smh

by McAgger Thu 13 Oct 2016, 20:02

goddam

by El Gunner Thu 13 Oct 2016, 20:16

2016 is going down hard Laughing

by McAgger Thu 13 Oct 2016, 20:20

El Gunner wrote:2016 is going down hard

Come at me bra

Don't call me James wrote:
Hacksaw Ridge - Mel Gibson - November 4
Doctor Strange - Scott Derrickson - November 4
Arrival - Denis Villeneuve - November 11
Manchester By the Sea - Kenneth Lonergan - November 18
Nocturnal Animals - Tom Ford - November 23
Silence - Martin Scorsese - November ??
La La Land - Damien Chazelle - December 2
Assassin’s Creed - Justin Kurzel - December 21
Live by Night - Ben Affleck - January 13

by El Gunner Thu 13 Oct 2016, 20:26

Only ones I have faith in are Arrival, Nocturnal Animals and La La Land. 3 still ain't enough to save the year.
Not the biggest Mel Gibson fan.

There's this Boyhood-esque movie in Moonlight that has been getting great reviews at festivals.

by Firenze Thu 13 Oct 2016, 20:27

train to busan movie of the yer so far Proud

deadpool just behind for me

by RealGunner Thu 13 Oct 2016, 20:28

Can't believe you liked deadpool that much

by RealGunner Thu 13 Oct 2016, 20:28

Dr strange will be one of the highest grossing films this year easily.

by Freeza Thu 13 Oct 2016, 20:29

Hunt for the wilderpeople
Beatles: Eight days a week
The Nice Guys
Deadpool
Civil War
Green Room
Magnificent Seven
Love & Friendship
Blood Father
Captain Fantastic
Sing Street
Batman v. Superman extended cut was good.
Star Trek Beyond
Everybody Wants Some
Alden Ehrenreich scenes in Hail, Caesar.
Zootopia
The Jungle Book
10 Cloverfield Lane

2016 hasn't been that bad. Only the huge blockbusters have disappointed really.

Deepwater Horizon should also be great, want to see that when I'm over this cold.

by El Gunner Thu 13 Oct 2016, 20:32

@Freeza yeah obviously. All those movies are good and did well. But nothing that has been truly great or special thus far.

by McAgger Thu 13 Oct 2016, 20:34

El Gunner wrote:@Freeza yeah obviously. All those movies are good and did well. But nothing that has been truly great or special thus far.

Sure it's not 2014 or 2006 level but we're yet to see how goat this list is

Don't call me James wrote:
Hacksaw Ridge - Mel Gibson - November 4
Doctor Strange - Scott Derrickson - November 4
Arrival - Denis Villeneuve - November 11
Manchester By the Sea - Kenneth Lonergan - November 18
Nocturnal Animals - Tom Ford - November 23
Silence - Martin Scorsese - November ??
La La Land - Damien Chazelle - December 2
Assassin’s Creed - Justin Kurzel - December 21
Live by Night - Ben Affleck - January 13

by RealGunner Thu 13 Oct 2016, 20:35

Silence interests me a lot. Impossible to be less than a 7/10 due to Scorsese.

by RealGunner Thu 13 Oct 2016, 20:36

Is there a mistake on imdb's site or is Silence 3 hours 15 minutes in real?

by Freeza Thu 13 Oct 2016, 20:36

Aarhus finally getting an Imax theatre ffs Proud

Opening this December with a Rogue One showing. Gonna be there opening night ffs.

by Freeza Thu 13 Oct 2016, 20:36

RealGunner wrote:Is there a mistake on imdb's site or is Silence 3 hours 15 minutes in real?

It's real.

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