General Movies, Music, Web Show, and TV News Thread
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You need to do like a World of Warcraft CGI Trailer type of animation if you wanna adapt Alex Ross' art style.
This another case of a comic book fan being spoiled, claiming they are doing the costume "wrong". I hate shit like that.
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Securing rights issues. Honestly, I see no point in rebooting these properties again. Let them rest. Blumhouse, you got plenty of original and unique properties any way.
I feel like I say this about every damn Disney+ MCU show (and am almost always disappointed), but this looks good. I admittedly don't know much about Moon Knight other than the memes, but I guess that's what's so exciting about it. Oscar Isaac is pretty much good in everything, I think he was a fantastic choice. That last action scene towards the end really has me hoping we'll see a return to Daredevil fight scene choreography.
It's also premiering in March, which is definitely a surprise to me. Did they put out trailers this late for all the other shows?
So does it take place after Train to Busan, during, or before, during, and after? Or is this an alternate continuity or reboot? I know a lot of people did not like Penninsula.
I am not surprised considering Man of Action is the one doing the show, but can we please have some clips or something? I don't care about the action figures and neither do most people wanting to watch the show.
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Netflix's Sonic Prime Series Is Getting Official Action Figures, Costumes And More
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I just checked, it's based on a web toon.
All of Us Are Dead
Now a major adaptation on streaming. Life at Hyosan High School is nothing special… until the students realize they’re in ground zero of a deadly virus that turns its victims into flesh-eating monsters. As the virus tears through their schoolmates in a matter of hours, they realize they have...
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I'm already loving this movie. My only gripe is at the title sounds very generic. Other than that, I'm always happy to see Iko Uwais in a leading role. I'm glad they found someone from Hollywood (I am assuming) that knows how to use him, because a majority of the industry clearly does not know to use him.
Edit: I didn't even know this is a sequel to a TV series that has been on Netflix for 2 years now. Why didn't you guys tell me about this?! I'm going to watch this TV series either this weekend or next week, so I can catch up!
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The Wu Assassins is a very cheesy good time with some great fight scenes. Some of the best come from Juju Chan's character Zan: chief enforcer of the San Francisco Triads (Chan is herself an accomplished body builder and martial artist) and Uwais is as ever, an utter treat. Show probably won't change your life but its got a sense of fun and all the talent have it where it counts.
Its funny actually because if I watched it now after seeing Shang Chi, I wouldn't be surprised if you told me this was a spin off from that movie at a more street level like Ironfist (only not shit). Like Simu Liu could have walked on screen even in his Shang Chi outfit on any episode and not looked out of place.
Actually kinda dazzled by even the actors having 70s style casting looks that no amount of period clothing could substitute for.
Yeah, I found out earlier this week. I knew him, but did not listen to his music that often.
Criterion made another booboo.
Quality Control must be pretty underfunded across the industry for there to be so many replacement programs. In A Hard Day's Night, it's because of two incorrect shots towards the end of the movie. Anyone who knows the movie or compared it with the old Blu-ray side by side would have noticed easily.
I hadn't actually watched it because, you know, Rabbids, and my tolerance for dumb slapstick while screaming BWAAAAAAH isn't as high as it once was.
But yup, you're right. Saves anyone who watched the trailer the ordeal of watching the whole movie tho. Absolute win.