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I can't find the Dark Knight thread, but I had to share this because it's so freakin cool.

As an homage to Burton's Batman, Chris Nolan has designed the new trailer to sync up exactly with the original trailer.

SEE??
 
I just finished The Diving Bell and the Butterfly
it is a beautiful, beautiful film.
You should also watch it

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Daisybabe said:
I can't find the Dark Knight thread, but I had to share this because it's so freakin cool.

As an homage to Burton's Batman, Chris Nolan has designed the new trailer to sync up exactly with the original trailer.

SEE??
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That is awesome. And even though Christian Bale is the shit and Batman Begins was a very good movie, I still think Michael Keaton ownz. Maybe its just nostalgic, but ain't no fuckin with the original. And Jack Nicholson, come on now. But of course I am really looking forward to The Dark Knight.

L2R said:
yes he is.

really heartbreaking seeing him parodised so badly in the last prequel.
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I thought Red Dragon was sick, but Hannibal I didn't really like and Hannibal Rising I thought was terrible. Manhunter I"ll have to check out.

On an unrelated note...Fez FTW!
 
imo silence of the lambs > hannibal >> red dragon >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> hannibal rising
 
anyone see this movie "Nightshift" with Michael Keaton and Henry Winkler? i saw it the other night on some movie channel. fuckin strange movie. and michael keaton's character nearly drove me up a wall. borderline dustin hoffman in Rainman. Not nearly as good of course, but almost as annoying.
 
If Indiana Jones can make a successful comeback after almost 20 years, why not the Beverly Hills cop?

Paramount Pictures has given the go-ahead for a fourth installment of its Beverly Hills Cop franchise, with Eddie Murphy on board to return to the role that launched his movie career, the studio said on Thursday.

Brett Ratner, the filmmaker behind the similarly themed Rush Hour movies starring Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan, is in negotiations to direct the latest Beverly Hills Cop adventure, a Paramount spokesman said.

Lorenzo di Bonaventura (Transformers) will produce.

The film is expected to begin filming next year for a summer 2010 release.

According to Daily Variety, it was Murphy, 47, who approached the Viacom Inc-owned studio about reviving the film series in which he plays a Detroit police detective, Axel Foley, who ends up chasing crooks in Beverly Hills, California.

The original 1984 film and its two sequels, the last of which opened in 1994, collectively grossed more than $US735 ($769) million in cinemas worldwide, according to Box Office Mojo. The first movie alone took in over $US316 million globally.

The decision to make Beverly Hills Cop IV follows Paramount's success with the revival of its Indiana Jones franchise after 19 years. The fourth film in that series, The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, opened last Thursday and grossed nearly $US152 ($159) million in its first five days in US release.

Murphy's last two films, the live-action comedy Norbit and the animated storybook satire Shrek the Third, in which he supplied the voice of a talking donkey, grossed $159 million and $799 million worldwide, respectively, according to Box Office Mojo.
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http://www.smh.com.au/news/film/eddie-murphys-back-as-axel-foley/2008/05/30/1211654267404.html

eddie has been boring as batshit ever since he went soft about a decade ago. his last great hurrah was harlem nights. let's hope this brings back his superb foul mouth.

but i'm not holding my breath
 
walking to work this morning, i walked right past this guy standing at an intersection with a friend chatting, he looked exactly like Liev Schreiber. He was sporting a real scruffy beard and the similarity with the actor clicked only after he had already crossed the road.

i just looked him up on imdb, Liev is currently playing Sabretooth in the Wolverine spin off film being shot in sydney, in the area he was walking towards.

fancy that
 
^^
I went to highschool with a half a dozen guys that look like Liev Schriber. When you hear other races saying "all white guys look alike", they are talking about guys that look like him.
 
damn, she may be a little old, but the actress that plays Midge on That 70s Show is fuckin hot (sometimes)....am i wrong?

edit: i could chill with red all fuckin day long!

liev schreiber is the shit btw
 
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junctionalfunkie said:
^ The guy who plays Red will always be that badass villain in Robocop to me. That movie was the shizznit.
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"Bitches, leave!" I think I have said that line at least once a week since 1987.
 
Len Wiseman ("Underworld," "Live Free or Die Hard") is set to direct the hit Xbox 360 video game adaptation "Gears of War" for New Line says the trades.

Chris Morgan ("Wanted," "Fast and Furious") has been hired to write the screenplay based on a story treatment he will develop with Wiseman. It's not sure how much of Stuart Beattie's original draft will survive.

Set on the planet Sera, the game thrusts players into a battle for survival between humans and a race of creatures that surface from the bowels of the planet known as the Locust Horde. Players assume identities of soldiers on Delta Squad as they fight to save Sera's inhabitants.

The award-winning game sold more than three million units worldwide in its first ten weeks and is Microsoft's second-biggest seller after the "Halo" franchise. A sequel game hits stores this Thanksgiving.

This movement on the project also indicates that the new form of New Line, as a sub-division of parent company Time Warner, will be handling big-budget action fare rather than low-budget speciality titles as previously thought
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http://www.darkhorizons.com/news08/080617k.php
 
Impacto Profundo said:
Len Wiseman ("Underworld," "Live Free or Die Hard") is set to direct the hit Xbox 360 video game adaptation "Gears of War" for New Line says the trades.

Chris Morgan ("Wanted," "Fast and Furious") has been hired to write the screenplay based on a story treatment he will develop with Wiseman. It's not sure how much of Stuart Beattie's original draft will survive.
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Emphasis added.

Don't hold your breath. :\
 
Fuck, I hate Jessica Alba! She can't act at ALL and seems to pick her scripts by choosing a number between 1-100. I wish that being a masturbatory fantasy alone wasn't enough to get you into movies.
 
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