As long as they do 2d cartoon remakes of Pixar films like Toy Story and Up, then it all evens out.
As long as they do 2d cartoon remakes of Pixar films like Toy Story and Up, then it all evens out.
Worth noting Disney gets to use all of the work put into the originals for the shot for shot remakes, make a shitload of money from it, and the people who worked on the originals don't get one red cent of the profit...
So they don't get any royalties when people go back and buy the original? If not, did they not get a big pay day when Disney bought the rights?Originally Posted by Bill Casey
I feel like red cents are only found in Mario games.
I would love to see a 3d reimagining of The Great Mouse Detective. I loved that movie as a kid.
Holy shit, this looks right up my alley.
Yeah... I dig that.
That looks really good.
Evil Superman. Interesting.
That could be interesting.
Very interesting concept.
Seeing this tonight. Can't wait.
I'm excited for Aladdin. While I don't think that Will Smith can do the Genie as well as Robin Williams did, I think he'll be able to make it his own. I have to laugh at the people freaking out that he's not blue.
The only thing that bothers me is that his goatee is tied off center in that picture.
Oh yes.
Dude... Jordan Peele knows what he's doing.
Wow. Again.
Yea that looks great
Looks fantastic and I'm really looking forward to the last portion or whatever portion of the movie that provides the exposition. It was creative with Get Out and I'm expecting the same for this.
Holy shit, that trailer alone managed to send shivers down my spine. I’m excited for sure.
This had to be a great day for Luniz. Way to spin a classic into a haunting theme.
Loved the way that was done. Trailer itself looked great. Just hoping it hasn't revealed too much.
2019 is shaping up to be a wonderful year for me, entertainment wise.
Metallica in January, Foo Fighters in May, and a handful of great movies releasing from start-to-finish, 2019.
This looks, wonderful.
Us looks magnificent. Peele is a gosh dang hero bringing the goods.
Yeah, that looks pretty dope.
These movies are getting more and more ridiculous, and I love it.
I'd be down for more spinoffs with the other members of the original cast.
Looks great and absolutely hilarious. Love it. I'm a sucker for these movies. Only thing that sucks is that they killed off Gal Gadot.
I saw a headline but didn't read the article that they're considering a spin-off for Letty.
I want a Pearce and Parker spin-off.
Anyone else grow up with the 'Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark' books? The illustrations were the stuff of nightmares. Anyway, that shit's gonna be a movie and I guess they ran some teasers during the Superbowl:
https://www.thisisinsider.com/scary-...BtXHoz-h8L9ok8
This could be really good.
SHAFT!
There's potential with that. I like that they didn't show too much in the trailer. Of course they'll probably put out another one that does.
Just saw the new 'Pet Semetary' trailer yesterday. Looks like it could be decent but seemed like it showed a shit load of the film.
I am very into the look of this, it will be crap but that perfect pile of crap. I'm hoping for 90 mins and no more of complete stupidity.
Child's Play looks interesting, I hope it's good.
I don't agree with the Child's Play remake as the creator of the franchise is still making entries in the original series as well as a TV series to debut. If no new movies had been made for 10 years, and there was nothing going on with it, sure, go ahead make a remake. But I just find it all to be a slap in the face to Don Mancini. I will not be checking it out.
Ben Affleck, Charlie Hunnam, Garrett Hedlund, AND Oscar fuckin' Isaac? Sign me right up. I know what I'll be doing on March 13th.
It looks awesome. Seems like it could be a great movie to watch and just turn your mind off but has a backdoor chance of actually being legitimately entertaining.
I'd agree with that. I'm hoping the worst it'll be is a mindless shoot 'em up but I think there's potential for it to be a decent mystery from what the 2nd trailer is showing.
Look fairly amusing.
Saying fuck is so funny.
I'm surprised you actually posted the word...
Kids cursing is hilarious to me. That looks like a good one to see at home where I can laugh my ass off.
I can't wait for this. Love the first two films, especially the second one. Liked the callback to the Matrix.
This looks pretty good:
What's wrong with laughing your ass off not at home?
Did you ever want a movie about a Tornado made of clowns?
No?
Well too bad...
Did you ever want... whatever the fuck this is?
No?
Well I have bad news...
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Mangold, Bale, Damon, Bernthal.
Yeah, you can just crush this movie up and inject it directly into my veins.
That does look quite good.
As much as I don't like Jesse Eisenberg I did enjoy Zombieland and do have high hopes for the sequel.
Fuck. Yeah. Can't wait for this. The book was good even though I think the guy is lying about Hoffa and JFK, but with this cast I'll watch anything.
This movie is already out as of a week ago but I never heard of it before. But it's a good trailer. And it's wrestling related. Mick Foley and Jake Roberts have cameos.
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Mixed up in all of his wacky stories, Shia Lebouf is a thoroughly underrated actor.
yes
I heard he's in the running to play Moon Knight.
And I have to agree....Take away all that bullshit that has nothing to do with his acting ability and he's very good imo. I know a lot of people sight the Transformers movies but those people are looking in the wrong place if that's the movie you want to base someone's acting chops on.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jKCj3XuPG8M
Can’t embed videos on mobile? Did not know that.
Bad Boys for Life trailer.
Don't know why it's giving you troubles. I'm always on mobile. Anyway I fixed it for you.
God I hope this one is better than the second one. The first one had a kind of lightning in a bottle/should've been bad but it was really good thing going on.
The second one was just ass.
Kinda dying to see this..
Interstellar is like my favourite movie of all time, so this is right up my alley.
Loved Interstellar. Throw in Gravity and The Martian - and hopefully this - and this recent run of grounded space-based dramas has been a fuckin blast.
did the sandman do it again or did the sandman do it again
Through the roof reviews so far..
Can't fucking wait to see The Irishman. That cast AND Scorsese? Can't imagine it won't be amazing.
Who doesn't love those guys? And I'm stoked to see this.
But I gotta admit, I feel kinda like I'm watching Scorsese, Pesci, Pacino, and DeNiro getting the band back together for some old hits more than previewing a terrific new film.
Like I said though, the reviews are raving and so hopefully once the atmosphere of the full film settles in I'll become immersed.
Yeah I can see what you mean. But like you said, let's hope once the film gets going it doesn't feel that way. And it's like 3.5 hours long so I'm just hoping it doesn't drag out. By the way, take most of it with a grain of salt. The real life Irishman was a bad dude, I'm sure, but a lot of his claims seem...suspect, let's say.
that is one hell of a trailer. can't wait.
Looks good. I like that they’ve not shoehorned the original cast into the trailer for a few extra likes.. a bit of a Goonies kind of vibe, which I don’t hate. Plus involving Spengler into the story is a nice touch after losing Ramis a few years back.
It feels like Rudd's name is the get out of jail free card for those who are on the fence or automatically thinking it won't be good.
Looks ok. After Stranger Things and IT, I'm a little over kids (Finn in particular) in spooky stuff. More excited about Wonder Woman 84, though...
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That one did look cool. I never got around to seeing the first one. Need to do that.
Nostalgia sells.
Looks like a glorified Netflix trailer. Not funny, scary, or anything really... just a pretty thing that says "Hey, remember that old thing?"
And kids... I'm so over kids.
Uncut Gems looks great.
I love Adam Sandler.
I think the Ghostbusters and WW84 trailers both look good. With Ghostbusters, I'm not too bothered by it having kids as main characters. I can understand the Stranger Things/IT fatigue but whatever, the story seems solid enough. I would have liked to see Rudd, Rogen, Franco and Hannibal Burress be the 4 leads over these kids, more matching the tone of the original, but that could also be dreadfully unoriginal if they went that route.
Peanut Butter Falcon was one of the best movies I saw this summer, so I'm pretty excited for this one.
I'm ok with the Ghostbusters kids version as long as they don't act like idiots. I also think the trailer is doing a great job of showcasing them, so you sorta give a shit about them from the jump. The threat has to be good though. As funny as Ghostbusters was, the shit Gozer was doing was pretty scary.
Sometimes you shouldn’t go back to a franchise and we’ve been burnt before. But the aerial scenes look outstanding and Cruise is actually flying a plane at times. Fuck it I’m excited for this.
This one seems like it could just rehash a lot of the first one (which I hadn’t seen until a year ago) and pretty much still work perfectly fine because the cinematography and effects are able to add more kick to it.
Tom Cruise is my dude. Excited.
I understand the appeal and I know how much people love the first movie but this is doesn't interest me at all. That said I know I'm going to see it in the theater because my wife loved the trailer and can't wait to see it.
He’s going to dominate the next three summers: This, then back-to-back Mission: Impossible movies.
I can't wait.
It's a solid trailer but my interest level in Top Gun is low. I missed the boat on the original, having never watched it in full until some point a few years ago. I could see this flopping, I mean even though it looks good I just think the fighter pilot thing is very 80s. And I'm not sure if the nostalgia will be strong enough. My early guess: it only does about $500 million, which isn't shabby but won't make it very profitable.
I enjoy the Mission Impossible series but I've had enough of it. I watched Fallout recently and it was fine. It didn't live up to the 97 rating on rotten tomatoes. Putting out another 2 in back to back summers seems like overkill.
I'd much rather have Tom Cruise put effort into Edge of Tomorrow II if he is going with the sequel game. The first one was wonderful.
looks good
Just take my money...
john david washington is a star on the rise, I love him in the lead role here.
Dude sounds just like his dad.
I am intrigued.
Looks great. I know nothing of the character Morbius but that seems like a cool modern vampire origin flick in the styling of Batman Begins (okay maybe I'm just thinking of that because of the bats involved here). I need to see Venom at some point and get on board this new Sony universe. It will be interesting to see how they connect it to Spider Man and the MCU. People are assuming Keaton at the end of the trailer is Vulture, yea? I doubt Spidey will appear in this but I could see Venom 2 being the movie where they tie him in and have him appear.
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I thought they were making edge of tomorrow II
It's Vulture. The cool thing about Sony is they're doing this crossover stuff with the MCU, loaning characters like Spider Man is only going to help both companies. There's already basically confirmed talk that Spidey will be in Venom 2.Looks great. I know nothing of the character Morbius but that seems like a cool modern vampire origin flick in the styling of Batman Begins (okay maybe I'm just thinking of that because of the bats involved here). I need to see Venom at some point and get on board this new Sony universe. It will be interesting to see how they connect it to Spider Man and the MCU. People are assuming Keaton at the end of the trailer is Vulture, yea? I doubt Spidey will appear in this but I could see Venom 2 being the movie where they tie him in and have him appear.
Morbius is awesome. Always been a fan and I think people are going to be caught off guard with how good this character is and I think the same about the movie. This seems more up Jared Leto's alley than that weirdo Joker bullshit from Suicide Squad.
Definitely digging the Tobey Maguire Spider Man in the background.
Why is that the Tobey Maguire spidey? I thought that was just the Tom Holland version.
I do think it's cool that Sony is running with it but there are complications here in regard to canon. Mainly, will the Sony movies address the snap? Ideally, their stories wouldn't need to make a stance either way on whether that stuff happened in their universe. They could just ignore it. But it could become a hindrance to the writers if they're trying not to write anything that would conflict with the big events of the MCU. Or they could just willfully let those conflicts happen in their stories, because who cares?, but that could be tough for viewers to swallow that Holland's Spider Man exists in this universe but the events of the MCU do not.
I mean, the existence of the other avengers would be easy enough to gloss over. It's only the worldwide catastrophe of the snap that would be hard to ignore.
They apparently have a script done for it. Just a matter of getting everyone's schedules in order.
Someone asked that same question and a dude on an comic book Instagram page I follow said that it's from the cover of one of the Raimi Spider Man movies. I I don't know if it's true or not but it was my favorite version so I'd like to believe it's Maguire and not Holland haha.
I think it depends on what they want to incorporate. I mean, a mega spoiler at the end of Far From Home is what links these 2 "universes" together. It'll be interesting how they incorporate Tom Holland into the mix. If we focus on the snap for example, by the time he gets into the Sony stuff (Venom 2 I believe is his 1st appearance), there's probably enough distance to where Sony won't have to even acknowledge it because they won't have to.
For example, does every Marvel movie going forward have to acknowledge the snap? I hope not. Just like I hope we don't have to dwell on the death of Tony Stark going forward because that was huge as well.
True but I don't mean address it as in talk about it for no reason, I mean address it as in write around it so there aren't inconsistencies. Like for instance if the Mobius script involved him growing up, going to college, becoming a scientist etc etc, if it spanned the 2018 time period, then that's where it might be odd if it's glossed over. The same goes for future marvel movies. They don't need to talk about the snap in every movie but they would need to address it when the plot dictates. I bet that we will get some sort of explanation as to why the Eternals sat out the Infinity War.
The snap happened in 2018, Spider Man Far From Home takes place in 2023 due to the time jump. So the fact that Mobius might take place in 2023 just adds another thing the writers need to be aware of.
To be clear I don't want them to or think they should mention the snap at all, because it could easily be offputting and weird to bring it up, but they may need to tapdance around it somehow.
But I don't think they need to acknowledge the snap for Morbius unless it has SOMETHING to do with his story. For example, if Shang Chi doesn't acknowledge the snap, I'm not going to be negative to it. And that's part of the MCU. Unless it's relevant to the story.
There will be fans who will overthink this when it comes to the "crossover" but ultimately the crossover has less to do with what the MCU is doing and more to do with Sony making bank and using the platform Disney has to get their characters more exposure. I mean I think it's already happening, Venom did great at the box office and the movie was OK at best....but it was a Marvel movie, doesn't matter if it was Mickey Mouse or not, still Marvel.
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