That'd never work, even Hollywood wouldn't be that stupid.Whoa, hold the phone. There's a third one?
Next you'll tell me there are live action Transformers movies.
That'd never work, even Hollywood wouldn't be that stupid.Whoa, hold the phone. There's a third one?
Next you'll tell me there are live action Transformers movies.
That'd never work, even Hollywood wouldn't be that stupid.
Movies with Mikey is one of my all time favorite series and I want to hang out with Mikey and be best friends and go on a road trip where we find ourselves.Movies with Mikey is such a great series and you should all be watching it. Now, I don't know if I agree with everything, especially the hyperbolic thing he ends this video with but I love the whole thing nonetheless.
From what I've heard, very little of it actually takes place in the past. It seems they think Desmond is the compelling character in the games.Early reviews of Assassin's Creed are coming in, apparently it represents a continuation of the long and hallowed tradition of bad video game movies.
Early reviews of Assassin's Creed are coming in, apparently it represents a continuation of the long and hallowed tradition of bad video game movies.
Yeah, I saw it last night. It was...meh. The modern day portions were a bit dull and muddled as they got into the over-arching story about the Apple of Eden, and unfortunately it's those modern day portions that make up the bulk of the film. There's really only three trips in the Animus over the course of the film, and those parts are definitely the better portions.From what I've heard, very little of it actually takes place in the past. It seems they think Desmond is the compelling character in the games.
"Let's take the most boring, unliked part of the series and make that the focus of the movie!"Yeah, I saw it last night. It was...meh. The modern day portions were a bit dull and muddled as they got into the over-arching story about the Apple of Eden, and unfortunately it's those modern day portions that make up the bulk of the film. There's really only three trips in the Animus over the course of the film, and those parts are definitely the better portions.
Early reviews of Assassin's Creed are coming in, apparently it represents a continuation of the long and hallowed tradition of bad video game movies.
I'll say this about Capcom, Insomniac, and Square Enix: their CG movies haven't always been good, but at least they felt tied to the fucking source material.It's the same problem with every video game movie up to this point, and the majority of comic book movies before 2008.
"Okay, there's this game/franchise everyone loves! We're going to turn it into a movie. But first, we need to change everything about it..."
Replace always with ever.I'll say this about Capcom, Insomniac, and Square Enix: their CG movies haven't always been good, but at least they felt tied to the fucking source material.
I at least like the action scenes in Advent Children, even if the story's Kingdom Hearts-level dumb and weird.
I haven't seen it yet.I actually really liked Kingsglaive, I thought it was a good movie all on its own, and not just because I grinned like an idiot when I realized the monster they were fighting on an airship was motherfucking Ultros.
I actually quite liked Resident Evil: Damnation. It's probably the best "game" movie I've seen, outside of Professor Layton and the Eternal Diva.Replace always with ever.
I thought outside of the neat action sequences, it was unbelievably boring and nonsensical. I know I wasn't alone because during the not action sequences the nerd friends I was watching it with just starting talking about other things. No one could focus on the movie.I actually really liked Kingsglaive, I thought it was a good movie all on its own, and not just because I grinned like an idiot when I realized the monster they were fighting on an airship was motherfucking Ultros.
I'm surprised you didn't list War for the Planet of the Apes twice.There are too many big movies I want to see coming out this year. As in financially, too many.
The Red Turtle
Lego Batman
Logan
Kong: Skull Island
Guardians of the Galaxy 2
Wonder Woman
Spider-man: Homecoming
War for the Planet of the Apes
Thor: Ragnarok
Star Wars: Episode VIII
And that's not counting maybe-movies, small stuff, etc. Hell, there's Oscar-nod movies from this past year I'm still kind of interested in, but I'll probably wait to rent those or see if they show up on Netflix.
War for the Money to see War for the Planet of the Apes.I'm surprised you didn't list War for the Planet of the Apes twice.
Ask yourself this question: In any of the trailer footage, does she smile?I'm definitely not going to see Wonder Woman until I get confirmation that it isn't more grimdark crap.
I don't like your chances.I'm definitely not going to see Wonder Woman until I get confirmation that it isn't more grimdark crap.
How are we measuring success? Because financially, not by a long shot.Not including the MCU, what is the most successful shared movie universe?
It occurred to me that the answer might just be...
So pretty much just monsters and superheroes.Only other one I can think of is Alien / Predator.
Technically, the biggest crossover universe is the Tommy Westphall Television Universe. With the oldest connection being I Love Lucy (started 1951) and the most recent being basically every Disney Channel live action show currently running, it's been going for 66 years and crosses over in 441 shows (49 of which are still airing).So pretty much just monsters and superheroes.
Ok, I call bullshit, Parker Lewis Can't Lose did NOT crossover with Leave it to Beaver, Married... With Children or Family Ties.Technically, the biggest crossover universe is the Tommy Westphall Television Universe. With the oldest connection being I Love Lucy (started 1951) and the most recent being basically every Disney Channel live action show currently running, it's been going for 66 years and crosses over in 441 shows (49 of which are still airing).