[Movies] The Upcoming Movies Trailer Thread
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I don't even need to watch the trailer to say yes.
Actually, I wish I could avoid it until after I see the movie, but I'm sure it will be in front of the three movies I go to between now and then. I feel overdone with trailers for movies I'm already sold on. In just glad I won't have to see another Guardians trailer since that's the next movie I'm going to.
Thanks; you're right, it wasn't like the Spider-man trailer.
Looks excellent. Like Nick, I'll be re-watching Rise and Dawn to get hyped when the time gets closer. Really loved those two movies; I'm sure this will be no different.
"Oh my god, I was wrong!
It was me all along!
You've finally made a monkey..."
"Yes we've finally made a monkey..."
"Yes you've finally made a monkey out of meeeeeeeeeee!"
Its because friends wasnt a good show.
Here's a controversial statement: Popularity is one of the most objective measure of if something is "good" or not.
Thus I weep for good.
Sometimes a person plays devil's advocate. And then other times a person gives the devil a handjob.
Hey guys, remember when we talked about movie trailers? Good times. Oh, and here's a new trailer for The Mummy.
It's nice to see Suicide Squad's The Enchantress still getting work.
It's nice to see Suicide Squad's The Enchantress still getting work.
People who made first trailer: It looks bad, but how can we make it look worse?
People who made second trailer: Hold my beer.
People who made second trailer: Hold my beer.
Ugh, no thanks. I'll stick with this one:
Remember when action movies had color? And light. And fun.
I think they wanted a horror movie and forgot that CGI isn't scary.
oh wow. The Mummy's a caution tale about burying nuclear waste!
That's like, the concept to a LARGE chunk of RPGs, in burying a bad guy and leaving it for the future to fix it.
It looks like this mummy film is a cautionary tale about not learning anything from X-Men: Apocalypse.
Ehh... the whole point of it was they made him immortal so he could never be reunited with his love in the Land of the Dead. The "also makes him superhumanly powerful" part really didn't matter to them because they'd already be in the Land of the Dead and thus beyond his power. The plot makes sense, but only if you realize they didn't care if he got out because they'd be dead.
If you change that to "popularity over time", it's not that bad. That way fads no longer skew the results.
As a metaphor, this is what people do when they don't address their problems. "If I just ignore this, it'll get bigger and bigger and if it gets free it'll ruin my life. But that'll never happen, right?"
To be fair, he wasn't even bad, he just liked the wrong woman. I mean the "lets torture his soul for eternity (or until he gets out) instead of just regular punishment" guys where way worse.
To be fair, he also killed the Pharaoh in the first movie, not JUST "liked the wrong woman." Still a bad idea to not just kill him.
Pretty sure killing someone to get their woman wasn't seen as much of an issues back then, as the fact that the guy that died was the Pharaoh... otherwise it was just the way you got a divorce back then.
Beat'cha to it in the animation thread hombre, but technically it works here to so whatevs.
THAT IS WHY YOU FAIL!
Charlize Theron beating everyone up, a girl-on-girl scene with Sofia Boutella, James McAvoy acting snarky, gunplay, car chases, explosions, quips... my god, it's like someone went into my head and made the perfect movie based on what they found in there.
Well, okay, my perfect movie would involve a few more girl-on-girl scenes with some other actresses, but let's not be overly picky.
Well, okay, my perfect movie would involve a few more girl-on-girl scenes with some other actresses, but let's not be overly picky.
In Star Wars: Episode I: Bhamv3 edition, the pod race sequence is replaced by 20 minutes of Padme and her handmaiden scissoring.
I think we can all agree that would be a way better movie.