@robhr yeah, I haven’t seen a film of his that I haven’t liked actually. He’s a director who makes films with the cinema in mind, which is my kind of filmmaker!
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Was gonna suggest Dawn of the Dead and 28 Days later but beaten to it so will second both of those.
Shawn of the Dead for horror comedy and Dead Snow if you can handle subtitles will have to be my recommendations then.
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Watched The Gentleman the other day. Started of slowly but got really good by the end. It felt budget which is surprising considering the cast.
Pretty excited for Uncharted now. Got some friends to with me now straight after work.
Also it’s being advertised like crazy from where I live.
Sony is definitely banking on this to succeed.
Also Spider-Man No Way Home is probably passing $2billion. It’s already at ~$1.8billion. Wonder how long those legs will last. Fully deserved.
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@Fight_Teza_Fight It will be interesting to see how Uncharted performs. I think releasing on the heels of No Way Home it’s going to get a boost from being Tom Holland’s next film. The marketing has been pretty aggressive for it — I’m seeing advertisements and trailers during the Olympics and other TV shows. I think the ‘Tom Holland effect’ will draw peoples’ eyes just by association and they won’t even know they are watching a video game franchise movie.
I continue to think Uncharted looks like it will be a passable action flick, but just doesn’t seem like it will be a very accurate representation of the flavor and spirit of the games.
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Just watched The Kings Man as it surprisingly appeared on Disney+ at no extra cost. Better than the second one but still a fair ways off the original imho. ‘Decent’ though all the same.
@colonelkilgore I was surprised by its appearance, as well. Have added it to my watchlist because yeah, I liked about 90% of the first one, but was disappointed by the second, so am curious to see what a new cast and prequel setting can do to save my interest. If it was just "Part III" and more of the same, I would've bailed, so it's good to see you thought there was some improvement, however marginal.
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@RogerRoger well I hope you enjoy… all I would say is that Ralph Fiennes and the new young chap aren’t a patch on Colin Firth and Taron Egerton (and that’s coming from a huge Fiennes fan). I think the period setting appealed to me though… that and the less of a reliance on hyper-choreographed fight scenes (loved them in 1 but thought they rinsed them in 2) ‘just’ elevated it enough for me to rank it above the sequel. I’ll be interested to hear your thoughts.
@colonelkilgore Ah, okay... that's an interesting breakdown, as I would've expected Fiennes to steal the show because, let's be honest, he usually does. Thanks for the detail. Will let you know, as and when!
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@TheBrandedSwordsman it looks like it’s been out for a while in the UK so you might have already seen it, but just in case, I saw this and thought of you.
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