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Title: The Tax Collector (2020) Genre: Crime, Thriller, Drama Director: David Ayer Cast: Shia LaBeouf, Lana Parrilla, Elpidia Carrillo, Chelsea Rendon, Cinthya Bornacelli, George Lopez, Cheyenne Rae Hernandez, Noemi Gonzalez, Gabriela Flores, Bobby Soto, Rene Moran, Cle Shaheed Sloan...

That was unexpectedly amazing

Sure. Just saying people weren't posting pics of cinema seats and reservation screen shots for John Wick or Into the Spiderverse to spin some weird Breitbart-ideology-war-narrative. People in the cinema were roughly the same.

I think people are exaggerating the bomb a bit though. Sure it’s below expectations and far below DCEU movies (they still call it that?), but with about 33-34 Million opening it’s more or less on par with things like Into the Spiderverse or John Wick 2. If it wasn’t a comic property and just a...

Which is funny, given the (tiny) audience seems pretty balanced male/female-wise.

Well, internetz have it the TVA on his jumpsuit is for the Time Variance Agency. If that's a thing, some (more) time travel / alternate time-line stuff on the back of Endgame seems likely.

Title: Guns Akimbo (2020) Genre: Comedy, Action Director: Jason Lei Howden Cast: Daniel Radcliffe, Samara Weaving, Natasha Liu Bordizzo, Ned Dennehy, Mark Rowley, Hanako Footman Release: 2020-02-28 Runtime: 95 Plot: An ordinary guy suddenly finds himself forced to fight a...

Probably still cannot use Tom Holland. But if Michael Keaton is able to do it by his contracts and (probably) not returning to MCU proper, they might be brewing some variant of Sinister Six / Midnight Sons anti-hero team-up dreams. Getting to that "Avengers-style-movie" is still the golden...

True. Classic Nolen was brilliant. But his latter movies, IMO not so much. Dunkirk was technically interesting, but not that engaging to watch. Interstellar was just garbage with plot holes large enough to make Ryan Johnson cringe. And DKNR was kinda badly phoned in and again riddled with dumb...

Title: Black Widow (2020) Genre: Action, Thriller Director: Cate Shortland Cast: Scarlett Johansson, Florence Pugh, David Harbour, O.T. Fagbenle, Rachel Weisz, Robert Downey Jr., William Hurt, Ray Winstone, Simona Zivkovska, Yolanda Lynes, Jade Ma, Shaina West, Zhanè Samuels, Fatou Bah...

If by good you meant "Mary Sue", you'd be on to something, lol. Mandalorian makes Rey look like a Hobbit struggling against all odds. :trump:

Title: Bloodshot (2020) Genre: Action, Drama, Fantasy, Science Fiction Director: Dave Wilson Cast: Vin Diesel, Eiza González, Jóhannes Haukur Jóhannesson, Michael Sheen, Toby Kebbell, Sam Heughan, Talulah Riley, Alex Hernandez, Guy Pearce, Siddharth Dhananjay, Lamorne Morris, Maarten...

Looks like tier 1 DC stuff :cool:

Haven't seen the movie and it's probably terrible, but from the trailer, I don't think it was much work for Travolta either. This clearly isn't some Disney blockbuster project where even (presently, not just formerly) big names are tied down for months and months with prep, tightly schedule...

Should've been sand. It's rough and coarse and know to produce super-villains.

Lol. Anyone calling anyone SJW for female Thor would be idiots anyhow. Jane Foster as Thor goes back to ... *checks wikipedia* ... a comic from 1978, lol.

Yeah. He was talking about some DVT related issues on stream just last week www.twitch.tv/incontroltv/clip/InnocentObservantToadTwitchRPG He also was hospitalised in June for a Staph Infection according to his Twitter So there were health problems. Probably just underestimated the...

Title: The King's Man (2020) Genre: Action, Adventure, Comedy Director: Matthew Vaughn Cast: Harris Dickinson, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Gemma Arterton, Matthew Goode, Ralph Fiennes, Daniel Brühl, Stanley Tucci, Charles Dance, Rhys Ifans, Robert Aramayo, Ross Anderson Release: 2020-02-12...

They 100% should've cast a real fish for this. Casting a human to play a half-human is clearly a middle finger to all aquatic craniates out there. Disgusting.

Did the Guardians of the Galaxy have a fanbase pre-movie? The MCU is kinda famous for launching with all the (formally) trash-tier stuff like Iron Man, etc.., because all the stuff with an actual fanbase (at the time) like X-Men or Spiderman had been contracted out for moneys.

The bombs fit fine with the way space ship combat always worked and still works in star wars, which is mostly early 20th century aerial dog fights over big naval ships (i.e. Star Wars big ships). The bombs are no more or less "realistic" than any given X-Wing turn or TIE-Fighter "screaming"...

So did Bale film this pre-Vice or post-Vice? Lol

Well, Cameron did the "this is the true sequel to T2"-thing before. He's more than happy to take a suitcase of money to talk up a some random Terminator sequel. Doesn't mean shit, IMO.

Yeah, Pattinson did good work. And Twilight certainly would look like a golden ticket for a young actor before the actual movies were made (and in some ways it was .. they were insanely successful). Can't be worse than fat Affleck.

The idea of a "superhero" is by definiton a bad set-up for good storytelling in a classical sense. You want the protagonist or "hero" to be the underdog. The pot-bellied hobbit among legendary swordsmen. The fringe-of-the-galaxy farmboy. Etc.. Having the main guy (or girl) be imbued with more...

Sure. And so could've Tony Stark's Mary-Sue-Nano-I-make-whatever-I-need-armour which did just fine in Infinity War ... not to mention the convenient "steal-power-stones" gauntlet. There's plenty of shit like that in the MCU and always was, years before Captain Marvel ever appeared. The logic...

Well, there're a few of those. Tony Stark calls Thor "Lebowski", despite MCU Jeff Bridges being Obidiah Stane (or did Obidiah Stane play the Big Lebowski in the MCU?) Even before Endgame, in Spiderman Homecoming/Civil War, they made lots of Star Wars jokes and product placement (this being...

Clearly it was live action Mickey Mouse.

Sure. Predestination is great. The original story even more so. But it kinda relies on the entire thing being a closed loop. You get around most time travel issues if nothing actually changes. Stuff like Twelve Monkeys goes down the same path in a way. But that doesn't make for much of a super...

Well, the time travel ultimately will and won't ever hold up to super-critical analysis. There're movies (books, comics, etc..) that put a lot more effort into making it makes sense and still failed, and in Endgame, they essentially just threw just enough time-techno-babble at the screen to...

Still would've loved to see the Cap's awkward conversation with Red Skull as he returns the soul stone ...

Nah. Dr. Strange just had to watch the Rat Mickey Mouse miss the button in the Ant Man Truck 14 Million times. The rest was pretty much good to go ...

Looks good. Seems like they keep nailing it as long as it isn't a prequel. Was afraid the trilogy would catch the Solo/Rogue One shit-virus, but this looks fun.

If it makes Netflix rethink their pricing, I'm all for it.

Well, cast clearly should've done more smiling. Pretty atrocious acting throughout. Not a single smile! Not Downey Jr. Not Evans. Not Ruffalo. Not Renner. Not SLJ. Nothing... How could anyone possibly relate to these pretentious cardboard actors as "heroes". Atrocious.

Pretty sure Disney want's to get their spandex heroes team-up movie out of the way first. They might actually drop a teaser/trailer with Avengers, perhaps. It'd make some sense from a marketing perspective.