Octopus Overlords

Castle in the Ground

The Silence of the Marsh

Intrigo Samaria

False Witness

That sure is a lot of movies, especially considering that the theaters are closed. Presumably they'll all be available via PPV or streaming from various sources. Notice the absence of big franchise blockbuster tentpoles.

Yeah, those are all waiting until they can get back into the co-breathing boxes.

Isgrimnur wrote: Sun Apr 26, 2020 2:14 am James vs. His Future Self

Spoiler:

Filmed right here in my own backyard. Haven't seen it yet though, but I recognize much of the scenery.

I understand why we changed to spoilers. But now I don't feel the need to look as the the title alone isn't interesting enough to look. For what it's worth, I never had any slowness with this thread or any others.

What would draw your eye more, actors or genre?

Its me being lazy. I like seeing the thumbnail. I don't want click on each spoiler tag to see

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It's the way thumbnails work. Since it's linking to an active video rather than just an image thumbnail that links to a video, it bogs down in a thread like this because of all the browser has to process.

Isgrimnur wrote: Wed Apr 29, 2020 12:06 pm What would draw your eye more, actors or genre?

Genre, for me. I'm not to lazy to hit the spoiler, but I'm not interested in watching trailers that I'm, well, not interested in. Wasn't going to say anything because you are doing a service for us.

If there are ways to better serve the community, I’m adaptable.

Becky. Appears to be Home Alone times Paul Blart Mall Cop times American History X

Enemy Lines

Black Ops

The Fox Hunter

Think like a Dog

The King of Staten Island

Shirley

I hope you didn't change it for me. If other's are having slow load times, I don't want to impact that. I was just voicing my opinion and wasn't expecting or demanding a change.

Not a big deal in any event. Don't worry about it.

Rumpy wrote: Sun Apr 26, 2020 4:18 pm

Isgrimnur wrote: Sun Apr 26, 2020 2:14 am James vs. His Future Self

Spoiler:

Filmed right here in my own backyard. Haven't seen it yet though, but I recognize much of the scenery.

So, I did finally see this. I'd say that it's primarily a romantic drama with a side of sci-fi. I wouldn't even call it a comedy like the trailers are hyping it up to be as the comedy tends to be minimal. Being that it's filmed locally to me, I was hoping to see a lot of recognizable spots, but as it turns out, most of the filming was done indoors, with some outdoor filming being done at our biggest city park, Bell Park. The conference scene/climax was shot at our local science centre, Science North, in case anyone sees this movie and wonder what the heck that place is.

List of all movies either pushed back or going straight to Apple . I admit I was a little sad to see Tom Hanks movie Greyhound going t o video and never getting a big screen release. Not sure Id gone without my wife but a movie like that deserves the big screen viewing.

https://www.ign.com/articles/coronaviru ... ge-tv-show

Daehawk wrote: Tue May 19, 2020 2:36 pm List of all movies either pushed back or going straight to Apple . I admit I was a little sad to see Tom Hanks movie Greyhound going t o video and never getting a big screen release. Not sure Id gone without my wife but a movie like that deserves the big screen viewing.

https://www.ign.com/articles/coronaviru ... ge-tv-show

I'm kind of glad it's going direct. I never would have gone to see it because it looks like a CGI mess, but it still looks like a tonne of fun.

Unhinged would be good but only if he killed the asshole person. But I know these movies and he wont get to in the end. Most likely he will die. And he seems to have had a tragedy in his life and along comes miss asshole. too bad. Its like Falling Down and Law Abiding Citizen. The people who are wronged and the true good guys of the movie lose at the end and it ruins it.

Isgrimnur wrote: Sun Feb 16, 2020 11:16 pm The Vast of Night

Spoiler:

This is getting good reviews.

And deservedly so. It’s a fantastic film with a jaw dropping tracking shot throughout an entire town at one point. The dialogue is a selling point too. The movie Brick is my gold standard for dialogue in a film, but this comes close with its often rapid fire onslaught of fifties slang, and long stretches of narrative that is every bit as tense as actually showing the events they’re describing. Hopefully we’ll see more from these folks in the future.