We did. Pretty good post credit scene, but not as good as some of the previous movies.
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We did. Pretty good post credit scene, but not as good as some of the previous movies.
Well the first one is to set up Guardians, and the second one... well, I thought the very end of it was adorable as hell.
No spoilers but could you tell me if I have to stay for the entire credits or if there is just something in the middle of the credits. That could make the difference in my 6 year old peeing his pants or not. Thanks.
Yup saw it myself
^ Caught it myself on TCM.
And then a little later, TCM High Plains Drifter which was my introduction to Westerns and anti-heroes. I still adore this movie. My favorite Eastwood film hands down.
and I finally relented with Van Helsing.
I love Hugh and Stephen Sommers is a great guy, but I had a real hard time with this film when I saw it theatrically and just about every time since until this past weekend. Suddenly, it dawned on me, it's Solomon Kane-lite with a Bondian Q, goofy and fun. Yes the C.G.I. sucks, but I still wince in thinking how much better it would have been if Sommers followed through on VH being the archangel Gabriel.
^ Caught it myself on TCM.
And then a little later, TCM High Plains Drifter which was my introduction to Westerns and anti-heroes. I still adore this movie. My favorite Eastwood film hands down.
and I finally relented with Van Helsing.
I love Hugh and Stephen Sommers is a great guy, but I had a real hard time with this film when I saw it theatrically and just about every time since until this past weekend. Suddenly, it dawned on me, it's Solomon Kane-lite with a Bondian Q, goofy and fun. Yes the C.G.I. sucks, but I still wince in thinking how much better it would have been if Sommers followed through on VH being the archangel Gabriel.
The middle credits one is the one that matters as to the MCU as a whole, the one at the very end of the credits is just a cute little epilogue to Thor's story.
Also, if you're watching Agents of SHIELD, the next 3 episodes will be dealing with the ramifications of the Asgardian's War.
I just watched Brave. When it came out, it looked like a movie I'd wanna watch but it got bad reviews and everyone said not to watch it and I listened. Never doing that again.
One of Pixar's best movies in my opinion.
One of Pixar's best movies in my opinion.
I'm sure that I'll be thrown out of the nerd club, but I only stayed for one.
In my defence the idea of post credits is a foreign concept to most Europeans.
I'm sure that I'll be thrown out of the nerd club, but I only stayed for one.
In my defence the idea of post credits is a foreign concept to most Europeans.
Well, if you caught the first one, that's the more important one. The one at the very end was just an adorable piece of fluff.
^ Caught it myself on TCM.
And then a little later, TCM High Plains Drifter which was my introduction to Westerns and anti-heroes. I still adore this movie. My favorite Eastwood film hands down.
and I finally relented with Van Helsing.
I love Hugh and Stephen Sommers is a great guy, but I had a real hard time with this film when I saw it theatrically and just about every time since until this past weekend. Suddenly, it dawned on me, it's Solomon Kane-lite with a Bondian Q, goofy and fun. Yes the C.G.I. sucks, but I still wince in thinking how much better it would have been if Sommers followed through on VH being the archangel Gabriel.
Aah...another TCM addict. I love that station, especially when they have a whole day of film noir, or Bogart films, or the like.
Thank you. I refuse to watch SHIELD Until it makes it few more seasons then I netflix it. I've started too many hourlong dramas that just cancelled without ever wrapping up any loose ends. Although I understand I might miss out on some back story if they weave plots in and out of the new movies.
I don't remember the reviews but when it came out I didn't think it looked good. I knew nothing about the story (no spoilers here but you know the odd twist it took) when I took my daughter and absolutely loved it.
Aah...another TCM addict. I love that station, especially when they have a whole day of film noir, or Bogart films, or the like.
I've learned to appreciate TCM over the last couple of years. I've been surprised by some favorites of mine popping up along with the classic era films.
Just got back from Gravity. Not that great to be honest. The story is not very believable and the 3D effects (for the most part) are just there to show you they could make a bolt float through space etc. Wait for it to be on TV and save your money IMO.
I watched Jack Reacher last night. It was a good flick despite being a Tom Cruise film. I'm not a big fan of his. Rather with Robert Duvall and Rosamund Pike in it, made it well worth watching.
I saw that in the top movies list in iTunes last night. I've been avoiding it since I first heard about it being remade. I generally tend to avoid remakes, but I've been hearing good things about it.
Maybe I'll give it a try soon.
A real blast from the past for me this weekend.
I finally saw Alfie, the one from 1966, with Michael Caine, Shelley Winters. I had never seen this film. I really liked it, I had of course lived through the 60's in a different country true, but a lot like the cars were very familiar.
It was shown at the local 'Art House Theatre' , I think that the average of the public was 62 years.
I finally saw Alfie, the one from 1966, with Michael Caine, Shelley Winters. I had never seen this film. I really liked it, I had of course lived through the 60's in a different country true, but a lot like the cars were very familiar.
It was shown at the local 'Art House Theatre' , I think that the average of the public was 62 years.
Sleepy Hollow, the 1999 movie, Johnny Depp in his prime, superb! And I enjoyed the homage to the original Disney animation.
short story link.
Jumanji- I love that movie.
short story link.
Jumanji- I love that movie.
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A musical western "Paint Your Wagon". I wasn't that good of a movie but most of it was pretty funny (especially watching Clint Eastwood trying to sing
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A musical western "Paint Your Wagon". I wasn't that good of a movie but most of it was pretty funny (especially watching Clint Eastwood trying to sing
I love that movie even if he can't sing!
Jurassic Park (1993)- a milestone in cinematic technology (first time CGI dinos inserted into live action) and entertaining, just set aside how badly they chopped up the book.
And just don't think about... How could Mr. TRex be walking around in a paddock on the other side of the wall/fence, but when he pushes the car over the same wall there is a 100' drop to the valley below, hmm?
And just don't think about... How could Mr. TRex be walking around in a paddock on the other side of the wall/fence, but when he pushes the car over the same wall there is a 100' drop to the valley below, hmm?
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Woodstock- on VH1 last night.
Documentary of the 1969 music festival near Bethel, New York. A blast to the past, besides the good music, like riding a time machine, the documentary spent just about as much time observing the people as show casing the music. I was in 10th grade, too young to even think about going there if I could have. First saw this movie in college. Each band played for about an hour, but in this movie you only see them performing 1 or 2 songs. My favorite performances shown in the film were by The Who, Santana, Joan Baez, and Crosby Stills Nash and Young. Jimi Hendix's Star Spangled Banner stands alone. The single best performance (imo) goes to Ten Years After, "I'm Going Home".
15 bands were omitted from the movie, names like Creedence Clearwater, Blood Sweat and Tears, and the Grateful Dead. (source, Complete list of performers, songs, and schedule)
Documentary of the 1969 music festival near Bethel, New York. A blast to the past, besides the good music, like riding a time machine, the documentary spent just about as much time observing the people as show casing the music. I was in 10th grade, too young to even think about going there if I could have. First saw this movie in college. Each band played for about an hour, but in this movie you only see them performing 1 or 2 songs. My favorite performances shown in the film were by The Who, Santana, Joan Baez, and Crosby Stills Nash and Young. Jimi Hendix's Star Spangled Banner stands alone. The single best performance (imo) goes to Ten Years After, "I'm Going Home".
15 bands were omitted from the movie, names like Creedence Clearwater, Blood Sweat and Tears, and the Grateful Dead. (source, Complete list of performers, songs, and schedule)
War Wagon (1967)- John Wayne, Kirk Douglass, a very enjoyable movie about a rancher getting even. John Wayne is the bedrock, but Douglass makes it pop.
