So if this one is deemed to stink too, will you then go on pretending it does not exist as well?Quote:
You the the fourth Indiana Jones movie.
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Quite a few spots started hitting over the weekend.
This one has Anorak speaking for the 1st time with the lines from his invitation
And another
Several more characters in the background
This one has Anorak speaking for the 1st time with the lines from his invitation
And another
Several more characters in the background
Cinco Ranch Aggie said:So if this one is deemed to stink too, will you then go on pretending it does not exist as well?Quote:
You the the fourth Indiana Jones movie.
In that case, long live the Trilogy!!!
That first spot gives me hope they will focus on the race for the keys without the whole movie being overly action heavy.
Cool trailer... wish they would quit putting so much out there and reveal so much
Very much looking forward to this one!
Ive been out on watching any promotional stuff since the 2nd trailer come out. All they are gonna do is ruin it for me
So is that trailer with Anorak narrating the first time THREE keys have been mentioned? It's the first time I've heard it, and it makes me feel quite a bit better about the story following the book. The only real issue I've had so far is the scene showing people running around the street with the VR headsets on.
The more I see, the more hope I have that this will be a good adaptation of the book material. I know changes had to be made, but with both Cline and Spielberg involved it should be in good hands.
Which probably means it will be terrible since that happens to movies I want to be good.
Which probably means it will be terrible since that happens to movies I want to be good.
The Bullitt one makes no sense sincedit was a 60's movie.
And The Matrix came out in 1999.Duncan Idaho said:
The Bullitt one makes no sense sincedit was a 60's movie.
I think there will be lots of references to the 90s in the movie.
Can't just target it to 50 year old white dudes.
Can't just target it to 50 year old white dudes.
Those posters are awesome!
Quad Dog said:And The Matrix came out in 1999.Duncan Idaho said:
The Bullitt one makes no sense sincedit was a 60's movie.
Yeah, but it looks cool!
I'll be honest. I've never read the book and have no frame of reference for this movie. The trailer I saw yesterday ahead of Black Panther didn't really do anything for me. It just seems rather formulaic but maybe I'm wrong. I'll go see it if my son wants to see it but even he didn't really get charged up by the trailer either and he is usually all over anything like this.
For a guy with your username the book would be right up your alley.80s Guy said:
I'll be honest. I've never read the book and have no frame of reference for this movie. The trailer I saw yesterday ahead of Black Panther didn't really do anything for me. It just seems rather formulaic but maybe I'm wrong. I'll go see it if my son wants to see it but even he didn't really get charged up by the trailer either and he is usually all over anything like this.
I doubt the movie will resonate as much.
powerbelly said:For a guy with your username the book would be right up your alley.80s Guy said:
I'll be honest. I've never read the book and have no frame of reference for this movie. The trailer I saw yesterday ahead of Black Panther didn't really do anything for me. It just seems rather formulaic but maybe I'm wrong. I'll go see it if my son wants to see it but even he didn't really get charged up by the trailer either and he is usually all over anything like this.
I doubt the movie will resonate as much.
Will have to buy a copy and check it out. Thanks!
They are really going for an overall pop culture expose with an emphasis on the 80s. Watch the "what you missed" short on youtube that points out all the little nuances of the trailer.
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80s Guy said:powerbelly said:For a guy with your username the book would be right up your alley.80s Guy said:
I'll be honest. I've never read the book and have no frame of reference for this movie. The trailer I saw yesterday ahead of Black Panther didn't really do anything for me. It just seems rather formulaic but maybe I'm wrong. I'll go see it if my son wants to see it but even he didn't really get charged up by the trailer either and he is usually all over anything like this.
I doubt the movie will resonate as much.
Will have to buy a copy and check it out. Thanks!
If you do audio books I highly recommend getting the audio book version. Very well done.
Average Joe said:80s Guy said:powerbelly said:For a guy with your username the book would be right up your alley.80s Guy said:
I'll be honest. I've never read the book and have no frame of reference for this movie. The trailer I saw yesterday ahead of Black Panther didn't really do anything for me. It just seems rather formulaic but maybe I'm wrong. I'll go see it if my son wants to see it but even he didn't really get charged up by the trailer either and he is usually all over anything like this.
I doubt the movie will resonate as much.
Will have to buy a copy and check it out. Thanks!
If you do audio books I highly recommend getting the audio book version. Very well done.
The audiobook is great, however I wish they would re-release it with a great voice actor.
Will Wheaton was fine until he imitated Artemis's voice.
I just with Wil Wheaton knew how to pronounce the word poseur.
Alamo Drafthouse is showing quite a few movies that were referenced in the book.
The Last Starfighter
Back to the Future
WarGames
Charlie and the chocolate factory
Buckaroo Banzai
The Breakfast Club
Etc
The Last Starfighter
Back to the Future
WarGames
Charlie and the chocolate factory
Buckaroo Banzai
The Breakfast Club
Etc
So is this movie going to contain montages of Ferris Bueller as well as Holy Grail or are they just somehow going to omit those parts? I'm not sure how they can be shoehorned in without being strange.
Charlie and the chocolate factory was a book and a terrible movie
The references are Willy Wonka and the chocolate factory
But yeah would love to see the last starfighter on the big screen again
The references are Willy Wonka and the chocolate factory
But yeah would love to see the last starfighter on the big screen again
I just got out off The Last Starfighter at the Alamo Drafthouse in Richardson. They even brought in ths actual arcade game for it
Prob seen that movie bout 500x
Dammit me jealous
Dammit me jealous
I used to watch it all the time as a kid. Probably hadn't seen it in 10-15 years though. Still love it.
Officially clocking in at 139 minutes, which I think is a good sign. For some reason, I was harboring a worry that they'd want to make it go shorter for a broader, younger audience.
I should have written out more. Wheaton does a fine job and I've listened to worse narrators, but after you listen to a great voice actor do a book you realize how awesome Ready Player One would have been with a great voice actor.
Agreed, but he probably did it for free since he has a cameo in the book. Talk about Meta...
They must feel really good about it
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