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I'm really looking forward to this.

TCTTS said:

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Yeah, Split basically came out of no where to surprise. And I don't think the 50 Shades sequel is going to do near the numbers of the last one. John Wick definitely has a shot to beat it out.

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But we all know who's going to own this weekend:

Yep. Gonna be huge.

Added the new trailer for Ghost in the Shell to the OP...

I've been excited for this since the first trailer we got, but I think they may have given a little too much of the plot away in this trailer. I'm still going to see it though.

jabberwalkie09 said:

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I've been excited for this since the first trailer we got, but I think they may have given a little too much of the plot away in this trailer. I'm still going to see it though.

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Agree. That may not actually BE the entire plot but sure as shootin' looks like it. I hate those kinds of trailer. That movie could've stood on a much more creative trailer.

they've added things that aren't in the original already.

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jabberwalkie09 said:

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I've been excited for this since the first trailer we got, but I think they may have given a little too much of the plot away in this trailer. I'm still going to see it though.

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Agree. That may not actually BE the entire plot but sure as shootin' looks like it. I hate those kinds of trailer. That movie could've stood on a much more creative trailer.

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Sadly, that seems to be the only kind of trailer being made these days. Trailers aren't teasers anymore, they're "the story in a nutshell" because movie goers are too stupid to figure it out on our own.

Added the trailers for Colossal and The House to the OP, while Steven Soderbergh's Logan Lucky has just been moved up from October to August 18 (meaning we get Edgar Wright and Steven Soderbergh movies on back-to-back weekends this summer)...

Colossal looks hilarious.

Added the trailers for Dean and Song to Song...

Definitely want to see Dean. I love Demitri Martin and Kevin Kline.

Song to Song, probably not.

Is the song to song girl the girl from nymphomaniac who blows and fks on camera?

Please don't tell me you're thinking of "girl with the dragon tattoo"

HvilleAggie said:

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Please don't tell me you're thinking of "girl with the dragon tattoo"

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No he is literally talking about a movie called Nymphomaniac.

And no it's not her - the only chicks (known) in this movie are Natalie Portman, Rooney Mara, Cate Blanchett, , Haley Bennett and Holly Hunter. None were in Nymphomaniac.

Nymphomanic girl is Charlotte Gainsbourg. Daughter of Serge Gainsbourg.

No. The younger version. On the train

I never actually saw the movie.

Added the new trailer for The Discovery...

Is that a movie or series?

nm....saw other thread. Movie

Movie. This is a movie-only thread.

AggieFanatic09 said:

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Is the song to song girl the girl from nymphomaniac who blows and fks on camera?

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I think i saw this movie listed on On Demand or Netflix...is it really that graphic??? I was wondering what it was about.

super graphic. the scene where she's blowing the dude she ends up with a little jizzum on her chin.

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super graphic. the scene where she's blowing the dude she ends up with a little jizzum on her chin.

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Damn, surprised that got passed the FCC

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AggieFanatic09 said:

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super graphic. the scene where she's blowing the dude she ends up with a little jizzum on her chin.

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Damn, surprised that got passed the FCC

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FCC isn't involved in movies. Only broadcast of movies, tv, radio, etc. over airwaves. thats doesn't apply here.

MPAA is and it's a private trade organization that theaters adhere to for movie ratings and decency standards.

Most theaters won't run a movie without an MPAA rating of R or lower, some will run NC-17. most won't touch Unrated movies but some independent art houses will.

But you can make whatever movie you want and release it through other means - online, straight to video, etc.

With the Oscars finally over, and March just two days away, it's time to shift gears into what looks to be the most action-packed spring/summer one-two punch of a movie season we've ever seen. On the immediate horizon, things are about to get nuts with Logan, Kong, Beauty and the Beast, and Ghost in the Shell - plus a ton of other noteworthy films - all somehow hitting over the next five weekends.

And with those come a ton of big-name trailers.

First up is the final trailer for Kong below, which just hit today, along with the first teaser for the Will Smith-starring Bright, which debuted last night during the Oscars.

Also this week expect...

- A new trailer for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 on Tuesday
- A new trailer for King Arthur
- A new red band trailer for Alien: Covenant

And then next week...

- A new trailer for Wonder Woman
- And possibly a new trailer for Justice League, though WB may hold on that one for a few more weeks

Added the trailers for Alien: Covenant, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, and War Machine...

Also, expect a new Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales trailer tomorrow as well.

Netflix making waves in 2017 it seems

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Also, expect a new Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales trailer tomorrow as well.

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New Trailer.

Not 2017 movies related but a casting call for the new Disney's Aladdin is already starting up!

Added the new trailers for The Fate of the Furious , Atomic Blonde, Wonder Woman, and Edgar Wright's Baby Driver...

Isn't Edgar Wright someone that was supposed to direct one of the comic book movies?

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Isn't Edgar Wright someone that was supposed to direct one of the comic book movies?

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He was supposed to do Ant Man. I believe he wrote a script (which I think was still the majority of what we got). He did some test footage, he was gung-ho about it and attached for a while. It definitely seemed like a passion project.

The consensus seems to be, that he left over stylistic differences. Wright has one of the most unique and trademark styles of any current director, and Marvel has a pretty strict plan in place. I'm guessing they just didn't want the hyper editing, and slick style he brings because it would've been out of place with the rest of their films.

I think Ant Man was surprisingly great and a welcome comedic heist film from Marvel. Marvel obviously knows what they're doing, and they managed to take the dumbest and lamest super hero in history and make it a big hit... But that said, I would've loved to see Wright's version.

Hopefully he gets a chance at a super hero movie someday.