Respect
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2452150/
August 13, 2021
Theatrical Exclusive

No Sudden Move
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt11525644/
July 1, 2021
HBO Max Exclusive

Just a quick tease, but this looks awesome. Soderbergh directing this cast = me there on day one.

holy crap haven't seen Brendan Fraser in years and....wow he has changed.

Anything with Ray Liotta.... i'm in.

PLUS Benicio.

WOW

Zombie Jon Snow said:

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holy crap haven't seen Brendan Fraser in years and....wow he has changed.

Anything with Ray Liotta.... i'm in.

PLUS Benicio.

WOW

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He's been through some things: https://www.gq.com/story/what-ever-happened-to-brendan-fraser

You can only watch one of these movies this year pic.twitter.com/r1qW52y5SM

— Ω Jack Ω | Paddington era (@JackSpy18) May 21, 2021

TCTTS said:

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You can only watch one of these movies this year pic.twitter.com/r1qW52y5SM

— Ω Jack Ω | Paddington era (@JackSpy18) May 21, 2021

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My choice would be to have watched No Time to Die back in 2020 (when I had a f***ing ticket for it).

While I would love to say Dune, I have to give the nod to Bond, seeing how I've been waiting FOREVER for that to come out.

Idk... it's either Dune or the Eternals, for me. Granted, we should be on the upswing, for the Bond movie, seeing as they have been good, bad, good, bad.

Villanueva gives me hope, for Dune, but i can just see that being too much. Something that iconic with a director that big... i just can't think of many instances when that equated to a great movie. It seems so many of the great IP that also produced great movies were by lesser known directors. Jurassic Park is one that comes to mind which does not follow that trend, but I can't think of many others.

For Eternals, I'm getting that weird "Guardians" vibe I had, before it was released. Unknown IP with an up and coming director. The only expectation of it is that it's a Marvel film. And let's be honest, they hit more than they miss. I didn't know much about it, so read a bit about who they are, and it sounds kind of interesting. Let's see how they fill the plothole of where they all were during the events of Infinity War and End Game. If something's going to get a bunch of non interventionists involved with stuff, you would think it would be the mass extermination of 50% of all life.

Richard Madden and Sebastien Stan look so similar that trailer is going to seriously confuse a lot of people.

DallasTeleAg said:

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Idk... it's either Dune or the Eternals, for me. Granted, we should be on the upswing, for the Bond movie, seeing as they have been good, bad, good, bad.

Villanueva gives me hope, for Dune, but i can just see that being too much. Something that iconic with a director that big... i just can't think of many instances when that equated to a great movie. It seems so many of the great IP that also produced great movies were by lesser known directors. Jurassic Park is one that comes to mind which does not follow that trend, but I can't think of many others.

For Eternals, I'm getting that weird "Guardians" vibe I had, before it was released. Unknown IP with an up and coming director. The only expectation of it is that it's a Marvel film. And let's be honest, they hit more than they miss. I didn't know much about it, so read a bit about who they are, and it sounds kind of interesting. Let's see how they fill the plothole of where they all were during the events of Infinity War and End Game. If something's going to get a bunch of non interventionists involved with stuff, you would think it would be the mass extermination of 50% of all life.

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All great points.

Also, the real answer is "None of the above," because we all know it's Top Gun: Maverick.

Actually... yep. Top Gun is my answer, as well. Unless there is a new Mission Impossible movie due this year.

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Actually... yep. Top Gun is my answer, as well. Unless there is a new Mission Impossible movie due this year.

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TG2 took M:I7s place at Thanksgiving. The latter moved to May '22.

Wow. (Discounting the voice) he nailed Vin.

PS- Melissa Villaseñor is usually hilarious and hot.

He has the little facial expressions and body movement down perfect.

Yep... definitely crush a bit on that goofy broad.

I liked some of the theater observations he made, like being weirded out when it's still light outside upon leaving a movie.

Ha, yes. I loved that one and the one random concession stand that's never once been open.

Yup

That looks trippy. I'm in

That trailer took me on quite the ride.

Also has the girl from JoJo Rabbit. She's poised for a great future.

israeliag said:

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That trailer took me on quite the ride.

Also has the girl from JoJo Rabbit. She's poised for a great future.

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yes - Thomasin McKenzie - she is awesome

And the generically named Matt Smith - Prince Philip in S1-2 of The Crown.

Yup - SP's alien wife seems to be hooking up with her kin in this film.

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Last Night in Soho - Edgar Wright





So pumped for this... Edgar Wright is at the very top for me and an always must watch. Throw in my future alien wife Anya Taylor Joy (and her nipples), and a 60's London setting. I'm there opening night.

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Awesome trailer. Can't wait.

Btw, that's Taylor-Joy singing. She can apparently do it all, including host probably the best episode of Saturday Night Live of the season this past weekend.

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Sex Panther said:

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Last Night in Soho - Edgar Wright





So pumped for this... Edgar Wright is at the very top for me and an always must watch. Throw in my future alien wife Anya Taylor Joy (and her nipples), and a 60's London setting. I'm there opening night.

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Awesome trailer. Can't wait.

Btw, that's Taylor-Joy singing. She can apparently do it all, including host probably the best episode of Saturday Night Live of the season this past weekend.

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I mean sure, but it's not like she had anything to do with that Cecile Strong sketch in Weekend Update.

The Tomorrow War
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt9777666/
July 2, 2021
Amazon Prime Video Exclusive

October 22

Wes Anderson's 'The French Dispatch' Will Open in Theaters in October, After Playing Cannes and the New York Film Festival https://t.co/3IQvvfQmEh pic.twitter.com/h12eoUOrSW

— Peter Sciretta (@slashfilm) May 27, 2021