Vince Blake said:

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Road House remake trailer


As blasphemous as a Road House remake seems, this actually looks fun.

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LET’S FUCKING GOOOOOOOOOO HOW MUCH ARE TICKETS ARE THEY $10000 WOW WHAT A STEAL pic.twitter.com/hkThejk8v3

— Shea Serrano (@SheaSerrano) January 25, 2024

Average Joe said:

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I'm still holding out for Dune 1 rerelease in IMAX, but doesn't look like I'm going to get that. Missed it in IMAX the first time around and would love to see it with Dune 2 back to back.

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TCTTS said:

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Average Joe said:

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I'm still holding out for Dune 1 rerelease in IMAX, but doesn't look like I'm going to get that. Missed it in IMAX the first time around and would love to see it with Dune 2 back to back.

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This happened last night, on IMAX screens across the country, for one night only, with a ten-minute preview for Part Two after. Most screenings sold out within a day or so, though. I guess I should have posted about it here, but we've been discussing it in the Part Two thread for a week or so now. Regardless, we're hoping that the strong audience response convinces Warner Bros to add more days.

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TCTTS said:

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Yep, it was a theater cam bootleg of a trailer for a horror/thriller called Longlegs. Which stars Maika Monroe as FBI Agent Lee Harker, who is "assigned to an unsolved serial killer case that takes unexpected turns, revealing evidence of the occult. Harker discovers a personal connection to the killer and must stop him before he strikes again."

It's just a really well-cut trailer, super creepy, and then at the end, even though there's no shot of him in the trailer (that I could tell), it says it stars Nicolas Cage as well, who I've since learned is, in fact, playing the serial killer.

Over the weekend Neon then released this short tease, so surely/hopefully the trailer itself isn't far behind...

Every year there is another. pic.twitter.com/WbskWKPtat

— NEON (@neonrated) January 5, 2024

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Yet another official tease and still no official trailer. They're really building this thing up...

We've been waiting for her. pic.twitter.com/qvOdj9RyEF

— NEON (@neonrated) January 19, 2024

RELEASE THE FULL LONGLEGS TRAILER I CAN'T TAKE IT ANYMORE https://t.co/nedI52MJUT

— Wampler™ (@ScottWamplerRIP) January 19, 2024

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Neon has released four posters for Oz Perkins’ LONGLEGS.

At a recent test screening, one of our readers raved about it, saying “It’s very unsettling and deeply steeped in the satanic panic of the ‘70s serial killer horror.”https://t.co/Vrya26lgMS pic.twitter.com/Gb3hqkQYmn

— Reel Updates (@worldofreel) January 30, 2024

I'm sorry, but @neonrated 's marketing for LONGLEGS is how ALL horror should be marketed. No gimmicks, nothing given away, just beautiful artistry where designers get to flare their magic through posters and teasing taglines. Such seduction, I'm so excited. pic.twitter.com/DkJGdJZliZ

— Rebecca (@rebeccalucia94) January 30, 2024

Whoever's running the marketing campaign for LONGLEGS deserves a raise. https://t.co/wZBK9AXbGx

— FANGORIA (@FANGORIA) January 30, 2024

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There has to be more to it.

Based on the trailer, as I understand the plot, an author (Bryce Dallas Howard) has written a popular series of books about a spy named Argyle (who looks like Henry Cavill). Except it turns out, in real life, there actually *is* a spy name Argyle (who is not Henry Cavill, played by a mystery actor in the movie), who has somehow actually lived the same spy adventures from the author's book? Or something? And now a villain is trying to kidnap the author to force her to write the next book, so he knows what's going happen next in real life?

I'm sorry, but none of that makes any damn sense, and is so ridiculously stupid that my five-year-old nephew could come up with something better.

I get mad even thinking about it.

The only thing that makes me feel sane is if there ends up being another twist that somehow makes it all makes sense.

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Average Joe said:

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TCTTS said:

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Average Joe said:

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I'm still holding out for Dune 1 rerelease in IMAX, but doesn't look like I'm going to get that. Missed it in IMAX the first time around and would love to see it with Dune 2 back to back.

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This happened last night, on IMAX screens across the country, for one night only, with a ten-minute preview for Part Two after. Most screenings sold out within a day or so, though. I guess I should have posted about it here, but we've been discussing it in the Part Two thread for a week or so now. Regardless, we're hoping that the strong audience response convinces Warner Bros to add more days.

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#DuneMovie returns to theaters for a special one week engagement beginning February 9! Includes a sneak peek at Dune: Part Two. Get tickets now! https://t.co/Lfsl6T3Nke pic.twitter.com/HmgDC8vCu7

— DUNE (@dunemovie) February 1, 2024

Attention movie fans: Embrace Denis Villeneuve’s FULL vision of #DuneMovie. Don't miss your chance to experience Dune the way it was meant to be seen. Returning to IMAX starting February 9. https://t.co/iuLmg8OdKh #FilmedForIMAX pic.twitter.com/yDLC1oZZ1J

— IMAX (@IMAX) February 1, 2024

Netflix's psy-op of sacrificing potentially hundreds of millions in profits from theatrical exhibition to condition audiences to stop seeking out movie theaters is one of the most mutually damaging initiatives any major film company has carried out this century https://t.co/qcfLyo9h5b pic.twitter.com/Fp5B2RJvqi

— Brendan Hodges (@metaplexmovies) February 1, 2024