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Paul 26-09-2016 18:28

Films to see in 2017
 
This is my list so far ;

20th January : xXx Return of Xander Cage : Trailer
3rd February : Resident Evil: The Final Chapter : Trailer
17th February : John Wick Chapter 2 : Trailer
3rd March : Logan : Trailer
24th March : Power Rangers : Trailer
31st March : Ghost in the Shell : Trailer
14th April : Fast & Furious 8 : Trailer
28th April : Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 : Trailer
26th May : Pirates of the Carribean: DMTNT : Trailer
2nd June : Wonder Woman : Trailer
9th June : The Mummy : Trailer
23rd June : Transformers: The Last Knight : Trailer
30th June : Despicable Me 3 : Trailer
7th July : Spiderman: Homecoming : Trailer
21st July : Valerian the City of a Thousand Planets : Trailer
4th August : Alien: Covenant : No Trailer Yet
21st September : Kingsman: The Golden Circle : No Trailer Yet
6th October : Bladerunner 2049 : No Trailer Yet
27th October : Thor: Ragnarok : No Trailer Yet
17th November : Justice League : Trailer
15th December : Star Wars Episode VIII : No Trailer Yet
22nd December : Jumanji : No Trailer Yet


Also, films I probably wont be seeing, but others may be interested in ;

27th January : T2 Trainspotting : Trailer
3rd February : Underworld Blood Wars : Trailer
10th February : The Lego Batman Movie : Trailer
24th February : Tulip Fever : Trailer
10th March : Kong: Skull Island : Trailer
17th March : Beauty and the Beast : Trailer
28th April : The Circle : Trailer
12th May : Life : Trailer
12th May : King Arthur: Legend of the Sword : Trailer
14th July : Cars 3 : Trailer
14th July : War for the Planet of the Apes : Trailer
21st July : Dunkirk : Trailer
August ? : The Dark Tower : No Trailer Yet
October ? : Flatliners : No Trailer Yet
20th October : Saw: Legacy : No Trailer Yet
22nd December : Pitch Perfect 3 : No Trailer Yet


(Thanks to General Maximus for providing all the links, and some dates)

denphone 26-09-2016 18:42

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Looking forward to seeing quite a few of those if l get a chance.

adzii_nufc 26-09-2016 18:44

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Easier to list the ones I'm not bothered about on that list :D

The DC movies, although I might give the Justice League another shot. Zack Synder needs to remember not everything needs to be dark themed.

In fact that and Wonder Woman are it. Just those two I likely will give a miss on.

The Mummy I'm looking forward to, loved Brendan Frasier's go at them.

But anyway some more, on mobile but no dates.

Kingsman: The Golden Circle
World War Z 2
Power Rangers (No seriously)
John Wick 2
xXx: The return of Xander Cage.

General Maximus 26-09-2016 19:25

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
My bad, I didn't see this thread before I replied in the Transformers one:


Ramrod 26-09-2016 19:44

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Blade runner 2?! Really?

denphone 26-09-2016 20:10

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Why not RR as everything else has a sequel now.

Kabaal 26-09-2016 20:25

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
While most of them will probably be good its sad to see how little originality there is in the list. Practically everything is either a sequel or a remake.

General Maximus 26-09-2016 20:59

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
good point, nearly everything is. There are certain things like Planet of the Apes which I am looking forward to. I never saw the originals because they are so old and I am really looking forward to seeing how the story unfolds and the beautiful thing about it is that because of the technology I can sit there and think it is all real. I used to love cowboy films when I was younger but the sound for the gun shots always sounded hollow and I used to cringe when you got a wide angle desert shot and the actors were clearly standing on a stage with a picture of a cactus and mountain range painted in the background. I went to see the new Magnificent Seven over the weekend and thoroughly enjoyed it because everything looked real and you could believed it was happening.

As far as remakes go though, I think we are all going to welcome the Spiderman remake and I think it is going to be absolutely flipping amazing.

Paul 26-09-2016 22:02

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by adzii_nufc (Post 35860621)
Kingsman: The Golden Circle
World War Z 2
Power Rangers (No seriously)
John Wick 2
xXx: The return of Xander Cage.

Kingsman I have not seen, so dont know if I'm interested in that or not.

WWZ 2 I must have missed, I'll go back and check, and add that to my list if I did.

adzii_nufc 26-09-2016 22:37

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul M (Post 35860651)
Kingsman I have not seen, so dont know if I'm interested in that or not.

WWZ 2 I must have missed, I'll go back and check, and add that to my list if I did.

Must watch, I was quite surprised by it. Has one of the most incredibly ridiculous but quite amazing fight scenes I've ever seen.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kl8F-8tR8to

dilli-theclaw 27-09-2016 07:32

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Some I definitely want to see there :)

General Maximus 27-09-2016 08:33

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul M (Post 35860651)
Kingsman I have not seen, so dont know if I'm interested in that or not.

It is well worth a watch. The trailer makes it look more like a serious spy film which is why I watched it but it is more of a cheesy parody of James Bond. It strikes the right balance between humour/cheese/seriousness and is really entertaining. I am glad they are making a second one.
Power Rangers very first came out back in 1992 or something like that when I was 12 so I am dying to see if the effects are going to be any better 20 years later. Normally I wouldn't pay to go and see it at the cinema but I have got an Odeon Limitless card and can go and see everything for free :)
I loved the first xXx film. It is everything I always wanted James Bond to be pre-Daniel Craig so I am very much looking forward to a new one. At the time I was hoping they was going to turn it into a franchise like James Bond and keep making a new every couple of years with a new mission/story.

General Maximus 28-09-2016 21:15

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
As the year isn't quite over yet I am also going to post this year's list so you can see if you have missed anything and also make sure you don't miss anything going forward. Those Star Wars tickets are going to be up for advanced booking any day now :p


adzii_nufc 08-10-2016 20:37

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Quote:

That ******* nobody is John Wick
John Wick 2:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ct_zCmiIV60
http://imgur.com/4h4DuHM

The first was one of the underrated movies I missed out and seen by chance. Epic action movie

Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead men tell no tales

Trailer released: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lsJ58L3u8qw

Resident Evil: The Final Chapter:

Comic Con Trailers:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8a8n9nzzB4

Best till last then:

Power Rangers:

First trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-C4qqsgs8w

Stephen 09-10-2016 08:58

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Must say Power Rangers does look really good. A lot different to the tone of the TV series and a little bit more serious. The scene with Rita looks pretty creepy too.

Some have said Chronicle meets the Babysitters Club.

Odd that they have gone down the superhuman route as they normally don't really have powers until they morph but it is a reboot I guess.

General Maximus 09-10-2016 16:35

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Stephen (Post 35862602)
Must say Power Rangers does look really good

it flipping does. I was going to go and see it for the sake of it and expected the usual cheese but that trailer gives it some genuine clout. That teaser has made me want to go and see it Power Ranger or not (and I did like Chronicle as well, it put the superhuman twist on the average little guy).

Paul 09-10-2016 16:44

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Updated my list to add Power Rangers, also the Wolverine film now has a title - 'Logan' apparently.

General Maximus 10-10-2016 17:42

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul M (Post 35862657)
Updated my list to add Power Rangers, also the Wolverine film now has a title - 'Logan' apparently.

quite sadly I think it is the last film we are going to see Patrick Stewart in. If I win the euromillions tomorrow I would love to fund another TNG movie and pay him however much he wants to be in it even if he does nothing other than sit in the Captain's chair issuing orders.

adzii_nufc 20-10-2016 17:30

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Logan

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Div0...ature=youtu.be

Clearly set in the future then. Still having to remember the events of X1,2 and 3 were retconned although Wolverine remembers the original timeline.

adzii_nufc 21-10-2016 20:19

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Looks like the film is going on 'The last of us' and other similar stories. Wolverine has been in exile for x amount of years, mutants have nearly died out, this mutant girl is the savior, Wolverine is to keep her safe, albeit a strangely aged Wolverine who doesn't appear to be healing like he was.

As for the timeline, to the outside world (everyone besides Wolverine) the events up until First Class never happened, nor did Wolverine 2. Only Wolverine remembers these as he changed the past. To remedy the fact he'd have know adamantium bone structure, they had Stryker capture him anyway (again to the viewer) and perform the Weapon X experiment.

Scary 26-10-2016 11:17

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
everyone must see Sausage party it is so funny but warning do not let your kids watch this it may be a cartoon but holy hell its messed up.

Paul 26-10-2016 14:53

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Thats not a 2017 film right ?

Stephen 26-10-2016 15:21

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
No this should be in last film you watched thread.

pip08456 04-11-2016 08:40

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
New Wonder Woman trailer.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Q8fG0TtVAY

General Maximus 04-11-2016 08:42

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
saw it last night. I think it looks great and I am really looking forward to it. I am not holding my breath for Justice League though.

adzii_nufc 05-12-2016 10:20

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
The Mummy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwTFXVdbeEw Looks alright for an action flick, but seems to completely abandon what the remake trilogy did and become as quoted in the comments, Mission impossible: Mummy Protocol. Here I was expecting a present day Egyptian mummy flick.

Guardians of the Galaxy 2 trailer #2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3AYQDq9efdk

adzii_nufc 05-12-2016 23:38

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJePvN_4T_E

Dunkirk (Summer 2017)

Another Nolan epic incoming.

Paul 06-12-2016 00:42

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Having seen the trailer, I added Xander Cage to my list, although Id like to see the previous ones first if I get time.

denphone 06-12-2016 05:18

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by adzii_nufc (Post 35873929)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJePvN_4T_E

Dunkirk (Summer 2017)

Another Nolan epic incoming.

With Nolan doing it l expect a pretty decent film.

adzii_nufc 06-12-2016 13:45

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Transformers: The Last Knight

https://youtu.be/b6FWO04COLU

Optimus :shocked: Unicron

Hom3r 06-12-2016 22:15

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
These are mine including release dates

20/01 - XXX: The Return of Xander Cage

05/05 - Guardians of the Galaxy

04/08 - Alien Covenant

06/10 - Blade Runner 2

27/10 - Saw Legacy

15/12 - Star Wars: Episode VII (Title TBC)


Whenever its gets make by Peter Jackson & script by the great Stephen Fry

DAMBUSTERS

General Maximus 06-12-2016 22:34

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 35874216)
15/12 - Star Wars: Episode VII (Title TBC)

good news, it came out early and you could have seen it last year :D

Hom3r 07-12-2016 19:05

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 35874216)
These are mine including release dates

20/01 - XXX: The Return of Xander Cage

05/05 - Guardians of the Galaxy

04/08 - Alien Covenant

06/10 - Blade Runner 2

27/10 - Saw Legacy

15/12 - Star Wars: Episode VII (Title TBC)


Whenever its gets make by Peter Jackson & script by the great Stephen Fry

DAMBUSTERS

15/12 - Star Wars: Episode VIII (Title TBC) :D

Stephen 09-12-2016 11:59

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
New trailers

Spider-Man Homecoming



Baywatch

Uncle Peter 09-12-2016 14:45

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
The Snowman (Snømannen)

Film adaptation of the brilliant Jo Nesbø novel. Judging by the cast it's going to be an absolute belter. Schedule for release October.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1758810/

Stephen 09-12-2016 14:49

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Another new trailer
War for the Planet of the Apes

General Maximus 10-12-2016 17:12

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
I think Spiderman and Plapes look amazing and I can't wait.

denphone 10-12-2016 17:39

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by General Maximus (Post 35874961)
I think Spiderman and Plapes look amazing and I can't wait.

Yes l saw the latest trailers and they do look pretty good General M.

adzii_nufc 12-12-2016 03:29

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
https://youtu.be/5XBmsl7wbIQ

The fate of the furious (Fast and furious 8)

General Maximus 15-12-2016 11:06

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
looks good and definitely a film to see at the cinema

rocktime 15-12-2016 12:37

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Nice list! Will give a quick yes or no on whether I'm gonna see it.

Jan: Resident Evil: The Final Chapter - nope
Jan: xXx: The return of Xander Cage -nope
Feb: The Lego Batman Movie - yeah!
Mar: Power Rangers - nope
Mar: Logan (Wolverine) - yeah
Apr: Fast & Furious 8 - YESSSSSS
May: Guardians of the Galaxy 2 - nope
May: Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales - yeah
Jun: Wonder Woman - nope
Jun: The Mummy - yeah
Jun: World War Z 2 - yeah
Jun: Transformers: The Last Knight- yeah
Jun: Despicable Me 3 - nope
Jul: Spider-Man: Homecoming - yeah
Aug: Alien: Covenant - yeah
Sep: The Equalizer 2 - nope
Nov: Thor: Ragnarok - YES
Nov: Justice League - yeah
Dec: Star Wars: Episode 8 - YES
Dec: The Six Billion Dollar Man - nope

---------- Post added at 13:37 ---------- Previous post was at 13:34 ----------

a few missing from that list.

I'll add these that I wanna see

Kong: Skull Island
Dunkirk
The Dark Tower
War for the Planet of the Apes
John Wick 2
Ghost in the Shell
King Arthur
Trainspotting 2

adzii_nufc 15-12-2016 18:31

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by General Maximus (Post 35875878)
looks good and definitely a film to see at the cinema

Yep, they're no masterpiece but are quickly becoming the flagship action flick of the year big budget wise. Seems to have an interesting story this time.

That Mummy trailer has put me right off, I expected something else I think.

Paul 15-12-2016 20:25

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by rocktime (Post 35875888)
I'll add these that I wanna see

Kong: Skull Island
Dunkirk
The Dark Tower
War for the Planet of the Apes
John Wick 2
Ghost in the Shell
King Arthur
Trainspotting 2

Could you provide months for these, I may update the first post with a second list of other peoples (plus, having seen the trailer, Ghost in the Shell looks good).

rocktime 16-12-2016 10:54

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Jan: Trainspotting 2
Feb: John Wick 2
March: Ghost in the Shell
March: King Arthur
March: Kong: Skull Island
July: Dunkirk
July: The Dark Tower
July: War for the Planet of the Apes

MadGamer 16-12-2016 19:46

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Despicable Me 3 :D

swoop101 18-12-2016 09:28

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
This looks fun


Paul 18-12-2016 22:44

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
First post updated with some data provided by General Maximus.

General Maximus 21-12-2016 09:48

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Trailer for Blade Runner 2049

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S_JAMRKzEHs&t=2s

(how do I make a thumbnail to the trailer like in the posts above?)

Paul 21-12-2016 13:24

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by General Maximus (Post 35876952)
(how do I make a thumbnail to the trailer like in the posts above?)

http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/sh...php?t=33703899 ;)

broadbandking 21-12-2016 17:37

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Spiderman
Fast 8
only these 2 mainly

General Maximus 21-12-2016 20:25

Re: Films to see in 2017
 


Quote:

Originally Posted by broadbandking (Post 35877053)
Spiderman
Fast 8
only these 2 mainly

what about PLAPES, Guardians of the Galaxy, Thor and Star Wars?

General Maximus 22-12-2016 19:28

Re: Films to see in 2017
 


A little something to whet your appetite. For those of you who are unfamiliar with them Screen Junkies are a bunch of movie geeks who do some cracking discussions on all our favourite movies and keep up with the latest gossip. The video above is a teaser for next years film releases and to get the excitement going.

Quite annoyingly the first film on my list isn't out till 20th January (xXx) but I am sure I will go a see Passengers and Rogue a few times more before then :p (and now I have said that I have just realised Assassins Creed has disappeared off my list, it is out on 1st Jan)

broadbandking 22-12-2016 19:44

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by General Maximus (Post 35877112)



what about PLAPES, Guardians of the Galaxy, Thor and Star Wars?

Not really my type of films, well may watch Thor.

General Maximus 22-12-2016 20:04

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by broadbandking (Post 35877271)
well may watch Thor.

that is what I thought when you said Spiderman. All the Marvel stuff is awesome and geniusly blends together.

Mr K 22-12-2016 20:51

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
I hear that classic film 'On the Buses' (1971) is going to be re-released in HD !

Got to be seen if only for the lyrics in the theme:-

"There's always gay life on the buses,
make sure you leave your bird at home ! "

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-V1hUrVt3w (2:15 in...) ;)

Gabriela 23-12-2016 07:14

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
20th January : xXx Return of Xander Cage is my favorite.

General Maximus 03-01-2017 11:51

Re: Films to see in 2017
 

Stephen 03-01-2017 13:51

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Looks really good, although Prometheus looked good in the trailers.

General Maximus 03-01-2017 14:03

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
I really liked Prometheus so if this is anything like it then i will be very happy

techguyone 03-01-2017 20:41

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Me too, never got the hate for that. alien 3 though....

adzii_nufc 03-01-2017 21:12

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
He's probably alluding to the common problem with it. Way over hyped, not really it's own fault though and the incredibly dumb characters with dumb decision making skills.. as quoted by many.

It's watchable though, just internet elitists and circlejerks dragged it way further down than it deserved. Think Star Trek and the way that gets dragged around despite being damn good imo.

denphone 03-01-2017 21:17

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by techguyone (Post 35878973)
Me too, never got the hate for that. alien 3 though....

Alien 1 still the best by a country mile though.

Horizon 08-01-2017 02:47

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul M (Post 35860613)
This is my list so far ;

20th January : xXx Return of Xander Cage : Trailer
10th February : The Lego Batman Movie : Trailer
24th February : Resident Evil: The Final Chapter : Trailer
3rd March : Logan : Trailer
24th March : Power Rangers : Trailer
31st March : Ghost in the Shell : Trailer
14th April : Fast & Furious 8 : Trailer
28th April : Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 : Trailer
26th May : Pirates of the Carribean: DMTNT : Trailer
2nd June : Wonder Woman : Trailer
9th June : The Mummy : Trailer
9th June : World War Z 2 : No Trailer Yet
23rd June : Transformers: The Last Knight : Trailer
30th June : Despicable Me 3 : Trailer
7th July : Spiderman: Homecoming : Trailer
4th August : Alien: Covenant : No Trailer Yet
27th October : Thor: Ragnarok : No Trailer Yet
17th November : Justice League : Trailer
15th December : Star Wars Episode VIII : No Trailer Yet
22nd December : The Six Billion Dollar Man : No Trailer Yet


Also, films I probably wont be seeing, but others may be interested in ;

27th January : T2 Trainspotting : Trailer
3rd February : Underworld Blood Wars : Trailer
17th February : John Wick Chapter 2 : Trailer
24th February : Tulip Fever : Trailer
10th March : Kong: Skull Island : Trailer
17th March : Beauty and the Beast : Trailer
28th April : The Circle : Trailer
12th May : Life : Trailer
12th May : King Arthur: Legend of the Sword : Trailer
16th June : Kingsmen: The Golden Circle : No Trailer Yet
14th July : Cars 3 : Trailer
14th July : War for the Planet of the Apes : Trailer
21st July : Valerian the City of a Thousand Planets : Trailer
21st July : Dunkirk : Trailer
28th July : Jumanji : No Trailer Yet
28th July : The Dark Tower : No Trailer Yet
18th August : Flatliners : No Trailer Yet
14th September : The Equalizer 2 : No Trailer Yet
6th October : Bladerunner 2049 : No Trailer Yet
20th October : Saw: Legacy : No Trailer Yet
22nd December : Pitch Perfect 3 : No Trailer Yet


(Thanks to General Maximus for providing all the links, and some dates)

Is it just me, or does it seem like Hollywood is only interested in targeting teenage boys?

Superheroes, more superheroes, more cgi, more cgi....

Where is the new Lawrence of Arabia, new Psycho etc? Actually something made for adults and preferably with a story?

Stephen 08-01-2017 09:52

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
That is only the film's he is interested in seeing. There are plenty of other film's and different genres coming out.

Horizon 08-01-2017 10:02

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
I know there is other stuff and I wasn't having a dig at PaulM, but the point still remains. A lot of Hollywood content is cgi heavy and story light. Why is Hollywood so obsessed with this type of film?

techguyone 08-01-2017 10:08

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Horizon (Post 35879588)
I know there is other stuff and I wasn't having a dig at PaulM, but the point still remains. A lot of Hollywood content is cgi heavy and story light. Why is Hollywood so obsessed with this type of film?

Money.

Stephen 08-01-2017 10:14

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Horizon (Post 35879588)
I know there is other stuff and I wasn't having a dig at PaulM, but the point still remains. A lot of Hollywood content is cgi heavy and story light. Why is Hollywood so obsessed with this type of film?

They aren't obsessed with it. However that is what makes the most money. So that is of course where they focus.

Dunkirk is very story driven with little or no CGI for starters.

General Maximus 08-01-2017 10:34

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
what you have got to remember is that it is the blockbusters that pay for the arty farty films. I can remember 2 years ago when American Sniper came out. Neil Patrick Harris opened the Oscars talking about the big films nominated for best picture and I think he mentioned 6 or 7 films and said something like "together they have got $600 million at the box office" and everyone applauded and then he quipped "and of that $300 was for American Sniper" and he was having a dig that one film accounted for half of the revenue out of 6 or 7 films.

Every year I watch all the major films nominated for the big awards and some of them tell great stories, especially the ones which are based on true events, but they aren't necessarily the most entertaining. Everyone has different tastes and that is why we have so many different genres of films. I for one don't like horrors, they don't do anything for me at all but it doesn't mean they shouldn't be made so other people can enjoy them.

denphone 08-01-2017 12:57

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Stephen (Post 35879590)
They aren't obsessed with it. However that is what makes the most money. So that is of course where they focus.

Dunkirk is very story driven with little or no CGI for starters.

Lets hope Dunkirk lives up to the expectation.

Dave42 08-01-2017 15:13

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
only 1 for me is star wars episode 8

Damien 08-01-2017 16:53

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Horizon (Post 35879572)
Is it just me, or does it seem like Hollywood is only interested in targeting teenage boys?

Superheroes, more superheroes, more cgi, more cgi....

Where is the new Lawrence of Arabia, new Psycho etc? Actually something made for adults and preferably with a story?

La La Land and Manchester by the Sea both open this week and they're meant to be good. It's Oscar season so you'll get a lot of decent films around now.

Horizon 08-01-2017 21:41

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
....I've heard of Manchester by the Sea. So, yep one for me there.

And (sticking my neck out) John Wick2. Everyone I know hated the first film, but I liked it, so there! Who cares if Keanu Reeves can't act? Actually, it was his robotic expression that made the original film good in my opinion.

And I guess I might throw in Spiderman and one or two of the other superheroes/scifi ones too. I just have to pretend to look like a teenager in the cinema which will be amusing with my ever greying hair.

---------- Post added at 21:41 ---------- Previous post was at 21:39 ----------

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stephen (Post 35879590)
They aren't obsessed with it. However that is what makes the most money. So that is of course where they focus.

Dunkirk is very story driven with little or no CGI for starters.

Dunkirk added to list.

Paul 08-01-2017 21:57

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Horizon (Post 35879572)
Is it just me, or does it seem like Hollywood is only interested in targeting teenage boys

Definitely you. :erm:

The only "teenage" boy I know actually doesnt care for action, superhero or sci fi films.
Pretty much the rest of my family & friends love them. None are teenage boys, and in many cases, they are girls. :cool:

Horizon 08-01-2017 22:05

Re: Films to see in 2017
 
...fair enough, to each his own.:)

But I can only take enough of exploding buildings, gunfights, car chases, space battles etc.

I do need stories some time as well to go along with the superhero, cgi riddled fight fests aka Hollywood films.

adzii_nufc 25-01-2017 15:18

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Wow

Damien 25-01-2017 21:37

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....I've heard of Manchester by the Sea. So, yep one for me there.

Manchester by the Sea is great. Should pick up at least one Best Actor Oscar for Affleck and maybe one for Michelle Williams. There is at least one amazing scene in it.

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...fair enough, to each his own.:)

But I can only take enough of exploding buildings, gunfights, car chases, space battles etc.

I do need stories some time as well to go along with the superhero, cgi riddled fight fests aka Hollywood films.

There are a lot of Superhero films. They risk fatigue of it at some point I think. However there are so many films released it's not really a problem, just don't watch them. IMO The best superhero film is still A Dark Knight. Shame DC are struggling now, hope Wonder Woman is good as she was one of the bright spots in Batman vs Superman which was a rough film.

General Maximus 25-01-2017 22:40

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For anyone interested you can see the full list of Oscar nominations here

adzii_nufc 25-01-2017 23:44

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35882245)
Manchester by the Sea is great. Should pick up at least one Best Actor Oscar for Affleck and maybe one for Michelle Williams. There is at least one amazing scene in it.

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There are a lot of Superhero films. They risk fatigue of it at some point I think. However there are so many films released it's not really a problem, just don't watch them. IMO The best superhero film is still THE Dark Knight. Shame DC are struggling now, hope Wonder Woman is good as she was one of the bright spots in Batman vs Superman which was a rough film.

Hey, get it right! :D

It was all Chris Nolan, DC never had a high, Chris Nolan was just Chris Nolan to be fair. Best DC films made, no argument. If Nolan had signed on properly and been at the helm over Snyder, the new ones would be equally as good.

Marvel are pretty unstoppable right now, a well liked continuous cast with more likeable characters and Suicide Squad had little chance of matching Deadpool. I feel like DC have the better TV shows though.

Damien 26-01-2017 14:04

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Originally Posted by adzii_nufc (Post 35882291)
Hey, get it right! :D

It was all Chris Nolan, DC never had a high, Chris Nolan was just Chris Nolan to be fair. Best DC films made, no argument. If Nolan had signed on properly and been at the helm over Snyder, the new ones would be equally as good.

Marvel are pretty unstoppable right now, a well liked continuous cast with more likeable characters and Suicide Squad had little chance of matching Deadpool. I feel like DC have the better TV shows though.

Oh yeah it was definitely Nolan. Batman has the additional advantage of already been a gritty and dark universe which lends itself well to modern films at the moment. It's easier to see how you create an compelling and relevant story with Batman than with Superman.Nolan was also given far more creative control than recent Superhero movies. Joss Whedon has complained a number of times of how Marvel would micromanage the whole process. The Nolan Batman films were their own films that existed by themselves, now it's more of an industry and creative decisions are limited by the fact they have to co-exist with many other films across the Marvel Universe.

Maybe DC should go back to the old way of doing it. Get a team they trust and give them a franchise for a film or three that can stand on their own. Instead of trying to do the Marvel Universe thing.

adzii_nufc 26-01-2017 19:38

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35882391)
Oh yeah it was definitely Nolan. Batman has the additional advantage of already been a gritty and dark universe which lends itself well to modern films at the moment. It's easier to see how you create an compelling and relevant story with Batman than with Superman.Nolan was also given far more creative control than recent Superhero movies. Joss Whedon has complained a number of times of how Marvel would micromanage the whole process. The Nolan Batman films were their own films that existed by themselves, now it's more of an industry and creative decisions are limited by the fact they have to co-exist with many other films across the Marvel Universe.

Maybe DC should go back to the old way of doing it. Get a team they trust and give them a franchise for a film or three that can stand on their own. Instead of trying to do the Marvel Universe thing.

Agreed, the attempt to compete is pretty hopeless and moving backwards to separate universe trilogy's like Nolans Dark Knight trilogy would suit them so much better as you've said. Still can't find myself disagreeing that The Dark Knight is pretty much the greatest superhero movie made over both DC and Marvel. Nolan is still around too looking over things Snyder does but it still doesn't feel great. Marvel don't get it their own way either though. I feel like Age of Ultron was quite overrated. The introduction to Ultron set Ultron up to be an epic Villain, the Disney quotations in a twisted way was an epic scene... It just kinda tanks from then on in.

Another problem I see for Marvel and probably relates to your comments about micromanaging is how massive their merchandise base has become, Disney of course doing absolutely everything possible to make sure they have everything of absolutely anything to sell to kids and adults alike. They need those on screen characters doing exactly the right thing.

All in all, Chris Nolan and Heath Ledger combined in the second movie of a trilogy and absolutely smashed it. The greatest on screen Joker I've ever seen.

Damien 26-01-2017 20:09

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Originally Posted by adzii_nufc (Post 35882435)
Agreed, the attempt to compete is pretty hopeless and moving backwards to separate universe trilogy's like Nolans Dark Knight trilogy would suit them so much better as you've said. Still can't find myself disagreeing that The Dark Knight is pretty much the greatest superhero movie made over both DC and Marvel. Nolan is still around too looking over things Snyder does but it still doesn't feel great. Marvel don't get it their own way either though. I feel like Age of Ultron was quite overrated. The introduction to Ultron set Ultron up to be an epic Villain, the Disney quotations in a twisted way was an epic scene... It just kinda tanks from then on in.

Another problem I see for Marvel and probably relates to your comments about micromanaging is how massive their merchandise base has become, Disney of course doing absolutely everything possible to make sure they have everything of absolutely anything to sell to kids and adults alike. They need those on screen characters doing exactly the right thing.

All in all, Chris Nolan and Heath Ledger combined in the second movie of a trilogy and absolutely smashed it. The greatest on screen Joker I've ever seen.

Well exactly. I think it's hard to rate writers and directors of Superhero movies when the studios have so much influence. As you say there is the problem with merchandise but also future films, contracts and so on. The writers are given characters they need to introduce, rough estimates of screen time, where characters need to be in order to fit into the universe (they can't kill anyone off without a businesses decision being made) and other things they need to happen in the film. They get given these blocs they need to fit into a film. Where Nolan got a clean sheet of paper they're given lego.

General Maximus 31-01-2017 18:18

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denphone 31-01-2017 18:21

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Looks very good IMO.

General Maximus 31-01-2017 18:34

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Yup, i cant wait.

techguyone 31-01-2017 18:51

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It's got Emma Watson in it - so it's an instant turn off for me

Paul 31-01-2017 22:48

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What did Emma do wrong ?

TBH, it looks very "potterish", so she should be right at home.

adzii_nufc 06-02-2017 22:14

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Superbowl spot.

admars 09-02-2017 21:24

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General Maximus 15-02-2017 18:13

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I can't wait, it is going to be amazing and there are so many characters in it with so much going on I wish it was a 5 hour film.


heero_yuy 15-02-2017 18:34

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Ghost in the Shell. Out in the spring.


denphone 17-02-2017 11:23

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Ghost in the Shell. Out in the spring.


Looks pretty good judging it from the short clip.

Stephen 17-02-2017 13:12

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I am still not sure about it. I still highly regard the anime as one of the best ever and so am being very cautious on it.

admars 24-02-2017 20:42

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General Maximus 01-03-2017 19:43

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Stephen 01-03-2017 20:22

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That Alien trailer does look promising. Looks a lot more like the original in parts.

General Maximus 02-03-2017 00:37

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yup, I read somewhere that this is suppose to be the prequel to Alien and the end of Covenant sets up Alien.

Stephen 02-03-2017 11:21

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I think it was to be a trilogy of films, starting with Prometheus.

admars 04-03-2017 20:11

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no surprises the new Deadpool 2 trailer is NSFW, with some "subtle" jokes for the comic book geeks ;)


General Maximus 04-03-2017 21:51

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absolutely hilarious, I can't wait to see it. There will be a midnight premiere for it at the cinema and it is going to be awesome.

Paul 05-03-2017 00:09

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Yeah, that looks good again. :)


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