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Holy shitE.H. Ruddock wrote:LoathedVermin72 wrote:I kinda loved it. With 13 Hours and this, Bay is really approaching an avant-garde style. He has almost transcended storytelling (which I wish he just embrace and stop wasting time on all this dumb plot exposition). It is just so beautifully filmed. Every shot is composed so impeccably. What an eye he has. At this point in their careers, I think Bay, Michael Mann, and Jean-Luc Godard are all of an ilk.![]()
Now go watch the final scene of the Jim Jeffries show. It might be Brad Pitt's best performance of anything ever.
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Paired up with the first two appearances, wasn't that awesome?!LoathedVermin72 wrote:Holy shitE.H. Ruddock wrote:LoathedVermin72 wrote:I kinda loved it. With 13 Hours and this, Bay is really approaching an avant-garde style. He has almost transcended storytelling (which I wish he just embrace and stop wasting time on all this dumb plot exposition). It is just so beautifully filmed. Every shot is composed so impeccably. What an eye he has. At this point in their careers, I think Bay, Michael Mann, and Jean-Luc Godard are all of an ilk.![]()
Now go watch the final scene of the Jim Jeffries show. It might be Brad Pitt's best performance of anything ever.
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Fincher's on board to direct the World War Z sequel
http://www.cinemablend.com/news/1673290 ... ld-war-z-2
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I bet this will fail.Rangi Guy wrote:Fincher's on board to direct the World War Z sequel
http://www.cinemablend.com/news/1673290 ... ld-war-z-2
People are over the Zombie thing. The first one wasn't even remotely as engaging as the book and what is the second one going to be about?
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I enjoyed the first one despite it having nothing to do with the book - and I'm excited with Fincher being involvedStrat wrote:I bet this will fail.Rangi Guy wrote:Fincher's on board to direct the World War Z sequel
http://www.cinemablend.com/news/1673290 ... ld-war-z-2
People are over the Zombie thing. The first one wasn't even remotely as engaging as the book and what is the second one going to be about?
Now if they'd only confirm that they're working on Fight Club 2 together.....
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All in for this. Excited to see Fincher do something horror-esque again.
I really don't see any evidence that people are "over" the zombie trend, Strat. The Walking Dead is still a juggernaut of popularity.
I really don't see any evidence that people are "over" the zombie trend, Strat. The Walking Dead is still a juggernaut of popularity.
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People hate watch it, i feel.LoathedVermin72 wrote:All in for this. Excited to see Fincher do something horror-esque again.
I really don't see any evidence that people are "over" the zombie trend, Strat. The Walking Dead is still a juggernaut of popularity.
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Also, i love Fincher so im on board. Im just curious.
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Wasn't there like ten books?Strat wrote:I bet this will fail.Rangi Guy wrote:Fincher's on board to direct the World War Z sequel
http://www.cinemablend.com/news/1673290 ... ld-war-z-2
People are over the Zombie thing. The first one wasn't even remotely as engaging as the book and what is the second one going to be about?
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Just the oneE.H. Ruddock wrote:Wasn't there like ten books?Strat wrote:I bet this will fail.Rangi Guy wrote:Fincher's on board to direct the World War Z sequel
http://www.cinemablend.com/news/1673290 ... ld-war-z-2
People are over the Zombie thing. The first one wasn't even remotely as engaging as the book and what is the second one going to be about?
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I must be thinking of the hunger games then
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Still off by seven.
Also I'm pissed he couldn't push harder for the Utopia series on HBO. Or at least a third season.
A) what? and B) Did you read the comic book?Rangi Guy wrote:I enjoyed the first one despite it having nothing to do with the book - and I'm excited with Fincher being involvedStrat wrote:I bet this will fail.Rangi Guy wrote:Fincher's on board to direct the World War Z sequel
http://www.cinemablend.com/news/1673290 ... ld-war-z-2
People are over the Zombie thing. The first one wasn't even remotely as engaging as the book and what is the second one going to be about?
Now if they'd only confirm that they're working on Fight Club 2 together.....
Also I'm pissed he couldn't push harder for the Utopia series on HBO. Or at least a third season.
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just the threeE.H. Ruddock wrote:I must be thinking of the hunger games then
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From what I've read, Fincher's keen - Pitt's keen, but Norton is the one not sure. Haven't read the book yet, but I ordered the graphic novel last week, so hopefully it'll show up in a day or twobune wrote:Still off by seven.A) what? and B) Did you read the comic book?Rangi Guy wrote:I enjoyed the first one despite it having nothing to do with the book - and I'm excited with Fincher being involvedStrat wrote:I bet this will fail.Rangi Guy wrote:Fincher's on board to direct the World War Z sequel
http://www.cinemablend.com/news/1673290 ... ld-war-z-2
People are over the Zombie thing. The first one wasn't even remotely as engaging as the book and what is the second one going to be about?
Now if they'd only confirm that they're working on Fight Club 2 together.....
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Obviously, we all know how much I adore Fight Club. But I haven't not read the comic. I have zero interest in it. And I hope we never see another Fight Club film.
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I don't know - as I mentioned, I've not read the graphic novel yet, but the ideas behind it seem intriguing to me. I'd be on boarddurdencommatyler wrote:Obviously, we all know how much I adore Fight Club. But I haven't not read the comic. I have zero interest in it. And I hope we never see another Fight Club film.
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Please don't say this is a hollywood version of The Intouchables: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1987680/?ref_=nm_flmg_act_1
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