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"Somehow, Vincent returned."

The Devil Wears Prada.

It's just two hours of Vincent's corpse riding that train, and the movie ends when someone finally figures out he's dead.

I always love the end where spielberg, or whoever says you got the job

I fail to see that point when I said what he did was wrong and he paid a massive settlement because of it.

The Wailing was amazing, one of my top 10. This won’t disappoint.

I just gave the article a read and it says "Largely Korean film" that's good news!

At the time it was a fresh look, it's pretty dated and overused now though.

It’s a Korean movie.

For A Few Dollars More.

I’ve fallen asleep to Blade Runner twice. Still never seen the movie.

Yeah, but that's the thing, if you judge a movie by its director's personal opinion, movies like Usual Suspects, Annie Hall or American beauty should be considered the same way, but a director's personal view or acts shouldn't change the quality of a movie, Clint Eastwood is a great director, not so much a great human being, I like the Prince of BelAir, Will Smith not so much right now

This movie with its non stop everyone yelling over each other.

Wasn't that obvious?

I think about this often as well, because I love Miami Vice, Michael Mann’s movies, and have been getting into Friedkin’s movies recently, why didn’t Peterson do more of these kind of movies?

LOVE Bourne Legacy

Origin story maybe?

Thank you !!

Yeah as over the top as The Transporter movies got, a Michael Mann directed one would have it much more grounded and gritty. I would see that for sure.

Agreed. Bourne Legacy is a masterpiece…

Na hong jin is so damn underrated. Yeah theres park chan and bong, but nah hong jin is another animal.

The chaser is forever one of my favourites.

I normally dont take the articles seriously, I wait until I see something listed on their Imdb page at minimum. I was just so intrigued there was even a mention of a sequel for this movie that I couldn't help but wonder what kind of story could they possibly do for a sequel.

Cause I agree a prequel is the only thing that would make sense.

Like what is it gonna start off and Max finally started his limo business and another hitman shows up in his ride?

Considering Jason Statham is in the beginning and is supposed to be his transporter character...

I would watch the FUCK out of a Transporter movie from Mann.

Him and Alicia had a child together and they keep there life private, so I'm sure he's just a chill dude enjoying race cars.

Hmm I disagree. I loved the first three Bourne movies. Yeah they followed a formula, but it was executed well. And I thought Bourne Legacy was really slow. I didn't find Jeremy Renner interesting or even entertaining.