Also they've been cruel murderous ghosts for a looong time. It's going to be hard to accept that freedom is even possible after a certain amount of time, let alone that it's standing right in front of you offering itself willingly. For treacherous beings it would make sense they be sceptical and reject it initially. Fortunately for them (and Aragorn) they came to their senses soon enough.

I wonder if there will be a scene where the main character screams and cries in grief and the camera remains on them for like 3-4 minutes because of how cheap and easy that technique is to get audiences uncomfortable.

Just like in Seven, the story takes place in a week with a murderer sending a message by killing someone everyday. Also IIRC both movies start and end with a monologue.

Also, didn't they officially say it's inspired by Seven and Zodiac?

I really hope not

There's a lotta movies out of Hong Kong and China that are stupid fun action movies. They tend to be somewhat comedic, but the actors play it straight it's just comedy from how ridiculous the events are.

Captain Phasma in the Star Wars sequels. There was so much potential there, but they did nothing with her.

They don’t molest kids, do they?

You are so narrow-minded, my dude. Sure, that’s all Tom Cruise is. Ugh.

We are only allowed one a day, OP, and you used it up on Barb Wire.

(I hate that you’re making me defend Scientology) Sigh, how many altar boys have been raped by Scientology priests? How many Scientologist extremists have crashed planes into buildings or blown up airports?

I thought The Bye Bye Man was going to give her a resurgence a few years ago but it unfortunately never did

I don't see why being a ghost is so bad. You can fly!

That kid's back on the escalator again!

>Barb Wire is a perfect movie. It executes what it sets out to do perfectly, there's not a single thing that I would change about the movie.

If this is your metric for a perfect movie than Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen is going to blow your mind.

Possibly the worst movie take I’ve ever scene. And Rocky 5? Of all the Rockys?

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I haven’t even seen the picture. I know the title and that Scorsese is involved (assuming directing) and that’s all the information I want about it.

I saw her and Michelle Yeoh's fight scene from Yes, Madam a couple of months ago and I was ENRAGED that I'd never heard of that movie before.

That was some of the best damn fight choreography I've EVER seen.

...and I still haven't found the time to watch the movie. I have no one to blame but myself.

Any movie that you loved as a kid but isn’t Pixar or recommend by an adult is a dangerous path to go down.

I am in absolute love over the name of this movie, the title rolls off the tongue so well

Why would you rewatch that? once was enough for one lifetime.

If you like the 80's and 90's ones better, why not ask for suggestions?

I preferred how the Big Short showed how it was going to affect everyone compared to Margin Call just being about this one company getting out ahead of it. I wanted more after the event facts to appear on screen instead of the implication that we were all just digging graves out there. That being said, I still enjoyed Margin Call for the contained movie that it is.

>Some of you are going to think this is a shitpost

>You've got boobies,

Gee, why would we think that?

Fuck me, this 100x. These posts are so annoying