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The greatest modern James Bond film ever made. Big shoes to fill.
20 years ago in 2006, CASINO ROYALE had its world premiere at Odeon Leicester Square in London. This was Daniel Craigโ€™s first film as James Bond.
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Personally, I think they auditioned Hoult for Blofeld not Bond because Warner losing Pattinson and Hoult both to one movie would be enough for them to want to fire Gunn.
Robert Pattinson reportedly has a major advantage in the race to become the next James Bond, according to Matt Belloni. His deal with Amazon calls for three films, compared to four-film commitments from Josh Oโ€™Connor and Jack Lowden. Pattinson is also commanding a significantly higher salary. Belloni says Pattinson and Nicholas Hoult tested later than the other candidates, suggesting Amazon may be leaning toward a bigger name. He also believes Pattinson makes the most financial sense for the franchise. As for BATMAN, Belloni speculates Pattinson could be done with the role after THE BATMAN: PART II if Matt Reeves doesnโ€™t continue.
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I expected nothing after reading reviews. But I walked away enjoying the hell out of this film. Itโ€™s like a gory, twisted live-action Coraline, but with Poltergeist and Evil Dead vibes. A wild time!
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Kinda blows my mind that this is Creed Bratton from The Office (and the band The Grass Roots). He slips completely into this characterโ€™s ugliness and itโ€™s such a remarkable, chilling performance.
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God tier cinematography. Like Paul Andersonโ€™s Magnolia mixed with Michael Mannโ€™s Manhunter
I love how orange Primetime is
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Why is the title theme to Robocop on the gb lowkey the best music in any videogame
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The Odyssey. Christopher Nolanโ€™s epic as it was meant to be seen!
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By all means, lay off the only division thatโ€™s made you any god damn profit this year. Great call, Disney!
Disney is laying off several hundred people across the entire company. The majority of the layoffs on the studios side is at Pixar. (Source: variety.com/2026/film/news/pโ€ฆ)
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A brutally bad trailer. Like, depressingly so considering how hyped I used to get for these. Doomsday spells out a dark, apocalyptic and unfun narrative with a bunch of disjointed characters we barely know standing in gooey CG environments. It all feels shoehorned in and cloying.
Doomsday arrives December 18th. Experience Avengers: Doomsday on bigger, brighter, & more immersive screens. Tickets are now on sale exclusively for Infinity Vision certified theaters: fandango.com/avengersdoomsdaโ€ฆ
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The entire multiverse saga should centered on Deadpool realizing someone was destroying timelines. He starts popping up in every movie until he collects everyone into one timeline once heโ€™s zeroed in on the threat. Thatโ€™s your anchor to the multiverse saga right there!
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These movies cost $200 million+ but are shot to look like lifeless stage plays with an expensive backdrop screen. Any movie that stages a scene this bland deserves to bomb.
The LED Volume might be the worst thing thats ever happened to filmmaking
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RIP Sam Neill. One of the greatest to ever do it. Watch Possession tonight and be taken by how damn great he will forever be in that mesmerizing film, a wild drama about a deeply tortured relationship. He gave it everything. He always did.
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Superman *barely* hit. Supergirl flopped. Peacemaker was mid. Creature Commandos exists. And now this, more from Superman. Oh, and Man of Tomorrow โ€ฆa Superman movie, is on the way, too. And Clayface, a movie about a mid-grade DC villain for a Batman who hasnโ€™t been cast.
EXCLUSIVE: Jimmy Tatro is in talks to join the live-action โ€˜Supermanโ€™ spinoff series โ€˜DC Crimeโ€™ in the role of Gorilla Grodd, sources close to production tell Deadline. The news arrives before the Jimmy Olsen series has officially received a greenlight. More details here: deadline.com/2026/07/jimmy-tโ€ฆ
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We are witnessing the single greatest multi-billion dollar fumble of IP in real time. Itโ€™s catastrophic, really. Upsettingly so. Like, all that they are gonna have left is Batman by the time James Gun is done fucking DC with his bad decisions.
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The DCEU is a tired brand selling nothing interesting. It steps on what came before and pretends itโ€™s selling something fresh thatโ€™s clearly rotten to anyone looking. Itโ€™s MAGA for comic book/terminally online nerds, which is why itโ€™s collapsing,
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Iโ€™ve seen a lot of home media people dunking on the 35MM film print preservation community. Shame on you! 35MM prints have value to film history as they present the film as it played in theaters. They contain a version of the movie โ€” a way to be transported back in time.
I thought Toy Storyโ€™s animation aged poorly but 35mm scans show it was mostly the render for digital that was botched, this movie is actually gorgeous wow clearly crafted the lighting and colours with a film transfer in mind. the toys actually look tactile. so beautifully done!
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And yes, in some cases, a 35MM open matte can deliver a grandiose experience! Jurassic Park 35MM open matte is my preferred version because the filmโ€™s spectacle feels bigger, even if the occasional boom mics is present.
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Ultimately, how you experience a film is up to you. Donโ€™t let anyone chastise you for enjoying the magic of cinema. The only folks worthy of chastising are the asshats who enforce one method of viewing a movie. They are anti-cinema and have no business speaking on film history.
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