Shyra said:

This looks thrilling.

andykeen said:

It helps to type the name of the movie under the photo in case the image doesn't load--as is the case with the above two--so other people know which movie you're talking about.

sexton said:

It helps to type the name of the movie under the photo in case the image doesn't load--as is the case with the above two--so other people know which movie you're talking about.

This solves that problem:

http://lifehacker.com/img...-508490104

Ace said:

I'll definitely be seeing this one, of course:

Trailer just released:

damosuzuki said:

I really want to see Frances Ha as well. I was looking forward to Only God Forgives, but the early notices haven't been too positive.

Otherwise:

Pacific Rim

Ain't Them Bodies Saints

A Band Called Death

I completely overlooked the film I'm most looking forward to this year: Sightseers from Ben Wheatley. I really liked his first film (Down Terrace) and I absolutely loved his 2nd one (Kill List) though I thought it didn't quite stick the landing at the end.

Any new film by Pedro Almodóvar is a must-see for me:





Los amantes pasajeros / I'm So Excited

PurpleJedi said:

The kids - and that includes my almost-19 niece - are all anxiously awaiting this one;

My son's 19yr old girlfriend wants to see it too

naffi said:

Gatsby

Norm MacDonald joke (from Norm MacDonald Live):

"There's a new, 3-D version of The Great Gatsby out. Wow, it was almost like the sober examination of the unrestrained materialism and absent moral center of the Roaring Twenties jumped right out at you!"

Ace said:

naffi said:

Gatsby

Norm MacDonald joke (from Norm MacDonald Live):

"There's a new, 3-D version of The Great Gatsby out. Wow, it was almost like the sober examination of the unrestrained materialism and absent moral center of the Roaring Twenties jumped right out at you!"

I'm going to see "The Great Gatsby" in an hour! Now I'll be thinking of Norm McDonald all through the movie, LOL.

Ace said:

Ace said:

I'll definitely be seeing this one, of course:

Trailer just released:

definitely going to see that

cborgman said:

Ace said:

Trailer just released:

definitely going to see that

cborgman said:

the most interesting thing about blue jasmine i it almost seems like woody's version of "streetcar named desire"

Apparently, Blanchett plays a Ruth Madoff-like character. Don't want to know too much about it in advance, though :sticksfingersinhisearsandhums:

Ace said:

cborgman said:

the most interesting thing about blue jasmine i it almost seems like woody's version of "streetcar named desire"

Apparently, Blanchett plays a Ruth Madoff-like character. Don't want to know too much about it in advance, though :sticksfingersinhisearsandhums:

you dont know "streetcar"?

Though it's not technically a summer movie. I wanted to see "Mud" this weekend, but didn't make it because it's at theatres that are inconvenient for me to go and nobody else wants to go.

Dirty Wars, a must see.

cborgman said:

Ace said:

Apparently, Blanchett plays a Ruth Madoff-like character. Don't want to know too much about it in advance, though :sticksfingersinhisearsandhums:

you dont know "streetcar"?

Of course I'm familiar with A Streetcar Named Desire. I just don't want to know details of the flick.

morningsong said:

Though it's not technically a summer movie. I wanted to see "Mud" this weekend, but didn't make it because it's at theatres that are inconvenient for me to go and nobody else wants to go.

I've heard it's gotten very good reviews.

Ace said:

cborgman said:

you dont know "streetcar"?

Of course I'm familiar with A Streetcar Named Desire. I just don't want to know details of the flick.

Ace said:

Just saw Before Midnight. Starting a thread about it...

I'm going to avoid the thread until I see the film.

sexton said:

Shyra said:

This looks thrilling.

andykeen said:

It helps to type the name of the movie under the photo in case the image doesn't load--as is the case with the above two--so other people know which movie you're talking about.

I dont[ know what happened but when I first posted, the picture showed up fine.

PurpleJedi said:

The kids - and that includes my almost-19 niece - are all anxiously awaiting this one;

my son too!

Ace said:

morningsong said:

Though it's not technically a summer movie. I wanted to see "Mud" this weekend, but didn't make it because it's at theatres that are inconvenient for me to go and nobody else wants to go.

I've heard it's gotten very good reviews.

It's getting excellent review but it's just in limited release so it'll probably be gone by the time I make my way to see it.

PurpleJedi said:

Ace said:

Just saw Before Midnight. Starting a thread about it...

I'm going to avoid the thread until I see the film.

Makes sense.

RodeoSchro said:

Ace said:

Norm MacDonald joke (from Norm MacDonald Live):

"There's a new, 3-D version of The Great Gatsby out. Wow, it was almost like the sober examination of the unrestrained materialism and absent moral center of the Roaring Twenties jumped right out at you!"

I'm going to see "The Great Gatsby" in an hour! Now I'll be thinking of Norm McDonald all through the movie, LOL.

Dang it, I forgot to think about Norm MacDonald at all! But "The Great Gatsby" was OK, except for the Toby Maguire part.

How a waif like that ever got on a movie screen is beyond me.

However, I will say that Leonardo DiCaprio is a Movie Star with capital letters. That guy was great in that movie. Him and the guy that played Tom Buchanan were good. Everyone else was boring.

Shyra said:

sexton said:

It helps to type the name of the movie under the photo in case the image doesn't load--as is the case with the above two--so other people know which movie you're talking about.

I dont[ know what happened but when I first posted, the picture showed up fine.

This usually means that the site where the pic is hosted blocks displaying it on another site. Here's my favorite way to solve this problem:

http://lifehacker.com/img...-508490104

RodeoSchro said:

RodeoSchro said:

I'm going to see "The Great Gatsby" in an hour! Now I'll be thinking of Norm McDonald all through the movie, LOL.

Dang it, I forgot to think about Norm MacDonald at all! But "The Great Gatsby" was OK, except for the Toby Maguire part.

How a waif like that ever got on a movie screen is beyond me.

However, I will say that Leonardo DiCaprio is a Movie Star with capital letters. That guy was great in that movie. Him and the guy that played Tom Buchanan were good. Everyone else was boring.

Schro, you really should check out Norm's YouTube show! Last night, he started out by telling his sidekick that he was rejecting his comedy of old, to focus on "important" comedy and demonstrated. Hilarious!