Then, theoretically, they could use a magnetic levitation train...but that would require U.S. train technology to jump 20-30 years into the future.

I have to laugh at you guys discussing realism in a movie about a giant lizard vs two giant bugs.

I have to laugh at you guys discussing realism in a movie about a giant lizard vs two giant bugs.

Haha indeed.

I have to laugh at you guys discussing realism in a movie about a giant lizard vs two giant bugs.

You laugh.... until a giant lizard plows through Chicago.

You laugh.... until a giant lizard plows through Chicago.

 

And you see the military getting ready to fight it with useless handguns.

You laugh.... until a giant lizard plows through Chicago.

 

Good point.

 

CHEF was really great. Recommend it if you need a break from monsters and superheroes.

So if the original director of a movie is brought back on to direct a reboot of the same movie, is it really a reboot?

 

Roland Emmerich just signed on to direct the reboot of Stargate

So if the original director of a movie is brought back on to direct a reboot of the same movie, is it really a reboot?

 

Roland Emmerich just signed on to direct the reboot of Stargate

This makes me very excited

Josh Brolin will be voicing Thanos.

This makes me very excited

 

You must really like to see the earth blow up

Finally saw Days of Future Past. GREAT movie. My wife wants to go back and see it again.

Watched Mud on Netflix Saturday night. Really good movie.

Edge of Tomorrow really good.

 

A lot like the movies Deja Vu, Groundhog Day, Source Code and Memento jumbled together.

 

Emily Blunt is a revelation as an action star. Cruise puts in his standard, earnest/workmanlike performance. Good summer popcorn flick, drags a bit in the middle but then picks up steam the last 30 minutes again.

 

Doug Liman's a high quality director, IMO.

Peyton Reed directing "Ant Man" now. Odd selection.

Edge of Tomorrow really good.

 

A lot like the movies Deja Vu, Groundhog Day, Source Code and Memento jumbled together.

 

Emily Blunt is a revelation as an action star. Cruise puts in his standard, earnest/workmanlike performance. Good summer popcorn flick, drags a bit in the middle but then picks up steam the last 30 minutes again.

 

Doug Liman's a high quality director, IMO.

 

It was the best movie I've seen in quite a while, IMO. All that's left to do now is wait for Jenks to say how much he hated it haha.

 

 

It was the best movie I've seen in quite a while, IMO. All that's left to do now is wait for Jenks to say how much he hated it haha.

 

 

Some are comparing it to Aliens as well.

 

The thing that's amazing to me is that Oblivion actually had a better debut, and that movie was so-so at best. (Surely word of mouth will carry Edge of Tomorrow to better results until Transformers wipes out all the competition).

 

And you can't even discuss Olga Kurylenko and Emily Blunt in the same sentence in terms of acting ability...modeling, the Ukrainian gets the slight advantage.

 

 

 

http://variety.com/2014/film/news/edge-of-...mil-1201215924/

"Disappointing" $29.1 million in the US, but it has made $140 million already including internationally...China almost beat the US box office, with an impressive $25 million (the only times I can remember that happening before were Pacific Rim, Titanic 3D and maybe Cloud Atlas).

 

The only competition it will have here is Godzilla opening next weekend, then Transformers the 27th.

 

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Good point.

 

CHEF was really great. Recommend it if you need a break from monsters and superheroes.

 

 

Saw Chef over the weekend. Completely agree. It was a great film. Favreau does a nice job of casting Sophia Vergera and Scarlett Johansson as his love interests as well. Good man.

saw 2 great movies which I recommend....

 

Maleficent

 

The Fault in Our Stars

 

bring your tissues with for this movie. great love / tearjerker of a movie. almost everyone was

trying to hide their tears after the movie ending. Oscar movie.

saw 2 great movies which I recommend....

 

Maleficent

 

The Fault in Our Stars

 

bring your tissues with for this movie. great love / tearjerker of a movie. almost everyone was

trying to hide their tears after the movie ending. Oscar movie.

 

Went with my girlfriend. I surprisingly liked the movie but I did not cry.. I was told I don't have a heart..

Went with my girlfriend. I surprisingly liked the movie but I did not cry.. I was told I don't have a heart..

 

 

I hate to admit but the second movie almost got to me..... made me think of all of those whom I lost.

 

both, actor and actress were in movie just this spring.

 

I hate to admit but the second movie almost got to me..... made me think of all of those whom I lost.

 

both, actor and actress were in movie just this spring.

 

 

You're referring to Divergent, I think....

You're referring to Divergent, I think....

 

yep ..... and many thanks.

saw 2 great movies which I recommend....

Maleficent

 

The Fault in Our Stars

 

bring your tissues with for this movie. great love / tearjerker of a movie. almost everyone was

trying to hide their tears after the movie ending. Oscar movie.

 

It was decent. It got really predictable at points in exactly how it tried to differ from the existing story.

It was the best movie I've seen in quite a while, IMO. All that's left to do now is wait for Jenks to say how much he hated it haha.

 

I am excited to see it. Not sure if I'll be able to in the theaters though.

 

I am excited to see it. Not sure if I'll be able to in the theaters though.

 

 

You're becoming the Simon Cowell of SoxTalk critics, haha.