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- Comment on Marvel Plans to Recast the X-Men and (Eventually) Tony Stark After ‘Avengers: Secret Wars,’ But ‘Reboot Is a Scary Word,’ Says Kevin Feige 5 weeks ago:
Yawn
- Comment on Warner Bros. Discovery To Split Into Two Companies, Streaming & Studios And Global Networks 2 months ago:
That’s some intense bullshit business jargon cited in the article.
- Comment on ‘Lilo & Stitch’ Nears $800M Global, ‘Mission: Impossible – Final Reckoning’ Tops $450M & ‘Ballerina’ Bows To $51M WW – International Box Office 2 months ago:
Those are some solid numbers for Mission Impossible; I’ve stopped watching them after the third or the fourth one.
- Comment on Jared Leto Accused of Sexual Misconduct by Multiple Women, Including Some Who Say They Were Underage, as Actor Denies Allegations 2 months ago:
Same, not surprising in the least.
- Comment on what is the proper channel to gain access to tv-vaults? 2 months ago:
Best option is to try get in via invite forums of another tracker. CG is a good one for TVV, but I get the impression that CG is a pain to get into.
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- Comment on ‘The Chronology Of Water’ Review: Kristen Stewart’s Long-Gestating Directorial Debut Is A Stylish Triumph [Cannes] 3 months ago:
Underwater was good. Nowhere near as good as The Abyss (the extended version), but a good experience nevertheless.
- Comment on ‘Mickey 17’ Gets Max Streaming Release Date (May 23) 3 months ago:
I am biased since I like sci-fi and # Bong Joon Ho, but I thought it was fun and irreverent. It was worth watching in the cinema.
It had some flaws (pacing and certain plot holes), but I felt they they didn’t distract from the core experience.
- Comment on Movie night starts now! We are watching Drunken Master (Friday 8pm East). 3 months ago:
This is an excellent movie, wholesome and light hearted. I love pre 2000s Jackie Chan.
- Comment on 'Blair Witch Project' star at the center of a Maine road argument 3 months ago:
I am assuming Donahue is “set for life” from the royalties from “Blair Witch Project”. In down to earth way, you can live relatively comfortably and pursue your interests as long as you manage expenses and investments properly.
- Netflix's long-awaited Gears of War movie might actually have a director, and it's the guy who helmed Bullet Train and codirected John Wickwww.pcgamer.com ↗Submitted 3 months ago to movies@lemm.ee | 0 comments
- Comment on ‘The Chronology Of Water’ Review: Kristen Stewart’s Long-Gestating Directorial Debut Is A Stylish Triumph [Cannes] 3 months ago:
Not going to read the article (I generally avoid all trailers, previews etc.), but this sounds like something worth checking out.
- Comment on What are some examples of series that only have a good first season, and should be dropped after that? 3 months ago:
I should post it. I feel like there will be a lot of feedback. 😄
- Comment on What are some examples of series that only have a good first season, and should be dropped after that? 3 months ago:
While I enjoy the later seasons, I can broadly agree with your point.
- Comment on What are some examples of series that only have a good first season, and should be dropped after that? 3 months ago:
As weird as it sounds, I liked season 2 TD a lot and on some level I think it’s even better than season 1.
I initially watched season 1, then season 4 (skipped 2 because of the seemingly bad feedback) and then watched season 2.
I really liked that season 2 was more down to earth and had more of a realistic-gritty vibe. I really liked the ending as well. It felt real.
Season 1 was great, but in comparison to season 2 it was more about style. I liked the setup of season 4 (and it was cool to see Jodie Foster), but I didn’t like the ending.
But yes, I do think season 2 of true detective was better than season 1.
- Comment on ‘Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Gollum’ Sets December 2027 Release Date; Warner Bros. Also Dates New ‘Evil Dead’ and M. Night Shyamalan Movies for 2026 3 months ago:
Would be interested in a new Shyamalan movie, but I am not sure what the quality will be like.
He some really good movies (Unbreakable, The Six Senses, The Village, The Visit), but also some trash-level productions.
- Comment on ‘PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie’ Adds Snoop Dogg, Paris Hilton, Terry Crews, Jameela Jamil and More 3 months ago:
I know he’s been in other animated kids movies, I still they could find a better option for kids shows, someone with broad experience in making content for children, not an aging rapper.
- Comment on ‘PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie’ Adds Snoop Dogg, Paris Hilton, Terry Crews, Jameela Jamil and More 3 months ago:
They really can’t find someone better than Snoop Dogg? Doesn’t seem like he is a good fit for what seems to be a franchise for very young kids.
- Comment on ‘Chicago Fire’, ‘Chicago P.D.’ & ‘Chicago Med’ Renewed By NBC For 2025-26 Season 3 months ago:
What about Chicago Sewage?
- Comment on What are some of the most cringeworthy scenes or moments in TV that you've seen? 3 months ago:
In that sense, yes. I thought you meant it’s cringe without being funny. It’s a great show.
- Comment on What are some of the most cringeworthy scenes or moments in TV that you've seen? 3 months ago:
Why though?
- Comment on Weekly Episode Releases Are an Outdated, Frustrating Way to Watch TV 4 months ago:
I prefer full seasons releases, but weekly can be OK is some cases.
Also depends how much I like the show. I generally only tolerate weekly if I am big fan, otherwise I just wait till the full season is released.
- Comment on Morpheus Actor Laurence Fishburne Reveals He Was Turned Down for The Matrix Resurrections — So He Might Not Be Back for Matrix 5 Either - IGN 4 months ago:
From the article:
However, there could be a fairly simple explanation there: Morpheus dies in the MMO game The Matrix Online. That specific event in the game is considered canon because the writer-directors, the Wachowskis, gave their approval to the game.
- Comment on Morpheus Actor Laurence Fishburne Reveals He Was Turned Down for The Matrix Resurrections — So He Might Not Be Back for Matrix 5 Either - IGN 4 months ago:
They are developing a new matrix movie?
I watched The Matrix Resurrections at home and I gave up halfway through, still haven’t finished it. There were some cool scenes in the early part of the movie that were almost breaking the fourth wall and seemed to pick up the spirit of the introductory scenes in The Matrix, but Resurrections were quickly started to go down the drain.
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- Morpheus Actor Laurence Fishburne Reveals He Was Turned Down for The Matrix Resurrections — So He Might Not Be Back for Matrix 5 Either - IGNwww.ign.com ↗Submitted 4 months ago to movies@lemm.ee | 16 comments
- Comment on Favorite B-Movies? 4 months ago:
Many great recommendations.
Some other that I don’t think were mentioned so far:
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The Baron Against the Demons / El barón contra los Demonios (2006) - Completely insane Spanish action/scifi
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Hellevator (2004) - Crazy Japanese scifi with action/horror elements
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Zone 39 (1996) - Cool low budget Australian cyberpunk-adjacent movie
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Nirvana (1997) - Excellent Italian cyberpunk thriller
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Shocking Dark (1989) - 80s Italian ripoff of two famous scifi/action movies from the time
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Webmaster / Skyygen (1998) - Solid Danish 90s style cyberpunk thriller
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Neon City (1991) - Solid post-apocalyptic flick
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Cold Harvest (1999) - Kungfu flick with a post-apocalyptic setting
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Def-Con 4 (1985) - Post-apocalyptic action/adventure
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Slipstream (1998) - Post-apocalyptic film with beautiful mountain cinematography, with Mark Hamil as the bad guy
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Cyborg (1989) - Jean-Claude Van Damme kicks ass in a post-apocalyptic future
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Radioactive Dreams (1984) - A strange mix of post-apocalyptic movie and 40s era pulp detective
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Nightflyers (1987) - 80s space horror based on a novel by George R R martin
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Terminal Invasion (2002) - Low budget The Thing ripoff with Bruce Campbell
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Shadowzone (1990) - Horror set on an isolated base
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Population 436 (2006) - A Stephan king style horror with Fred Durst
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The Langoliers (1995) - A unique, almost scif-fi, horror/thriller based on a Stephen King novella
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Black Mountain Side (2014) - Isolated norther research station horror
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Butterfly Kisses (2018) - A somewhat novel take on the found footage genre, has flaws though
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The Last Winter (2006) - Norther isolated research station horror
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The Presence / Danger Island (1992) - Solid thriller/horror tv movie.
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Cyber Bandits / A Sailor’s Tattoo (1995) - Wholesome adventure/cyberpunk movies from the 90s with Martin Kemp
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Mars (1997) - Olivier Gruner visits a Martian colony to kick ass
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Alien Cargo (1999) - A somewhat well done TV movie Alien ripoff, but more a thriller than a horror
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Lord of the Deep (1989) - The Abyss ripoff (even more low budget than DeepStar Six and The Leviathan)
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Future Fear (1997) - Solid softcore action/scifi
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Hybrid (1997) - Solid softcore horror/action vaguely based on Alien
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Forbidden World (1982) - Softcore vaguely based on Alien
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- Comment on Favorite B-Movies? 4 months ago:
I thought it was ok for what it was. But then again, I like b-movies and especially mystical horror b-movies.
- Comment on Elle Fanning Eyed to Play Effie Trinket in ‘The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping’ 4 months ago:
Hunger Games XII: The Search for the Long Burrito
- Comment on A Minecraft Movie sequel discussions are already happening 4 months ago:
There are probably going to be ~10 Minecraft movies over the next ~20 years (if not more)
If kids like it, that’s a top end target market. No parent is going to lecture their child for shit taste. 😆
The children are not going to say “this is an atrocious screen adaption of the spirit of Minecraft, I am extremely disappointed in Jared Hess’ direction and Jason Momoa, who has once again proven himself to be a subpar actor as we saw in his work in See”.