Rick Kitchen September 11, 2015 Share September 11, 2015 Tom Hiddleston doing his own singing as Hank Williams in I Saw the Light. https://www.yahoo.com/movies/tom-hiddleston-sings-hank-williams-tune-in-first-128786283802.html 4 Link to comment
methodwriter85 September 12, 2015 Share September 12, 2015 Can I just say that it kind of annoys me when movie biopics do that? I want to listen to the singer's real voice, not an actor mimicking the singer. Link to comment
Joe September 12, 2015 Share September 12, 2015 Interesting, because I've heard it put the other way. If you want to hear the real thing, you can just go out and buy the original album. But you're there watching an actor, why not listen to them? Me, I always like covers. I'm happy to hear the actor doing it. 10 Link to comment
DollEyes September 12, 2015 Share September 12, 2015 Re I Saw the Light, I love it. Of course, Tom Hiddleston can do no wrong IMO, so I'm biased. I've got no problem with actors I like doing their own singing in musical biopics. If they've got as much singing talent as they do acting talent, that just makes the film better, from my perspective. If Sissy Spacek & Reese Witherspoon hadn't done their own singing in Coal Miner's Daughter & Walk the Line, they probably wouldn't be Oscar-winners. 1 Link to comment
VCRTracking September 14, 2015 Share September 14, 2015 (edited) Trailer for Colonia starring Emma Watson and Daniel Bruhl: Edited September 14, 2015 by VCRTracking Link to comment
xaxat September 14, 2015 Share September 14, 2015 Whenever I see a trailer for Sicario, I have a hard time separating Benicio del Toro's character in that movie from the one he played in Traffic. Link to comment
AimingforYoko September 14, 2015 Share September 14, 2015 Whenever I see a trailer for Sicario, I have a hard time separating Benicio del Toro's character in that movie from the one he played in Traffic. Actually I think he seems closer to the character he played in Savages. Link to comment
SeanC September 15, 2015 Share September 15, 2015 The second trailer for Creed, Ryan Coogler's somewhat improbable followup to Fruitvale Station: RIP Paulie. Link to comment
VCRTracking September 15, 2015 Share September 15, 2015 Damn, every character from the original film is gone except Rocky. Link to comment
methodwriter85 September 15, 2015 Share September 15, 2015 Damn, every character from the original film is gone except Rocky. Because it's a spin-off and not an actual Rocky movie? Link to comment
VCRTracking September 15, 2015 Share September 15, 2015 Well I meant that almost Rocky movie(and spinoff) someone dies on or off-camera: Mickey, Apollo, Adrian and now Paulie. Link to comment
Ruby25 September 15, 2015 Share September 15, 2015 I hope Rocky himself doesn't actually die in this. That'd be a bummer. They shouldn't kill off Rocky onscreen, imo. Just wait until Stallone passes someday and then the next Rocky or Creed movie you can mention it, but watching Rocky die would suck. Link to comment
JBC344 September 15, 2015 Share September 15, 2015 Sign me up for both. The Jungle Book really does look amazing. Link to comment
xaxat September 15, 2015 Share September 15, 2015 It's kind of weird that the kid playing Mowgli didn't even get an "And introducing. . " credit. 2 Link to comment
Spartan Girl September 15, 2015 Share September 15, 2015 Oh I hope Bill Murray sings "Bare Necessities" for the soundtrack... Link to comment
Joe September 15, 2015 Share September 15, 2015 I was right on board until the snake. No way you're getting me in that cinema with a snake that size. 2 Link to comment
Chrissytd September 16, 2015 Share September 16, 2015 I was right on board until the snake. No way you're getting me in that cinema with a snake that size. So I'm not the only one. I could barely look at the screen during Harry Potter with Nagini in the scenes. 1 Link to comment
funkopop September 16, 2015 Share September 16, 2015 (edited) It's kind of weird that the kid playing Mowgli didn't even get an "And introducing. . " credit. I was waiting for that as well. Edited September 16, 2015 by funkopop Link to comment
Chrissytd September 17, 2015 Share September 17, 2015 (edited) Edited September 17, 2015 by Chrissytd Link to comment
SallyAlbright September 17, 2015 Share September 17, 2015 I actually saw a preview screening of Burnt, and really enjoyed it. Bradley Cooper and Sienna Miller are really good together, and the supporting cast is great. It's nothing incredible story-wise, but a solid dramedy nonetheless. 1 Link to comment
dusang September 17, 2015 Share September 17, 2015 I actually saw a preview screening of Burnt, and really enjoyed it. Bradley Cooper and Sienna Miller are really good together, and the supporting cast is great. It's nothing incredible story-wise, but a solid dramedy nonetheless. I know it would have entirely changed his career trajectory and he's probably retroactively happy for the cancellation, but I will always be sad that Bradley Cooper's first turn as a chef in Kitchen Confidential was cancelled after only a few episodes aired. I've seen all 13 episodes produced and it was hilarious. 3 Link to comment
jah1986 September 17, 2015 Share September 17, 2015 It's kind of weird that the kid playing Mowgli didn't even get an "And introducing. . " credit. Did they list the kid's name at all, that was weird it's like he doesn't matter. But the movie looks great. Link to comment
JBC344 September 17, 2015 Share September 17, 2015 I'm assuming the subsequent trailers will have his name attached. The movie is still a long time away. Link to comment
PrincessEnnui September 17, 2015 Share September 17, 2015 (edited) Did they list the kid's name at all, that was weird it's like he doesn't matter. But the movie looks great. Not trying to be politically incorrect but since he is both brown and a kid, odds are trailer guy was like, "Why bother?" More an indictment of the way Hollywood uses child actors than anything else. Edited September 17, 2015 by PrincessEnnui 1 Link to comment
JBC344 September 19, 2015 Share September 19, 2015 Sarah Silverman in a drama? Looks interesting. Ironically the one thing I don't like about her is her "comedy". Link to comment
VCRTracking September 22, 2015 Share September 22, 2015 (edited) Carell! PItt! Bale! Gosling! Zeppelin's "When the Levee Breaks"! Edited September 22, 2015 by VCRTracking Link to comment
turbogirlnyc September 22, 2015 Share September 22, 2015 (edited) Sarah Silverman in a drama? Looks interesting. Ironically the one thing I don't like about her is her "comedy". I agree, it will be interesting. Not a fan of her comedy either. I love her as the voice of Andy on Bob's Burgers. Or is she Ollie? Either way, the twins are hilarious. Edited September 22, 2015 by turbogirlnyc Link to comment
AimingforYoko September 22, 2015 Share September 22, 2015 Carell! PItt! Bale! Gosling! Zeppelin's "When the Levee Breaks"! I'm confused. Are we supposed to be rooting for a bunch of guys who got rich off the 2008 housing crisis? 3 Link to comment
dusang September 22, 2015 Share September 22, 2015 (edited) I'm confused. Are we supposed to be rooting for a bunch of guys who got rich off the 2008 housing crisis? Ha! Bizarrely, yes. The book positions them as "market outsiders" who warned others of impending doom but, when others refused to heed their warnings, made huge profits off their foresight. Except the "shorts" that were their genius move (along with John Paulson, chronicled in The Greatest Deal Ever) not only hastened the collapse, they massively magnified the scale of the disaster. Honestly, the whole thing is virtually the stock manipulation plot from Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit - when it's a Russian fucking with the markets that insidiously it's economic terrorism, when it's entrepreneurial Americans doing it, it's good, old fashioned American ingenuity. (I should note that the only reason they were able to place the shorts is because the banks were greedy and stupid, so it's their fault too.) Edited September 22, 2015 by dusang 1 Link to comment
xaxat September 22, 2015 Share September 22, 2015 (I should note that the only reason they were able to place the shorts is because the banks were greedy and stupid, so it's their fault too.) Goldman Sachs wasn't stupid (although technically they weren't a bank at the time). GS was selling investments they knew were bad to customers while shorting them in their own portfolio. Win win! 1 Link to comment
JBC344 September 22, 2015 Share September 22, 2015 (edited) Carell! PItt! Bale! Gosling! Zeppelin's "When the Levee Breaks"! I'm in. Was I the only one annoyed that Brad Pitt was labeled, "Oscar nominee"? He is a winner. Yes, he won for Producing (12 Years A Slave) but an Oscar is an Oscar. Edited September 22, 2015 by JBC344 2 Link to comment
dusang September 23, 2015 Share September 23, 2015 Goldman Sachs wasn't stupid (although technically they weren't a bank at the time). GS was selling investments they knew were bad to customers while shorting them in their own portfolio. Win win! True. I think most of these big shorts and CDS deals went through AIG, which also wasn't a bank. I guess the whole thing could most aptly be described as a clusterfuck of greed. 2 Link to comment
Chrissytd September 23, 2015 Share September 23, 2015 (edited) Those are some ugly wigs in The Big Short. Edited September 23, 2015 by Chrissytd Link to comment
Athena September 24, 2015 Share September 24, 2015 The Truth with Cate Blanchett and Robert Redford Link to comment
xaxat September 24, 2015 Share September 24, 2015 That's kind of unusual. Somebody who is iconic playing someone who is iconic. Link to comment
Athena September 28, 2015 Share September 28, 2015 The Program starring Ben Foster, Chris O'Dowd, Jesse Plemmons, Lee Pace, Dustin Hoffman. I don't think the movie has a North American distributor yet, but the acting from Foster and O'Dowd looks great. Link to comment
dusang September 28, 2015 Share September 28, 2015 That's kind of unusual. Somebody who is iconic playing someone who is iconic. NPR's Pop Culture Happy Hour podcast had their fall preview episode last week and two people saw this at TIFF and said that there was one moment where Redford appeared Rather-esque but otherwise it was impossible to forget that he's Robert Redford. Overall they said the movie was... not good. The Program starring Ben Foster, Chris O'Dowd, Jesse Plemmons, Lee Pace, Dustin Hoffman. I don't think the movie has a North American distributor yet, but the acting from Foster and O'Dowd looks great. This one, on the other hand, they said wasn't necessarily a great film but Foster's Armstrong was very interesting. Link to comment
Dejana September 29, 2015 Share September 29, 2015 (edited) A full trailer for The Revenant: It's rated R for "strong frontier combat" and other usual suspects. What does "strong frontier combat" even mean? The MPAA is so bizarre sometimes. Edited September 29, 2015 by Dejana 2 Link to comment
Bruinsfan September 29, 2015 Share September 29, 2015 (edited) What, do sixguns and hunting rifles cause some notably different sorts of injuries than the assault rifles that are scattered throughout modern action flicks? Or maybe someone is throwing beartraps at his foes? Edited September 29, 2015 by Bruinsfan 4 Link to comment
Princess Sparkle September 29, 2015 Share September 29, 2015 What, do sixguns and hunting rifles cause some notably different sorts of injuries than the assault rifles that are scattered throughout modern action flicks? Or maybe someone is throwing beartraps at his foes? The image of Leonardo DiCaprio launching a bear trap at someone just made me lose my shit at my desk, so thank you for that. 3 Link to comment
raezen September 30, 2015 Share September 30, 2015 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=HXaff0PpszM There's a new trailer out for Bradley Cooper's Burnt and it looks like they decided to show more humour and heart and less yelling and BC falling of the wagon. The amount of food porn remains the same. Link to comment
AimingforYoko October 6, 2015 Share October 6, 2015 Pixar seemed to have regained its mojo with Inside Out, will they keep it going with The Good Dinosaur? 1 Link to comment
King of Birds October 6, 2015 Share October 6, 2015 will they keep it going with The Good Dinosaur? Hm, I don't think so. Link to comment
BetterButter October 9, 2015 Share October 9, 2015 (edited) Edited October 9, 2015 by BetterButter Link to comment
VCRTracking October 9, 2015 Share October 9, 2015 I love Coen Brothers and I love "golden age Hollywood" movies and I love most of the cast. I'm in. 1 Link to comment
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