Up and Coming Films

[Justin101]

Originally Posted by Cinematic Shocks

Yes please...

I was just about to post this! Looks interesting!

[gag]

https://filmschoolrejects.com/movie-...8a6#.lahmgdtum

It’s Official: Denis Villeneuve Will Direct*‘Dune’

[gag]

Peter Jackson's Mortal Engines Gets Robbie Sheehan as the Lead

[gag]

Keanu Reeves Will Do Matrix 4 If These Conditions Are Met

[Frankenhooker]

Scorsese's The Irishman has been picked up by Netflix. A massive scoop for them, probably down to Silence being a flop.

[trebor8273]

Originally Posted by gag

Keanu Reeves Will Do Matrix 4 If These Conditions Are Met

please no, first one was great, 2nd one ok but the third was just awful.

[Susan Foreman]

15 Classic Sci-Fi Remakes You Didn’t Know Were Coming

Films mentioned:

15. Flash Gordon
14. Logan’s Run
13. Akira
12. Alien Nation
11. The Black Hole
10. The Blob
9. Explorers
8. Fantastic Voyage
7. Flight of the Navigator
6. Death Race 2050
5. The Invisible Man
4. Short Circuit
3. Stargate
2. WarGames
1. Timecop

[Deadite]

Originally Posted by Susan Foreman

15 Classic Sci-Fi Remakes You Didn’t Know Were Coming

Films mentioned:

15. Flash Gordon
14. Logan’s Run
13. Akira
12. Alien Nation
11. The Black Hole
10. The Blob
9. Explorers
8. Fantastic Voyage
7. Flight of the Navigator
6. Death Race 2050
5. The Invisible Man
4. Short Circuit
3. Stargate
2. WarGames
1. Timecop

At least they've left out all the decent ones!

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Frankenhooker

Scorsese's The Irishman has been picked up by Netflix. A massive scoop for them, probably down to Silence being a flop.

That is a massive scoop for Netflix, but not for cinemagoers who want to see Scorsese's films – normally visually impressive – on a massive screen with no distractions and the best sound system available. The fact Silence flopped is a shame because I was really impressed with it and was looking forward to The Irishman at the cinema if only because I loved the book on which it was based.

I'm less bothered that 13th, Ava DuVernay's brilliant documentary on mass incarceration in the US and the sociopolitical and judicial system behind it was only available to watch at home, but Beasts of No Nation is something I wish I had seen at the cinema.

[Frankenhooker]

Beasts Of No Nation played at a handful of theatres, purely to satisfy awards eligibility, I imagine The Irishman's release will be similar. Unless you're lucky you won't get to see it on the big screen. Crazy to think a Scorsese film starring De Niro, Pacino and Keitel is being released this way, but here we are.


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