Cool and Interesting Trailers
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shadowkatThere's some odd movies coming out...that I didn't know about:
1. The Current War starring Benedict Cumberbatch (Thomas Edison), Michael Shannon (Westinghouse), and Nicolas Hoult (Tesla).
2. The Man Who Invented Christmas starring Dan Stevens (Dickens) and Christopher Plummer (Scrooge). It's more similar to Shakespeare in Love, hardly accurate, but looks fun.
3. The Jungle starring Daniel Radcliff - who keeps doing weird horror movies...man meets Jungle, Jungle wins.
4. Downsizing - starring Matt Damon, Christoph Waltz and Kirsten Wigg...directed by Alexander Payne, (and yes, I see a trend here too that there aren't many women in these movies..) is a weird film about people choosing to miniaturize in order to afford the world. (I'd worry about the spiders, personally, and the bugs. But that's just me.) It's not a horror film.
5. Jeeze, there are lot of Marvel adaptations at the moment...it goes on and on and on... (And they forgot to include all of Fox's properties. Legion, X-Men, The Gifted, and The New Mutants...which are actually more interesting and less campy.)
6. Wait. There is a sequel to Mama Mia? Why is there a sequel to Mama Mia?
7. Goodbye Christopher Robin...about AA Milne. A biopic about the creation of Winnie the Pooh, it's really a story about Milne and his son, and the consequences of writing the book and how if affected that relationship.
8. The Alienist adapted as a television series on TNT - from the Caleb Carr book.
9. Molly's Game starring Jessica Chastain, Idris Elba and written by Aaron Sorkin based on the true story of a woman who ran a high priced poker club.
10. A Wrinkle in Time - adapted into a movie
This is the favorite Madeline L'Engle Book.
And, Top 10 Upcoming Fantasy Movies... notable for the one's that have already flopped, such as Dark Tower.
1. The Current War starring Benedict Cumberbatch (Thomas Edison), Michael Shannon (Westinghouse), and Nicolas Hoult (Tesla).
2. The Man Who Invented Christmas starring Dan Stevens (Dickens) and Christopher Plummer (Scrooge). It's more similar to Shakespeare in Love, hardly accurate, but looks fun.
3. The Jungle starring Daniel Radcliff - who keeps doing weird horror movies...man meets Jungle, Jungle wins.
4. Downsizing - starring Matt Damon, Christoph Waltz and Kirsten Wigg...directed by Alexander Payne, (and yes, I see a trend here too that there aren't many women in these movies..) is a weird film about people choosing to miniaturize in order to afford the world. (I'd worry about the spiders, personally, and the bugs. But that's just me.) It's not a horror film.
5. Jeeze, there are lot of Marvel adaptations at the moment...it goes on and on and on... (And they forgot to include all of Fox's properties. Legion, X-Men, The Gifted, and The New Mutants...which are actually more interesting and less campy.)
6. Wait. There is a sequel to Mama Mia? Why is there a sequel to Mama Mia?
7. Goodbye Christopher Robin...about AA Milne. A biopic about the creation of Winnie the Pooh, it's really a story about Milne and his son, and the consequences of writing the book and how if affected that relationship.
8. The Alienist adapted as a television series on TNT - from the Caleb Carr book.
9. Molly's Game starring Jessica Chastain, Idris Elba and written by Aaron Sorkin based on the true story of a woman who ran a high priced poker club.
10. A Wrinkle in Time - adapted into a movie
This is the favorite Madeline L'Engle Book.
And, Top 10 Upcoming Fantasy Movies... notable for the one's that have already flopped, such as Dark Tower.
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Date: 2017-09-14 12:54 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2017-09-14 10:29 pm (UTC)They make sequels of the oddest things. While there are other movies out there that I wouldn't mind a sequel...although admittedly nothing comes to mind at the moment.