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From acclaimed director Robert Eggers, The Northman is an epic revenge thriller that explores how far a Viking prince will go to seek justice for his murdered father.

A deadly mission will uncover the darkest secrets of the moon With a 10% survival rate, will the crew survive? Let the mystery behind the abandoned lunar base unfold

Rather than make a thread for all of the Star Wars films, it seemed prudent to have one thread to discuss all of them. I've merged the news article I shared into this thread as well. -- 'The Bear's Jeremy Allen White Joins Cast of Next 'Star Wars' Movie Jeremy Allen White joins the Star Wars franchise in a role nobody could have expected. While Jeremy Allen White made a name for himself on the hit television show Shameless, he exploded in popularity thanks to FX on Hulu's The Bear, for which White won the Primetime Emmy for Best Actor in a Comedy back to back years in 2023 and 2024. White is next set to star as music icon Bruce Springsteen in Deliver Me from Nowhere, produced by Disney subsidiary 20th Century Studios. White is staying in the Disney family as he will now join a galaxy far, far away in the next Star Wars feature film. Deadline reports that Jeremy Allen White will be voicing Rotta the Hutt in The Mandalorian & Grogu. The news first broke on The Kristian Harloff Show, where Jeff Sneider revealed the news on camera. Rotta the Hutt debuted in the 2008 animated film Star Wars: The Clone Wars as the baby son of Jabba the Hutt, who the Separatists kidnapped to frame the Republic and get Jabba to join their cause. The Jedi, including the newly introduced Ahsoka Tano, later saved Rotta. Deadline reports that Rotta the Hutt will play a significant role in the film, yet Lucasfilm has not officially commented on the news. Right now, little information is known about The Mandalorian & Grogu. The only other confirmed cast members are Pedro Pascal as Din Djarin/The Mandalorian and Sigourney Weaver in a key role. The character of Zeb, who first debuted in Star Wars: Rebels and appeared in live-action for the first time in The Mandalorian Season 3, will also appear in the movie. The movie is directed by Jon Favreau, who created The Mandalorian and is no stranger to blockbuster films, having directed Iron Man, The Jungle Book, and The Lion King. The film's script is written by Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni, who created Rotta for The Clone Wars movies, and it appears that nearly eighteen years later, he is revisiting the character. Source.

A cash-strapped Nicolas Cage agrees to make a paid appearance at a billionaire super fan's birthday party, but is really an informant for the CIA since the billionaire fan is a drug kingpin and gets cast in a Tarantino movie.

An aspiring art intern is invited on a last-minute work trip to London, where she meets a handsome stranger.

What will humanity become?

We all have those films that no matter how much we try, we just can't stomach to finish, whether it be because of the obscene portrayals of the darker side of humanity or simply because the film turns out to be a dud. What was the last film that happened to you with? For me, it was Maneater (2022). The special effects, the dialogue, just everything was blah. I gave it a fair try and had to stop after about 30 minutes or so.

https://movieweb.com/disneys-hercules-live-action-remake-everything-we-know/ Who would you guys cast for the iconic roles from the animated film and why?

Christian Bale breaks down a few of his most iconic characters from 'American Psycho,' 'The Dark Knight' Trilogy, 'The Fighter,' 'The Machinist,' 'The Big Short,' 'Vice,' 'Empire of the Sun,' 'Amsterdam' and 'The Pale Blue Eye.'

What's your favorite of the pre-Xerox era of Disney films and why? Traditional animation, also known as cel animation, or hand-drawn animation, is an animation technique where each frame of the film is drawn by hand, and was - until the arrival of computer animation - the dominant form used in cinema.

Borrowing a topic from an old forum. I remember: - Spider-man - Spider-man and Friends - Biker Mice from Mars - Power Rangers - Street Sharks -Darkwing Duck - Batman - X-Men - Gargoyles - Dexter's Laboratory - Batman Beyond I could keep going, so many good cartoons from the 1990's. What about the rest of you 90's kids?

Adam Sandler movies lately have been hit or miss; but, back in the 90's, a lot of his movies were comedy gold. So, which 90's Adam Sandler comedy was the best?

Which Harry Potter film is your favorite and why?

What movie of the Rambo franchise is your favorite and why?

How do you feel about Netflix airing some of their new films in theaters first? Do you think it's a good movie for the company?

What was your favorite Resident Evil movie and why?

What's your favorite Transformer movie and why?

David Fincher's 'Panic Room' Is Getting Remade... As a TV Movie One of the most claustrophobic movies to ever hit the big screen is about to hit the Brazilian small screen. David Fincher's 2002 thriller, Panic Room, is set to be remade in Brazil with a new cast, director, and an updated take for modern audiences. Brazilian production company Floresta—which is owned by Sony Pictures Television—has announced the development of this remake as its first-ever telefilm (as reported by Variety). The Jodie Foster/Kristen Stewart-led film will find itself reborn under the direction of Gabriela Amaral Almeida, and will star popular Brazilian actress Isis Valverde. It is already in pre-production. "2024 has been a challenging yet generous year for me, full of possibilities, plans, and projects finally getting off the drawing board," Valverde explained in a quote to Variety. "Ending this year with such great news is incredible. Being chosen to play this role is an honor, as is sharing the set with Gabriela Amaral, a truly unique director and a wonderful team. I hope to deliver a performance full of colors that overflows the screen." Click to read more.

Sometimes we find ourselves fascinated by a movie the first time we see it; but, after a second or third viewing, we find our opinion shifting to feel differently. Have you ever experienced this about a film or films? Why do you think you felt that way?

Share your favorite movie soundtracks.

Do you have a limit on the maximum you're willing to spend on a ticket? Will you pay more to see a 3D, 4D, or IMAX movie?

I found myself thinking about this earlier today, can you ever tire of a movie? We all have classics or cult favorites we watch again and again; but, is there ever a time you can get tired of it? No longer want to watch it? If so, what movie was it and why did you find yourself drifting away?

For me, Transformers One The Wild Robot The Killer’s Game Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story