>Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, the 50-year-old star of both the big and small screens explained how the calibre of the psychological horror series has raised the bar too high for him to consider further TV work.
>Although, he admitted he would consider another project, as long as it is of the same quality.
>"It's hard to go back to TV when you've done something as complete as Hannibal," he said. "It was everything I could dream of in a role. I'm going back to film until something as radical comes up, which may very well be more Hannibal."
BASED MADS
>>68947926
Absolute fucking madman
>>68947926
Once you work in film, going back to tv hurts your career more than helps it. It makes sense that it would take a legitimate attempt at tv "kino" to make him come back to it.
>>68947926
>Mads Mikkelsen WON'T return to TV
>he admitted he would consider another project, as long as it is of the same quality.
What a stupid article.
>stabbed with sword
>dies instantly
>>68947925
It's too expensive to decapitate the extras.
maybe it caused an upper spinal injury or pierced a lung or the heart
faggot
>>68947925
getting stabbed with a sword would do more damage than most firearms
>Chris Hemsworth crying about not being in Civil War after Huntsman bombs
http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/entertainthis/2016/04/28/thor-chris-hemsworth-is-not-happy-being-left-out-captain-america-civil-war/83643778/
>Thor, aka Chris Hemsworth
they can't even mention his name first? looks like despite your looks you can get cucked hard
It was a joke. You do know what those are, right?
>>68947896
but Thor was in the galaxy when civil war occurred
i mean, this guy is not being very realistic
Can we have a minimalist poster thread? Thinking of hanging this on my wall.
I'm sorry but this shit has to stop, nobody thinks your clever or cultured by enabling Photoshop monkeys making these "minimalist" hipster posters.They mostly look like shit and are essentially a meme for cunts who think they are film intellectuals.
somebody post the pencil trick one
this should be a bannable offense
is he a good actor /tv/?
>>68947789
kinda
he's trying to be the next daniel day lewis but he's not that good yet
>>68947789
If I get dubs then yes, he's a great actor.
>>68947789
if dubs yes
Seen the movie twice now, but I still have one doubt in my mind
HUGE HUMONGOUS SPOILER AHEADIn that scene where Cap says he knew about Bucky killing Tony's parent, did he actually know about it or was it just a way for Tony to split the blame between them?
>>68947752
I've only seen it the once, I'm definitely going to see it again. But for some reason I felt the movie implied Bucky told Cap about it when Cap and Falcon had Bucky captured in that huge vice thing, though I could be wrong.
>>68947752
It was implied by Zola and then probably confirmed in the file that Widow gave him at the end of TWS, so I assume he knew all along.
I do think he probably should have told Tony at some point prior so it didn't turn out the way it did, but he was trying to keep the hunt for Bucky secret and when really is a good time to bring something like that up.
>>68947752
>SPOILER
No such thing in a capeshit movie.
Gonna stay in tonight with a bottle of wine and a pizza and fuck my cat. Is there anything actually good on Netflix that is worth watching?
>>68947647
depends on your region
tell us your country and city and address and we'll give a good netflix rec
hng
>>68947678
Chicago, or is that too specific? Should I include my SSN and credit card info as well?
ITT: Actors and Directors freaking out
https://youtu.be/dXKX0o7U9D8?t=1m7s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0auwpvAU2YA
>>68947556
dammit OP I came here to see the reporter from generation kill freaking out
>>68947556
Bump. Nobody has anything to share?
Where's Mel?
>Just watched this piece of shit movie
>go see the RT score
>83%
>see constant threads here saying that BvS was shit and deserved the low rating of 27%
This movie is proff that MCU is paying critics.
>INB4 DCuck
I don't give a damn about DC, I just think their movie was better.
kk
>>68947547
Except this isn't part of the MCU. It's owned by Fox, who people do call out their shit on.
>>68947599
this
btw, is there a good rip of deadpool out?
ITT: Kino Liberals Will Never Understand
What won't kino liberals ever understand?
London has Fallen
some alt right blogs have taken to man of steel and bvs. surprising it hasn't spread, although that could be very telling of the people on these boards
BvS/DCEU discussion thread
Do not engage on company wars.
Do not answer to shitposters.
Let's talk about the contents of the movie. Keep it civil.
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>>68926481
>A reading from the Acts of Man of Steel
>Scene 2:13: Selected passages
>3 And I heard a loud voice from the cinema saying, "Look! Snyder's dwelling place is now among the people, and he will dwell with them. They will be his people, and Snyder himself will be with them and be their saviour.
>4 He will wipe every tear from their eyes. There will be no more repetitive or safe or cheap comedy or quips, for the old order of Marvel movies has passed away."
>13 And so they hated him, and persecuted him. The critics crucified him and threw rotten tomatoes at him.
>14 But he persevered and gained strength from the audience, and so we will persevere.
>15 And he stands by the right side of the spirit of Kino, and draws inspiration from it, and so will his followers.
>22 During the filming of the port battle at Batman v Superman, Snyder was found wandering along the port.
>23 In one of such instances he walked on water while carrying an IMAX camera on one hand, which greatly terrified his cast and crew at that time.
>24 Affleck, out of fear, shouted "Snyder, if it is you, tell me to come to the water!"
>25 "Come". Snyder said.
>26 Affleck stepped on the water and walked for a few feet but then sank. He cried out "Snyder, hast thou forsaken me? Save me, oh dear brother!"
>27 Immediately Snyder reached out his hand and caught him.
>28 Snyder exclaimed, "Bin Muhammad Afflecki, why did you doubt?"
>29 And so the heretic one vowed to spread the word.
>>68947310
>civil
War is what you want isn't it boy?
Ben Affleck is best Batman. They did a great job showing why he was pissed at Supes.
I just started this. What should I expect? I hear it's amazing, I hear it's boring as fuck.
If you're posting while the film already started, you're obviously a gigantic pleb and won't be able to appreciate it. Just go rewatch Deadpool or something.
>>68947244
If you want action, watch Segal or Capekino, you want to watch a movie that people didn't really love in theater but was the landmark film for Sci-Fi, 2001 a space odyssey.
Frankly I am not a HUGH fan of kubrick, but like all of his films, it has determined scenes, and framing.
Meaning, and such.
The 3 books are really some of the coolest sci-fi , written by Arthur C. Clarke himself.
His books on space travel usually included chapters about other aspects of science and technology, such as computers and bioengineering. He predicted telecommunication satellites (albeit serviced by astronauts in space suits, who would replace the satellite's vacuum tubes as they burned out).
>>68947347
Clarke contributed to the popularity of the idea that geostationary satellites would be ideal telecommunications relays. He first described this in a letter to the editor of Wireless World in February 1945 and elaborated on this concept in a paper titled Extra-Terrestrial Relays – Can Rocket Stations Give Worldwide Radio Coverage?, published in Wireless World in October 1945. The geostationary orbit is now sometimes known as the Clarke Orbit or the Clarke Belt in his honour.
How do you fuck this up?
I know! Throw in Jesse Eisenberg playing himself and shoehorn WonderJew and the Junkless Potato Monster at the end!
They wanted the Marvel crowd, even though Nolan proved they didn't need it.
fan edit when
>>68947326
well considering all the fanedits were taken down, gonna be hard to upload new ones
>>68947126
Why is it that once out of high school, almost everyone is a liberal on facebook now?
>>68947166
They grew up.
>>68947166
>Durden
>liberal
WUTZ0R?
Prompted by this thread >>68927292 I decided to watch "A History of Violence" [2005], by David Cronenberg.
I went into it having never seen a Cronenberg film before, not knowing anything about him other than that he's supposed to be a great director and not knowing anything at all about the film either. I watched it with a friend.
I assumed at first that it would be a drama, but as the movie went on we both felt like we were watching a bad horror movie. All the characters felt like tropey caricatures, the dialogue was cheesy, it just all felt like parody. But we both guessed that there must've been some reason for it, we were waiting for the punchline. It never came.
Towards the end we were just laughing at the ridiculously choreographed action (which was pretty terrible in the diner scene as well to be fair, but not as overtly bad).
This felt like a straight to dvd movie, why does it get any praise?
Is it just a film that didn't age very well?
The pacing was all over the place as well, after Joey's admission we were just wondering how the film would fix itself in the remaining 20 minutes. It was just more ridiculous.
At least it was only 90 minutes.
all i know about that movie was it was the last major motion film that was mass marketed on VHS,so thats cool
You gay Nigga that movie is dope as shit.
>>68947050
Because you are incapable of picking up on the subtleties of violence in tense situations.
If you had ever been in a fight, youd know what Im talking about.
All the talking, the dancing around with words, until suddenly someone just goes.
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