Archived threads in /tv/ - Television & Film - 2906. page
Images are sometimes not shown due to bandwidth/network limitations. Refreshing the page usually helps.
So I'm feeling deserty. You guys got any historic movies that are set in the desert?
Lawrence of Arabia
>>67679281
The Flight of The Phoenix
The 2004 or 1965 one. You pick
>>67679281
Sahara
X GON GIVE IT TO YA
I always thought it was "let's go give it to ya"
Now I feel worthless...
EX GON TAKE IT FROM YA
>Deadpool is unironically the best film of 2016 so far
Search your feelings /tv/, you know this to be true.
Remember when mainstream blockbuster films were well made?
With interesting plots
And moved along at a steady pace
And well rounded characters
With memorable dialog
When did it stop? I'm not saying they don't make good movies anymore but that "blockbuster" type films (Jurassic world/avengers) are not well made films . Everything is just thrown together with Very little care
>>67679078
sometime around 2003
lots of 90s blockbusters like Jurassic Park and Star Gate still stand up today, maybe because CG graphics were still expensive and difficult, and had to be doled out sparingly - so pure spectacle still had to be done with lots of dudes and/or props and huge sets
now that technology can render an orc army of thousands and green screens can create the illusion of being inside a massive Imperial Palace instead of making anything - has made the craft of Hollywood moviemaking irrelevant to the businessmen who fund these things, because they've shown those positive aspects...
Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
Mainstream film became more expensive, because of Titanic. And it wasn't the last time Cameron did damage to the medium by releasing a mediocre film that changed how the industry operates.
![Lindoweb[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/RNiCCPx.jpg "Lindoweb[1].jpg")
Le rachat de la prison (1994)
Le Parrain (1972)
Le Parrain II (1974)
Le chevalier noir (2008)
La Liste de Juif (1993)
Douze hommes en colère (1957)
Pulpe roman (1994)
Le Seigneur des Anneaux: Le Retour du Roi (2003)
Le Bon, la Brute et le Truand (1966)
Club du combat (1999)
>>67679069
You sound like you're really annoying to hang out with
>>67679069
>google translate: the post
nice try amerifat shitposter
Le Gay
Finland here
My girl and my falcon ready for the Man of Iron vs Leather Bat kino tonight
It took us two months to get there by horse
This better be worth the 10 kg of nokia phones I paid for tickets and falcon fodder
>>67678668
>image.jpg
>>67678668
>image.jpg
>>67678668
>image.jpg
Also what about ur anvil and crab legs? Do they even have crabs in mongoloidia?
Imagine his lines spoken by more charismatic, calm, intimidating actors like Cranston, Strong or Spacey.
>They would add more gravity to this scene
>no MEMEMMBOYS
>probably won't do that ding ding ding shit.
>Legit 10/10 capekino
>>67678213
Wvy do retards suddenly suggest Cranston for Luthor? Oh because he shaved his head once for a role, that means he was born to play him!
>>67678359
He needs work.
>>67678359
>suddenly
They suggested it when the movie was first announced
![Michael-Caine-as-Harry-Brown-michael-caine-6512747-682-400[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/PH3U3DL.jpg "Michael-Caine-as-Harry-Brown-michael-caine-6512747-682-400[1].jpg")
