All the flags in Philly are flying at half mast today.
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or the one that says I have no pages. Both ‘reports’ are equally false and equally moronic.
That’s the crazy part because you’re right, the cast is stacked with accomplished actors. I don’t get what’s happening here.
I’ve been holding out hope despite my reservations that CBS could pull this off, but nothing about that trailer inspired confidence. Sure, the effects can improve by the fall. Sure, the amount of lens flare being used to likely cover all the seams may decrease by launch. But the acting appears strangely and uniformly…
No, despite the djinn’s complaints about being thought of as a genie in America, he granted Salim his wish afterall, and allowed him to escape from his failing life as a salesperson beholden to a brother-in-law who mistreated him.
I wouldn’t count them out yet. Still holding out for some Pan Am action.
I mean it’s Denis Villeneuve of Sicario & Arrival fame with Roger effin’ Deakins shooting it so you’re probably right not to worry too much.
Oh, it’s most definitely a reference to all the Atari signage in the original and the 80s kid still residing within me wholeheartedly approves.
Can’t wait for Atari to make their big comeback.
Ha, I don’t hate Pratt’s work or want him to go away. It’s just that every time he opens his mouth he has me going, “jfc, Andy.”
I think it might be time to accept that it isn’t just that Chris Pratt can only play one character, it’s more that Chris Pratt is kind of an idiot in real life, too.
You’re purposely ignoring all the perfectly innocent things that could impact someone’s career: their sexual preferences, kinks in bed, privately sent nudes, and shit, even their opinions off their boss, and treating it like it’s fodder for your amusement. You’re defending blackmail and assuming guilt.
That is fantastic, and I am infinitely jealous of whoever owns that.
My dad (age 74) has a longstanding policy: never put into writing anything you wouldn’t be comfortable seeing on the front page of The New York Times. Working in a heavily regulated industry where everything written or recorded is discoverable by our regulator, I have learned the wisdom of this approach.
Mark Hamill is a national treasure.
It wasn’t exactly intended as a compliment.
So, are just never going to escape from the ghost of TOS now? We already have the Kelvin movies to cover Kirk and co. fanservice. While I knew the timeline was more or possibly pre-TOS, I was really hoping they’d be doing their own thing.
Yes, the type of person who calls critics of ScarJo’s casting “sub-human” is totally the arbiter of what is and is not racist.
Again, opinions differ. I’m not going to debate whether you think it looks good. Obviously you do and good luck with that. I’m a long time fan, too, who has been less than impressed with everything I’ve seen.
I mean, opinions differ on the quality of the released clips, obviously. To each their own there.