Spider Man: Homecoming has the least amount of Sony product placement in a recent Sony movie (it was limited down to just TVs and a few phones).

It will be on Netflix since they are Sony Pictures Animation’s pay-tv provider.

Book of Shadows

Is the phone the movie takes place in a Sony phone?

According to Nolan, explaining the PG-13 rating, he doesn't consider Dunkirk to be a war film, but a suspense film which (and I quote) "does not necessarily concern itself with the bloody aspects of combat".

I was just pointing that out. We were talking about movies that are being filmed to some extent on 65mm film.

FYI, Dunkrik was shot with 65mm film, so the image isn't going to be blown up.

Doesn't look like him. But he is in the film, so everyone might want to be prepared for 1D fangirls on opening night.

Still not shot on 65mm film.

*cough* Star Wars: The Last Jedi *cough*

And also all concessions are banned from every screening.

To be fair, the screenplay that Nolan wrote for the film is the shortest one he has ever written for a film.

"plays music on a boombox*

Are you in great pain and need help?

Don't give them any ideas!

"BUT HEY, AT LEAST THE IOS APP OPENS LINKS IN SAFARI NOW!"

All Frontier does is buy up services in areas that AT&T and Verizon don't want to provide service to anymore, and try to figure out how do deal with customers when there service goes out during the transition period.

Literally anything else.

That should honestly be the new slogan for the GOP, given what they've done ever since you-know-who was sworn in back in January.

THAT was my main gripe about the 4th film. Since Bay shot over half of the film in IMAX, if you went to see the film in IMAX, the aspect ratio changed at least once every 30 seconds. I just hope that won't be the same with this one (which also has parts shot with IMAX cameras).