wait.... WHAT!? GREEN IS NOW APPLE!??! NOOOOO.

I bet it was a Walk-In, messing about.

Well that brought me to tears. Holy crap.

When I originally commented, there were only two other comments, and both seemed to state that they didn’t like the movie :P

Thank you! I often think about the Rock n’Rolla sequel myself, and it probably won’t happen, and that saddens me.

As someone whose all time favorite movie is The Life Aquatic, “The Grand Budapest Hotel” very nearly toppled it. It was so, so good. Honestly, it was better than The Life Aquatic, but it won’t replace my favorite.

There is one movie coming out in April that is not in this list that I’m very interested in seeing, is “A Quiet Place”. The trailer really, really intrigued me, and I am not one for horror/thriller movies at all.

I vaguely remember the timeline, but definitely not with much clarity, so I’ll take you’re word for it. You’re spot on though, that they found the right home to allow them the funds for better films and allowed Marvel to get other assets back.

HELL YES. I’m actually down. Hahaha

Hahaha awesome. Snatch is really a great movie. It’s been a while since I’ve watched it.

Chris Stuckman’s review on it has really made me want to watch it, so I know I will :)

“(and Emily Blunt)“

Good point on the Disney/Marvel merger timeline. I do know that those movies set things into motion, but I don’t know if Marvel would have been able to put as many movies out as they have since the merger up to this point. Would they have made all of the movies that have been made thus far? Sure! Would all of them…

I did not get a chance to yet, no :(

Hahaha I mean, yes? That’s the tone I had? But it was more in jest than anything else. The scary movies and the saw movies also did them in quick succession for sure. I again just think that many studios have seen how well Marvel has executed such franchising, and they want to try and copy it. Because they don’t have…

Someone else mentioned that too :)

You might want to eat lunch.

I agree with you haha

Oof. Good point. And the James Bond series too. What I think is different about Marvel’s approach to it though, is the quick succession in which they’ve released their franchise movies. The James Bond series has been going on for decades, same with the Alien franchise and Jason franchise. Marvel/Disney are the first…

Don’t get me wrong, I am curious about the direction they’d go with the sequel too. I remember reading something from Tom Cruise stating a couple years ago that he was already mentally working on a sequel, so I’ve been waiting for this announcement for a while, and I will definitely withhold judgement on it until I…