True, but at least the first trailer for Snow White and the Hunstman had pretty amazing CGI. This just looks like it hates eyeballs.

FAO: Will Harris
The first time my parents bough a TV with a good soundsystem, I was alone at home and watched Magic. I was in my early teens I think.
A doorbell rang and I went to open our front door, in the middle of the night, with no one there. It was clearly from the movie, but from then on that movie terrified…

Odd that in the credits he gets second billing to Ruffalo even though Keaton clearly has the lead role. They're all excellent though.
Liev Schrieber is very good too. More of him please.

Which for her would be a give-away.

Very much enjoyed this movie.
And without wanting to lower the tone, Emory Cohen makes me feel all tingly in my gentleman area.

To paraphrase Mrs. Merton:
"So, what first attracted you to the billionaire Donald Trump?"

Also, the only way to interest me in a new Bond is for it to be Atwell or Blunt. Or Fassbender in Inglourious Basterds mode..

Bond again and you mention Connery, so time to drag out this anecdote again.

Skyfall made $800m so I'm afraid capitalism says you're wrong.

Mark Gatiss (out of off of Sherlock and Dr. Who) wrote a three-part BBC show called The Crooked House. It's kind of campy and Hammer-y, but then the last 20 minutes of the final episode sent me screaming out the room.
I went back to watch it in the daylight the following day and it had the same effect. Shivers before…

It was also in Friends years before that. One of Phoebe's sister's porn movies.

That is very true. It's about time he had a fun leading role.
Hang on, this is the internet, and we agree with each other.
I guess that means we're in love now.

Surely they should just pull an Alien-style sequel title and go with; Kingsmen.

Mark Strong is fucking great in Kingsman, especially where he gets super sassy near the end.

as long as they don't bring back Eggsy's shirt, I'll be fine with that.
Hubba, and indeed, hubba.

I really loved this movie, but floating her up into space for the finale was a really shitty move.

If there is a worse sound in nature than Adam Levine's voice, I've certainly never heard it.

It's a fantastically well made movie. And one which I missed at the theater, sadly, and watched alone at home. And during the night-vision part, I screamed out loud, for the only time ever.

And if anyone is in LA, Marshall is attending a midnight screening of Dog Soldiers in November:
http://cinefamily.ticketmob…

DH3 is huge fun, and also extremely well made. The only, the ONLY way I would be interested in a new Die Hard would be if McTiernan was back directing it.