Every year was terrible for movies since movies were invented.

A lot of critics like it enough. Also because it's a pretty good movie.

Moneyball should be 'genre' too because it's a movie about math.

Yes, Tintin is at least as good as Rango.

I'm friends with several critics, they all want me to see it. And I will this March when it gets released here. I just want to see its great use of 3D.

Hugo is actually good, so it has that going for it. Melancholia is good too, but you know, Lars Von Trier...

For the honor of the cancelled-too-soon Clone High, 21 Jump Street needs to be watched. Good thing the critics love it from the review screening.

I talk with film snobs. They love how great KFP2 is. Just like the first movie.

Pixar has already said that the eyes on the lights look weird. Just watch some of those low-budget Cars knock-offs to see it.

Maybe it will just be a loose adaptation like the first Total Recall. That movie was different enough from the story, so I imagine it can be adapted again in another wildly different direction.

I always figured the Skrulls would be too complicated for Avengers. They seem to be more suited to a slower-paced movie where the main characters try to figure out who is human or not. The Avengers' I'd rather see in plenty of action set-pieces fighting the enemies.

Isn't that the whole plan all along?

They don't signal the start of a franchise-wide crossover event or something, but Faige doesn't want to be giving out spoilers about stuff people hadn't even seen in trailers yet.

Richard Donner did not have Reeves wear this suit either.

How many people in your theatre/home cried during the scene where Viktor when killed his daughter in Rise of The Lycans? Because I heard a few when I was watching.

Ages back, if you tell your buddies about your awesome mammoth hunt, it will have turned into a heroic epic involving 100 mammoths, a dragon and a deity by the time the story reaches another village across the valley the week after.

Maybe because this picture wasn't taken using hundreds of thousands of dollar's worth of filming equipment and then altered using computers.

It's not exactly rushed when it's still more than a year away from release.

Maybe because this picture wasn't taken using hundreds of thousands of dollar's worth of filming equipment and then altered using computers.

Well, to be fair, the original Total Recall was also an action movie filled with set-pieces and one-liners. For many people, the real mindfuck element was only known to them years later, when they find out what that light at the end was supposed to mean.