Movie Trailers
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1963
Noble
I can't wait for this one.... 
... just up my street.
Cheers.
Adam Driver crash lands on a planet ruled by alien dinosaurs in first trailer for 65
Adam Driver stars as Mills, an astronaut who crash lands on a mysterious planet that appears to be inhabited by prehistoric creatures aka terrifying alien-like dinosaurs. . this unknown planet is earth... 65 million years into the past. Mills manages to find one lone survivor, a young girl named Koa (Ariana Greenblatt), and together they set out to find a way back home. 65 is written and directed by Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, the duo behind A Quiet Place. Sam Raimi is producing the film with long-time Danny Elfman set to compose the score. 65 is set to hit theaters in the United States on March 10, 2023.... just up my street.
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Celestial
Ordinary Angels
It also has Alan Ritchson from, Reacher, as the father.
View: https://youtu.be/R1vn8kPgCYA
1963
Noble
Because I was bored, I watched this on Netflix last night.....
...And tbh, I don;t know if I was right to drop this in here, or should have put it in the P.C thread?
.... For a start,... there wasn't any strong male characters at all, in fact the two or three men that were on it were there for the same reason that black actors used to be spooned into mainstream films in the 1920's! you know ... tokens that only had a fleeting glimpse on camera and were very lucky to get a line of dialogue. [no wisdom, heroic deed or even tough stuff for you guys, you're just there for the female-fury-fodder role!] ... and to cap it all off, even the only one male role of substance is played by an actor named 'Morgan Davies' a 21 year old Australian child actor playing a number of parts on t.v and films as the little girl that she was born as, but now after she was "encouraged" to come out as being "Trans" by her 'single parent mother' "Identifies" as a boy and [though she is obviously a girl pretending to be a boy] is now playing boy's roles! ... So, with the film being slightly below average anyway allied to the fact that I do not like having to pretend that I didn't notice that "the son was a girl"... I am only willing to give this disappointing effort a 3/10...
Cheers.
...And tbh, I don;t know if I was right to drop this in here, or should have put it in the P.C thread?
.... For a start,... there wasn't any strong male characters at all, in fact the two or three men that were on it were there for the same reason that black actors used to be spooned into mainstream films in the 1920's! you know ... tokens that only had a fleeting glimpse on camera and were very lucky to get a line of dialogue. [no wisdom, heroic deed or even tough stuff for you guys, you're just there for the female-fury-fodder role!] ... and to cap it all off, even the only one male role of substance is played by an actor named 'Morgan Davies' a 21 year old Australian child actor playing a number of parts on t.v and films as the little girl that she was born as, but now after she was "encouraged" to come out as being "Trans" by her 'single parent mother' "Identifies" as a boy and [though she is obviously a girl pretending to be a boy] is now playing boy's roles! ... So, with the film being slightly below average anyway allied to the fact that I do not like having to pretend that I didn't notice that "the son was a girl"... I am only willing to give this disappointing effort a 3/10...
Cheers.
nivek
As Above So Below
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yOfMpA1_e4
New gangster film 'Leo' takes internet by storm as fans reveal they were left 'screaming and howling in disbelief'
Cinemagoers have been left 'screaming and howling in disbelief' at a new gangster movie. Theatres were packed out on Thursday as Leo was released, with the action thriller depicting a chocolatier on the run from a gangster duo.The Indian Tamil-language action thriller film has gone down well with audiences in India, and has a limited release in the UK and US. The film, inspired by the 1997 graphic novel A History of Violence, is the third instalment in the Lokesh Cinematic Universe.
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