Even though I really wanted to see Will Smith take on this role, Jamie Foxx is not a bad choice either. I think they made the trailer this way to make light of how f*cked up this film really is. It's about a slave trying to find his sold off wife and family. The trailer gives it this sort of dark comedy fun loving film feel. I know how Quentin Tarentino films usually turn out. I'm pretty sure this film won't be any different. Some comedy, yes. More Dark, definitely. Can't wait for Xmas!
Sold! I've been sold on this film since I learned that none of the original cast would be returning. It got that bad for Peter at one point. Dancing Peter Parker must never return; I don't care how many comics he did it in. That sh*t is the Batman -Suit-With-Nipples of the whole Marvel Film Franchise. How can you not appreciate the whole make-up of this film at first glance alone, this being our 3rd...4th if you count the Teaser Trailer.
"You've found my weakness....It's small knives" - Peter Parker
Never have we been introduced to a darker more eerie spider man universe. A world where a high school kid develops super human spider powers and has to adjust to being one of the most hated heroes of all time. It seems in this film, Spidey takes all the blame. Casting Dennis Leary as the main cop out to capture Peter Parker's Alter ego one of the best decisions I've seen in a while for these marvel films. Casting Emma Stone as the new Mary Jane that's not actually Mary Jane was also genius. And the best move of all, was having a villain we've all been asking for, The Lizard . Oh, almost forgot about the Social Network break out star, Andrew Garfield taking on the double role of Peter Parker/ Spider Man. So much went right here. How could any of it go wrong.
They've been filming this film for about 18 months now. Already, a sequel is planned -- who was dumb enough to even question if this would happen. The story line here is primarily based on the comic series of the same name which was relaunched in 1999. From the trailer alone, because I'm not a comic book fanboy, the plot of the film centers around Peter Parker trying to figure who his biological father really was. Ofcourse, there's the regurgitated inner conflict of "Why did this happen to me ...what/who am I".. etc.etc... That's a given. Peter meets Dr. Connors who he hopes can help him understand his past and parents. As you can expect, Dr. Connors has his own motives and ends up becoming The Lizard. From there, all hell breaks loose and we're all going to be in for one hell of a web-slinging thrill ride. Every trailer has given the kidd goose bumps. #DontJudgeMe.
With a witty web crawler, a dark storyline, an unstoppable manically uncontrollable villain, inner turmoil, and a 500 police officer man hunt, Peter Parker really has his hands full this time.
Mark Wahlberg is easily becoming one of my new favorite Used-to-be-action-stars-now-turned-goofball. He did an awesome job in The Other Guys (classic film) and now he's back again in a new comedy. The premise of this comedy seems kind of similar to the FX show Wilfred!, starring Elijah Woods. If you haven't watched Wilfred!, you should. While Wilfred! is about a guy who owns a dog that he sees as a person in a dog suit, but everyone else sees him as a dog, this movie "Ted" is about Mark Wahlberg wishing his Teddy Bear to life and everyone can see him. This is the essential of Brian and Peter Griffin from Family Guy getting their own film. What a coincidence since Seth MacFarlane is doing the voice of Teddy (the bear) in this new comedy. I also love me some Mila Kunis, so this film is definitely on my screener / openning weekend hit list.
I laughed hysterically at the trailer for this and truly believe it will be a good film for a few reasons. At first, this just seemed like a rip off of something like Paul, but that's ok if it's funny. Seth MacFarlane knows comedy, and he knows how to push it to the limit. Many of his jokes are actually him f*cking with the audience. The biggest mind f*ck about this film is the fact that you don't even question why this stuffed Teddy Bear is walking around in public, smoking weed, and even has a day time job which means he helps pay the bills. Just the thought of all this makes it hard for me to control the laughter. The film is also pointing a finger at the "Bromance" phenom that tends to play out in these buddy-buddy roommate situations, ONLY IT'S A F*CKING TEDDY BEAR AND A GROWN ASS MAN. This movie is going to be great. It's a fresh idea, and it's a pretty risky move. Films like this tend to get negative feedback about looking corny and just plain awful, from jump. I disagree this time. Give it a chance people.
If you don't laugh at the scene with Mark naming all the slutty, bimbo names for dumb white girls then this film isn't for you.
In the crime drama LUV, one of the most eagerly anticipated movies of the Sundance Film Festival, Common stars as Uncle Vincent, an ex-con trying to go straight who takes his young nephew with him on a business trip that inadvertently leads him back down the deadly path he’s been trying to avoid.
I honestly don't even know what to think of this sh*t. Clash of the Titans was the worst piece of sh*t film I've seen this year. Samworthington couldn't act for sh*t. The graphics were f*cking horrible. The story made no got dayum sense. It was just a travesty upon travesty of No-f*cks-to-give. So when I found out last week that they were making a sequel... I wouldn't to slap my momma, I was so upset.
Then I see this trailer. And I almost had the same urge to forgive and forget as I did with the GIJoe2 trailer, but THEN SAMWORTHINGTON OPENED HIS MOUF! How you can't act in a trailer? F*ck this movie, until I see it and make the f*ck official!
It's about time. I'm not a fan of Cudi's music but I am a fan of this show and he's one of the main characters. His acting isn't bad either. Can't wait for this season to start.
