Thanks! I remember him now. I don't follow comics much, but I've at least seen JLU.

 

DC continues to stuff it's roster with high-caliber, well-known actors I see.

 

Will Smith in an assembly movie? Not something you would expect from him just few years ago.

 

Terminator Genisys.

The premise could work, but the rest is rather poorly done in my opinion.

 

Eh. Looks like a solid Terminator movie, imo.

 

The actors annoy me for that one. John looks way to chubby for an apocalyptic future. Kyle looks like a teenager. Sarah looks like a disney sellout...

Sorry, the casting and little bit of acting I'm seeing is poor. Terminator deserves better.

 

Bond 24 is now officially titled "Spectre," and filming will begin in January.

Also, Christoph Waltz yess.

 

After that movie with his son...

 

I like what I'm seeing here.

I saw all the Bond movies, and even though the Moore ones were too cheesy for me, I consider myself a fan.

 

To clarify, is it a Craig sequel?

 

Yes. Craig is still in the game.

 

A new Bond has an amazing cast.

Christoph Waltz as a villain is never a bad choice. Dave Bautista quickly becomes a household name similar to Dwayne Johnson and is just as good with both action and comedy. Monica Bellucci is Monica Bellucci. Andrew Scott I only recognize from playing Moriarty, but I will be disappointed if they don't give him a role where he can chew as much scenery as he did in Sherlock. Only Léa Seydoux is someone I'm mostly indifferent about.

 

There's also Mr White returning - the guy from Quantum that Bond kidnaps at the end of Casino Royale.

 

Mad Max: Fury Road.

If this movie is half as good as this trailer it's going to be amazing.

 

Not sure how much interest US/UK members will have in it, but The Water Diviner is due for limited release around April if I recall correctly. Probably won't have the impact it does for Australian, New Zealand and Turkish viewers, but is still a movie worth seeing.

 

Not even an elevator pitch? :-/

 

IMDB say:

Never heard of it, myself.

 

Apologies, I'm lazy. The story is based around an Australian Father going to the Gallipoli Peninsular to try and find the bodies of his three sons who were killed during the Battle of Lone Pine in 1915. It's something of an exploration on the cost of war and delves a little into the post-war Ottoman Empire. It's interesting because it tries to avoid turning either side into villains, while simultaneously exploring both the antipathy that naturally developed from the campaign and also the mutual respect that eventually came about. Add in a little romance, a bit of mysticism and you get a pretty good movie.

I couldn't say how confusing it will be for those not familiar with the history around Gallipoli though, but I imagine the reason it's going for a limited release in the US it to see if people there end up liking it without needing to know the background.

 

The only upcoming movie that I'm genuinely anxious to see is Mad Max.

Tom Hardy and Mad Max? May, hurry the fuck up please. Even if it's terrible, it's going to be awesome.

 

You're not anxious to see Jurassic Park? What are you, a robot?