I love Chris Pine, but he has such a terrible track record. He just makes terrible movies and shows.

> I thought, after the MCU, the people making D&D movies would understand you need to lead with established characters and stories.

I don't agree with this at all, there are many successful movies that don't have established stories and characters and there are many complete flops that do.

With that said, I don't have much hope for this movie. The ads are weird, it is just so shake and bake.

> I wouldn’t say this is an underrated film because lots of people like it.

Then why bring this up at all..

Yes the last hour of Cast Away is devastating and beautiful, but so was the first hour.

This movie is one of the greatest of all time.

> Animal Kingdom has an obnoxious song

OH MY GOD, it is nails on a chalkboard.

The concept was shit, so it wouldn't have worked as a movie either.

None.

> Martin Freeman

I am with you on this one. The love this guy gets is mind boggling to me. He sucks in everything he is in.

They are two excellent movies and I am so excited about the next ones.

Hmm, that is interesting to know, I will revisit it.

This is literally the first post I have seen about this show.

I checked it out. It is kind of a cool concept but I just couldn't get into it.

They haven't played in Baltimore in years.

As a way to tease the next movie, the MCU is really the first place I saw that.

Post credit scenes have been around forever, the first post credit stuff I saw was in Monty Python and the Holy Grail. They put humorous titles and language in the credits.

Flip a coin.

Buffalo 66 and King of Comedy are both movies that I appreciate but don't really enjoy. I will say that King of Comedy is much more polished than Buffalo 66.

Yeah that scalping scene was just too brutal!

TLOU blows the leftovers out of the water.

I swear to god of all the things that reddit overrates, The Leftovers is the top of the list.

Yes it is completely the wrong choice. The movie starts out as a funny movie about some really quirky, sort of easy going people dealing with what seems a silly issue.

All of a sudden it goes really fucking dark and you realized how miserable they all really are.

Superbowl commercials are just so overrated.

They changed direction because wasn't getting good ratings. I agree with you. The first two seasons it was cool in how it was all the various first responders.

On another note the actor who played Bosco is now doing a series of adds for Dr Pepper called "Fansville". It is funny seeing him doing those.

Its first season was 24 years ago.

It was very firmly ok..

> Let's take the movies "The golden compass" (The golden compass) or "John Carter" (A Princess of Mars) for exemple. Would that be possible for a director that loved one of these books to make a new movie about it ?

Sure, go buy the rights.

> Or will it be harder for him to obtain funding from productors since the disney movie already failed ?

Yep

> It happened for other movies like "The lord of the ring", but could it works for a book that is less known ?

It has happened many times.

> Because there are simply not enough writers for the sheer amount of greenlit shows,

I don't believe this at all.

> Wasn't the whole point of the character that he's also a badass vet who is more than capable of violence when the situation calls for it?

No, not at all.

> Why is Jack Ryan S3 so terrible?

Because the show is just terrible.

Season one started great, they reskinned the character but stayed pretty close to the source material. A lot of that got thrown out in the final two episodes and it became very close the shit show that was to follow.

Season two was just wanna be SEAL team dogshit.

It is case of the week? Hmm, oh well.