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@zender There is a shaky cam dino film?

Intense. This is going to be a great movie year!

@thedude-abides Of all those directors I would expect Quentin to be the least likely to go against his word. He is obviously in love with old-school film-making. He's nostalgic.

I don't have a clue how this whole debate is going to play out. I don't even own an HD-TV and don't know that I've ever watched an HD-movie...certainly never blu-ray. However, I also don't know that I'm going to take Spielberg or Tarantino's words over Jackson's and Cameron's...or vice versa. The latter two are pushing boundaries. They're trying something new. I think at minimum that's something to be respected. It just so happens that Jackson is doing it with something we're all looking forward to.

The worst that can happen is we get a few failed experiments, we're disappointed, and 24fps lives on or maybe it turns out that the finished products are huge successes and 24fps becomes a thing of the past.

@shuabert I had that exact experience with The Two Towers. It was irritating.

I usually only enjoy outbursts of emotion in theaters during comedies. In more serious films, where dialogue really matters, I get irritated when people clap or yell and then I miss something that might (or might not) have been important.

@ghostman It's always good to meet a fellow reader.

I'm hoping for Carol to make an exit. She's far less irritating in the comic than in the show. Moreover, her attempts to turn Daryl against Rick really got under my skin. I want Daryl to feel like he's a productive member of the group. I don't want them to turn him into Shane part-two.

And I'll go ahead and throw a vote in for Clive Owen as Bond with Fassbender as villain. Nolan can direct if he wants.

@daveactor7...did I mention I'd probably have to keep an IV for fluids and a vomit bucket nearby? I've never seen it, but I don't like scatological themes. I've also never seen a million dollars, but something tells me I'd like it.

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@zender I'd watch a 24 hour marathon of "Human Centipede" for a million dollars...

It's likely that there is going to be some sort of spectacular effect those outfits will display come the right time. That's my guess.

@newtron I almost don't believe it is him...

His tongue was obviously firmly in cheek while suggesting some hobbit lovin. Nothing to get worked up about...unless you're into that sort of thing.

I'm just having a hard time dealing with the fact that they're trying to convince me that Kristen Stewart is in any way comparable to Charlize Theron in the fairness department.

However, I'll probably still it...Netflix style.

I just watched the trailer for the first time. I'm not going to lie...I was hoping for some swords, but it still looks great.

I wonder if studios will ever realize that their direct involvement in a film, especially contrary to the director's wishes, usually ends up completely screwing things up.

Instead of talking about Bane's look, I'm going to go a different route. I hope they manage to fit a scene in the movie where Bane wipes Hines Ward's irritating smile off his face.

@addiction-non-fatal Maybe b/c they think it's fun? As crappy as a lot of Statham movies are, I bet they're a heck of a lot more entertaining to be a part of than a lot of Oscar worthy flix.