Youngrizo

@bawnian-dexeus hahahahahahahaha

@XxNickTheFilmCriticXx

Cheer up dude, lol you hate on everything lately

Can't wait lol Physics? what physics? love it

@balanorange

Concept art is one thing, a lot of concept art sees the light of day that nothing ever comes off. Straight up plot and scene details however are an entirely different thing, and people deserve the right to choose whether they want to spoil things for themselves. It's a simple enough procedure to state an article contains possible spoilers people might not wanna know. I know some people don't care but others like myself, do.

dear Movieweb... that I couldn't even avoid this article cause you put the focal point front and center as the title, is no good. Please consider us movie lovers trying to avoid more of this information because we want as pure a film experience as we can get in this age. Straight up scene info like this should have a title like 'Spoiler warning: Robert Downey discusses scene from movie'

That way i am at least given the choice of whether or not I want to read on.

This hasn't happened a lot since the last time a major spoiler about a movie was revealed like 2 years ago, but it's started to happen a lot over the past few months.

@bawnian-dexeus

Indeed we will

@bawnian-dexeus

Remember that Studio is Disney now, look at the tone of The Lone Ranger trailers. Look at the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise, and even Tron Legacy and Prince of Persia, there is an attempt at Disney with all the producers and directors they involve, to get a tone that can be both fun and adventurous while still seeming more serious than it really is.

I think they would totally go for something a little more intense in it's tone... Like When I say the tone... here's a link to the Order 66 scene from Revenge of the Sith.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=09n0qd_n4c0

I think seeing it outside of anything else in the prequels get's the seriousness of the situation and the bleak place the universe was in at the time. It's one of the few moments that truly captured the heart of Star Wars. The eternal struggle between the Jedi and the Sith.

@ollie-styrene

I think you misjudge what I mean. Star Wars as a Universe and a giant story is amazing. But What it has in scope, it lacks in intensity, the original trilogy felt the way it did though for the time and was more than fitting, but the prequels brought a problem to my attention that I had not noticed when I was younger, the only really well handled character in those movies was Vader.. everyone else was somewhat campy and secondary, Vader was the only semblance of well thought out character, he was the only character they ever truly made feel awesome. While also being mired in mystery and all those other traits that made him an awesome villain. The only other characters to come close were Luke, Yoda, Han and Boba Fett.. and they only felt that way cause you only knew enough about them to think of them as really friggin cool.

Notice in the prequels none of the other Jedi feel worth caring about, non of the action ever feels like anything more than watching a painting dry. None of it really put you on the edge of your seat.

In sci-fi you can't just have cool visuals and awesome characters and then when it all meshes it's boring, if it's boring, you have failed on some level. And look at today's bevy of sci-fi films, Avengers was awesome, but even it's action felt boring on some level cause there was no concern for the characters, we all knew they'd live to the end. There's no tension. TDKR had the same problem. Action wise, look at Revenge of the Sith for instance, with the tech as far as it had come, and all that was happening on screen in all the action moments, it felt disconnected. Whilst Old republic's CGI trailers were jaw dropping. The characters are all cg but in a few minutes I got to like some and I got to care if they lived or died, only by how their designs made them seem. That is hard to nail, and yes, intensity is important, without it, all you have is story and characters and it can be bland

@bawnian-dexeus

Lol I've been saying to friends since the beginning of January, this is the best nerd year ever

Also I still kinda wish it had been Gore Verbinski but this is still great

Also I had fun with paint yesterday...
http://mediacdn.disqus.com/uploads/mediaembed/images/422/3128/original.jpg

The one thing I really want out of it, is for him to insert that same tension he was able to inject into Mission Impossible 3... that seriousness that he captured in Star Trek....

But more over, I want the action to excite me, that is the one thing about Star Wars that has never been gratifying, it's always been visually boring... even in the new trilogy, I think the best capture moment of Star Wars action is the pretty much all CGI moment when the order is given to execute order 66. that moment when the camera is seen sweeping through all those different scenes with all manner of hell breaking loose, and Jedi being betrayed, is the only moment I ever felt anything remotely emotion related for the franchise.

To put it simply, action needs to be at least on par with the Old Republic CGI trailers...

@skywise No, I'm not a serviceman. I just like attention to detail. :)

@cupid I really wanna re-cut this trailer and put audio from Modern warfare in there

@skywise The reason I said, I hope it's not supposed to be an AC-130 is because they are showing mini-guns on both sides of the plane. An Ac-130 is outfitted with a certain spectrum of weapons on the left side of the plane. That detail shown in the trailer is well... supposed to be cool and I can look past it. but it would make more sense for someone to bombard the white house with all the might an AC-130 has than to use mini-guns on it

but I will still watch and probably love the heck out of this action movie as I find movies like this entertaining even with all the stuff that strikes me as odd or whatever else

lol but seriously I hope that's not supposed to be an AC-130 and I hope that they fix the cgi choppers cause they looked horrible in every shot. otherwise I really like the cast and the simplicity of this type of action film, it's like Splinter Cell meets Call of duty meets 24.

'Enemy AC-130 above'

Such a shame if they don't, it's a great film and I'd enjoy more stories in his Universe. I find it odd they want a new feature to do such big numbers when all it's really riding on is Tom Cruise and the book popularity.

This is not Twilight or the Hunger games. They are not getting tweens into seats so big numbers are off the table for a first entry. I wish the suits that make these decisions could be more logical.

The Bourne Identity on a 60 million dollar budget only made 214 mil and that Franchise went on to be a major success, to the point after the trilogy, Universal still wanna milk it. Paramount is sooooooo annoying with their business decisions sometimes.

Anyone who's seen me on this site long enough knows how much I dislike Nolan fanboys

@incmob I don't have a Nolan Boner, I actually hate his work on the Batman series aside from Batman Begins. I was referring to how his style would be perfect for this universe. Note I also mentioned Gore Verbinski is just as viable a candidate in my mind considering how well he meshed action, adventure, comedy and supernatural elements in the Pirates Franchise... along with balancing out a huge cast.