2nd trailer for "Foundation"
I am really looking forward to this even though I don't have Apple TV

Looks to be a great autumn.

Obviously, The French Dispatch and Dune are already trips I'll be making to see on screen. Likewise the House of Gucci, and I'm very excited about the Tammy Faye biopic.

I have a list of others to see too.

I think I may take a trip to the Waterloo IMAX for Dune!

I think you should. Make a night of it.

I have only seen one film there before, Dune would be perfect I reckon.

Or Top Gun 2..

Had a preview of "Dune" tonight, what a brilliant film, where did that 2 1/2 hrs go. I love the 1984 version but this is closer to the book
It helps if you have read the book though, which I did...last week.

I tried watching the 1984 version once but couldn't get on with it.

General release is this Friday, get your tickets now, it's great.

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Daniel Radcliffe to star in Weird Al Yankovic biopic

Comedy recording artist says role will be the one for which future generations remember Harry Potter star

https://www.theguardian.com/film/2022/jan/18/daniel-radcliffe-to-star-in-weird-al-yankovic-biopic

I have a very simple simple question...

Why?

It's definitely "imaginative" casting.

I note that this new Disney+ telifullum The Book of Boba Fett stars Jennifer Beals as a character called Garsa Fwip.

Michael Flatley has written, directed and is the main star of his own James Bond-esque action/spy/thriller.

https://www.theguardian.com/film/2022/aug/31/blackbird-review-michael-flatleys-fabulously-bad-spy-tale-is-a-classic-of-egosploitation-cinema





Bless me Father, for I have sinned
And I'm about to sin again!

I could have told you this 20 years ago, Mr Spielberg.

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Steven Spielberg says he regrets editing guns out of E.T. re-release

Spielberg edited the guns out of the 20th anniversary release of the film and replaced them with walkie talkies.

"That was a mistake," Spielberg told a master class at the Time 100 Summit in New York City.

"I never should have done that.

"E.T. is a product of its era. No film should be revised based on the lenses we now are, either voluntarily, or being forced to peer through.

"'E.T. was a film that I was sensitive to the fact that the federal agents were approaching kids with firearms exposed and I thought I would change the guns into walkie talkies.

"Years went by and I changed my own views."

Spielberg added: "I should have never messed with the archives of my own work, and I don't recommend anyone do that.

"All our movies are a kind of a signpost of where we were when we made them, what the world was like and what the world was receiving when we got those stories out there.

"So I really regret having that out there."

https://news.sky.com/story/steven-spielberg-says-he-regrets-editing-guns-out-of-e-t-re-release-12867123


No mention of the awful added scenes of a CGI E.T.

Now we just need George Lucas (dead?) to have a similar epiphany.

This is one I CAN get on board with.

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The 1978 animated film Watership Down has been re-classified to a PG due to its "mild violence, threat, brief bloody images and bad language".

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-66267414

Rumours are flying that there's going to be a remake of Krull.

Made by JJ Abrams.

So, he's going to spoil it then is what you are trying to say?

Are we all going to see Bad CGI Gator?

Accusations are flying that it's a rip-off of Bad CGI Sharks.