I think you need to get real here - no one is EVER going to have time to watch the middle earth franchise!
Lets hope this lockdown ends soon thenme and my daughter did it over two weekends a couple of months ago. I lost the will to live, she loved every minute of it and wants to do it again
Good note.Nice read but am I missing something or are you not actually naming the films?
Would be really good to have the films your talking about actually listed (especially where you're referring to "17 Marvel films" which to a non-Marvel fanatic like me means almost nothing!)
Just a thought
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Good note.
I think if I'd put a list of all the films in every franchise we'd end up with pages and pages to scroll through.
I guess on this occasion I'll point you to the Wikipedia entry:
Take a look at everything between Blade (1998) and Iron Man (2008)List of films based on Marvel Comics publications - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
There are similar entries for each of the franchises mentioned.
I'll definitely be making note for the future, though, thanks
Maybe, but it’s not like we don’t all have the time right now.Good note.
I think if I'd put a list of all the films in every franchise we'd end up with pages and pages to scroll through.
I broke my own rules and cheered in the cinema at this bit. Also the bit with the rocket launcher.Good shout for Punisher: Warzone.
I much prefer it to Lundgren’s horribly dated effort and Thomas Jane’s watchable (if ultimately a bit bland) take on the character. Travolta was also in his slightly camp bad guy phase with the highlight being The Punisher’s fight with (behemoth-esque) The Russian. Warzone is much more fun than both of those in its gloriously OTT depiction of violence. Who doesn’t want to see (very well cast as Castle) Ray Stevenson punching right through a gimpy bad guy’s face?
I broke my own rules and cheered in the cinema at this bit. Also the bit with the rocket launcher.
I think you may have missed the irony in that part of the articleStar Wars...relatively unknown?! Give me a break!
Also Jedi is the best one, a.k.a. Star Wars Greatest Hits
Interesting.
We have already done Saw, Purge, Hostel and are two films into the Final Destination films. For when the wife is working, I have just started a chronological Coen brothers run.
Not really a franchise but I am surprised there is no mention of The Parent Trap (1961 & 1998 versions) or maybe a Lindsay Lohan retrospective....
I've done the extended LOTR once but have never made it through the Hobbit trilogy.I think you need to get real here - no one is EVER going to have time to watch the middle earth franchise!
I did ....once. but I was very very drunk, so I slept through 27 hours of itI've done the extended LOTR once but have never made it through the Hobbit trilogy.
I thought the 3rd was dreadful. The first was good, the second OK...but the third had less appeal then stepping in dog shit barefootThe new Planet of the Apes fantastic trilogy took a rewatch, fitting for current pandemic. Think Rupert Wyatt as director is under rated, considering his limited resumé before apes, his Rise movie is the best of the bunch, such a great reboot, a 9.7/10.
Technically Matt Reeves' Dawn and War are amazing, but pacing is not as good. Great music from Michael Giacchino in the latter two films.