Boy's got a point.

Maybe the acid blood and all the killing tho.

Maybe the acid blood and all the killing tho.

Not that I believe that being genderless should disqualify someone from being a princess. Maybe the acid blood and all the killing tho.

Dunno if it's worth it's own thread.

It's official, Disney are buying Fox.

Xmen, Fantastic Four, Deadpool, Silver Surfer, Dr Doom & Galactus will now be in the MCU.

Plus all the other stuff that Fox owns. Alien, Avatar, Independence Day, Planet of the Apes, Kingsman and so many more movies are going to be disney property.

I finally saw ‘In Bruges’ the other night.

Really, really enjoyed it. Still thinking about it and smirking a couple of days later. Loved how there was care taken with all of the characters, even the minor ones, and nobody was purely good or bad. Lots of callbacks and themes going through it, and genuinely funny moments balanced with a lot of pathos.

9/10, will seek out the director’s new movie, which just garnered a load of Golden Globe award nominations.

Jennifer Connelly is in Labyrinth. Robin Wright is in Princess Bride.

There’s no need for other movies.

Have you seen the TV two-parter from the nineties?

Have you seen the TV two-parter from the nineties?

I had to look at the wiki for the summary and was surprised I couldn’t remember the 7 page kiddie gang bang.

Gang bang in which sense? Sex or a brawl?

The kids figure that virgins are all more vulnerable to Pennywise, so they all line up and take turns with Bev.

Not overly surprised that it didn't make it into the movie

The kids figure that virgins are all more vulnerable to Pennywise, so they all line up and take turns with Bev.

Not overly surprised that it didn't make it into the movie

If it had been directed by Woody Allen it might have.

The fuck?! How don't I remember that?

Apparently not. Maybe I'll read it again.

Read what again?

Apparently not. Maybe I'll read it again.

Because you’re into child sex?

Who isn't?

It

Or Roman Polanski.
Or Luc Besson.
Or Bryan Singer.
Or Victor Salva.

I think Hollywood might have a problem.

There's also the fact that her parents totally objected to shooting a lot of that stuff, but he went ahead and shot it anyway. I didn't mean to suggest he had sex with a child, but it's absolutely inappropriate.

Jem and I took the kids to watch Paddington 2 yesterday - we've not seen the first one though.

Great film, and I was in tears for a lot of it (not through laughter either!) - they really went for my heartstrings. I'm getting soft.

Still, kind of harsh to put him in such an "illustrious" company.

Besides, do you think writers or movie directors should never tell immoral stories at all? Besides, it's not uncommon for a grown child/early teen girl to have a crush on a grown adult. There's the question on how did he protect the underage actress in this instance of the story he was about to tell. I do remember that the fake name "Natalie Portman" came into being to protect her, but i don't know if it was the director's or the parents idea.

I think it is child abuse to force them into sexual situations explicitly against the parents wishes, and that includes acting.

Main point isn't really to condemn him, but to condemn the movie industry for not giving a shit about this kind of thing.

It's a real shame that they switched from Katie Holmes to Maggie Gyllenhaal in the Batman films.

Nah

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Maggie is way more charismatic imo, and a better actress. Katie is prettier but too vanilla.

Should've gone with Jennifer Connelly, am I right?