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Pruitt Taylor Vince can play a nice, thoughtful man extremely well. I think he could make an excellent father figure to Clark.

We don't know that Lois is looking at Clark (the magic of the cutting room). We know that Rachel Brosnham talked to real print journalists to inform her portrayal of Lois Lane.

SO ready for the birth of this DCU! And if Gunn's pulling from the comics, the magical and melding of worlds is a high possibility (i.e. Matt Reeves The Batman). Gunn and Reeves are fantastic Creatives and this can work down the road. But for now, I've all the faith Superman is going to sweep the global movie goers.💙

I've watched a dozen or more of these reactions. And I have not heard anybody else mentioned. The orb in the background looks exactly like the sphere at the end of the flash movie where when he's running through time, it shows all the alternate realities, Batman Superman, I don't think that's something that's attacking the city, I think that's flash.

Good stuff. Love Krypto, love the scene of him saving the girl, and the little boy calling his name. Iconic Superman there. For Lois I got the sense that she looked at him like who's the new guy, rather than any interest.

1933: Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster create Superman. 1938: Superman's first comic is published. 1978: Superman's first movie is premiered. 2025: Superman's comeback to his roots will amaze the world. And all we will look up. Looking for Superman. Looking for hope.

I'VE WATCHED over 3 dozen "reaction" videos, everyone's asking who is Superman fighting, but no one has mentioned/noticed that in the opening scene, Superman is laying in the center of a huge hand print.....

That was Jonathan with Clark by the house

Dudes the movie is a classic as far as sequels go. Perfect? No. But no film really is. All those minute criticisms is being knit picky to me.

This might sound like strange question, but who cares it's christmas. If you eat fruit cake is it warmed with butter on top or straight from the refirigerator? As to Home Alone I look at these as kids movies and was too old to care for them, but I remember my nieces and nephews enjoying them. If I remember right they watched the second one the most and the rest seemed to be movies to not be named.

Yeah, I can agree with this, most of the tone for alien 3 was just so damn bad

Lol when what you think holds a stronger influence in your interpretation than the thing you are actually watching. To equate pregnancy with a xenomorph breaking through your ribcage from the inside and popping off your chest is wild. You watched that scene and thought: "Oh my god, that man was pregnant for a minute! This is terrifying"

Also 28 Days Later was great because Danny Boyle directed it and Alex Garland wrote it. Neither of the two were involved with 28 Weeks Later (other than Danny Boyle directing the opening scene of 28 Weeks Later and then handing it over to a different director). They both came back for 28 Years Later which will be a trilogy, and Alex Garland is writing them all. Cillian Murphy will also appear in the entire trilogy... a cameo in the first film and a lead role in the other two. That emaciated zombie in the trailer is not Cillian Murphy but a model named Angus Neill.

So that really tall infected is actually legitimately tall. The actor is 6'9". As for the infected being more intelligent, I think that will be the case, yes. There's a new poster released with the text, "In 28 days it began, in 28 weeks it spread, in 28 years it evolved."

i think the thing hanging upside down is a person turned purposfully by the Jimmy group members.

Yeh if my parents were zombies id get emancipated to 😂🤭

Ray Fiennes debuting as...Khorne?

Saw 28 weeks in the cinema when it came out absolutely hated it, too much nonsense.

Best trailer I've seen in a long time. Personally I didn't mind 28weeks later too much. I know it was a let down for a lot of people and for good reason. But the opening was perfection imo. Pity they couldn't carry it on after that. But this one looks like a banger. Can't wait.

The description says Alien 3, but from the description and the picture I believe you are talking about Alien: resurrection. The fourth movie.

Looking at this series of individual films as a "franchise" (as one might look at Harry Potter, or series based on another preexisting idea) is wrong. They were just some movies.

It’s a really great trailer, also loved that there was no info dumps that tell you the entire story, more trailers should follow this example

Reminds me of space balls. 😂

I always looked as the marines as a group of mercenaries that were brought together to make a quick run and gun team. They had no unit cohesion and were feeling each other out to see how they fit together, which always explained to me why they had such a hard time reacting to the situation nad realizing the problems they had to face the difficulties. I always thought the 'company' knew there was something out there just not what it was. All the movies after this one including the latest are just disappointments. Kids are less is best in movies and are fine if used to give meaning to movie but not if used a plot device to force actions.

Wait, how did I miss this stream?😂

Finally shedding some light on the most action packed Christmas movie 😎

Loved the first one, liked the sequel. Did not care for the sequels. The reason how aliens were created took away so much of the mystery and purpose of an unknown being.

Totally fair, totally fair.

Your enthusiasm in seeing Storm was priceless 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾😎

The peep hole into the hallway scene was great!

One of the best retro movies ever! It even got a TV series after twenty years.

So pumped for Storm’s MCU debut! ⚡️👏🏾🥹

Fair enough.

Still haven’t seen this franchise but love the three of you 😊

I think that Sam Raimi is overhyped as a horror director because of the first Evil Dead movie. The 2nd and 3rd of the series evolved more into comedy, and when you compare Raimi to Carpenter you can tell who did horror and who left the genre. The Evil Dead series starts to sputter about halfway through the season. Bruce Campbell never really seemed to break out of being a b movie actor. I thought he did a good job in Maniac Cop and some other roles and too bad he never got the big chance.

Story telling with less words and more imagery is my favorite. Its why I love Blade Runner so much. That said I really like a lot of the imagery portrayed in the What If series.

Saw all three in theaters. The third one as I remember was a better theater experience then the other two compared to watching on video with all it had going on. The first one I appreciated more for being more structured as a horror movie. The second seemed more of a comedic remake of the first not an actual continuation of the first. The third was just them completely going camp making the movie and all aspects of horror are gone.

Preyyyyy let’s gooo I loved this movie. the flint lock pistol was a great nod to the second movie, but it totally retconned the comic

Love the sweater Dan

How do y'all not have more subs?

predators deserved a number 2

Two things: 1. When I see Adrien Brody, I already KNOW we're scraping the barrel of any franchise. 2. What's Tim Pool doing in the middle there reviewing movie franchises? 😃

Predators was a good movie, machete died a little early but it was great

Finally! Gonna share this with everyone!

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Thats cool! The family dynamics in the Spiderverse movies are fantastic!