25 years since The Matrix had its U.S. Premiere, completely upending the expectations for 1999. That was an amazing year for movies, and I think no movie is more symbolic or representative of that year than this one.
It still holds up beautifully.
I'd bet my eyeteeth that Young Avengers, if made, will not be successful at all.
I'd also bet, something less than my eyeteeth, that it does not get made.
I haven't watched the new trailer. But those were my responses to the first Fury Road trailer, so that brings me a lot of joy. I'll probably cave and watch this trailer, but maybe I can hold out until release day.
There is good news. The 1994 original is coming to 4K soon, and absolutely still delivers. I watched it last year for the first time in forever, and it still worked for me, top to bottom. Proyas is genuinely visionary director, the soundtrack remains fantastic, and Lee, Hudson, Kelley (and...
Exactly. It literally happens EVERY time heroes meet. It's the "serial killer isn't REALLY dead" moment from horror movies. You are surprised when it DOESN'T happen.
Martin, I did like that feature. It's a bummer only actors get it, but it is a nice tribute. It didn't run overlong, and it was nice to see the "fraternity" in action.
I watched a little, mostly to hang our with my son. Very happy to see Godzilla Minus One win that VFX Oscar.
I thought tha canned jokes were flat, Kimmel was Kimmel, enjoyed the TWINS reunion ("Batman, that son of a bitch..."), and expect this was the most watched Oscars telecast in at least a...