2001 will never not hold up; the story isn't one that's tied to an era or a fad - it's the story of evolution and struggle; it's about wonderment and hubris and drive. The characters aren't even really that important, because the story isn't about them- they're just in it.
Don't forget some of the best cinematography of all time paired with fantastic classical music that has you riveted to the screen even watching a space station slowly rotate. Also the incredible mid-century modern conception of future fashion, design, and technology
I genuinely thought Jurassic World was a great almost reboot of the franchise. The next one was ok and I haven't seen Dominion because everyone said don't bother.
Oof, I thought they were gonna do a "world" trilogy and be done with it. Though, it was naive of me to keep thinking that after seeing Dominion's box office earnings
When the grabboid burst into burts bunker and he and his wife went ham with all the guns. Amazing. Also "Ass blasters." Tremors two. Apparently sci-fi channel did a series if I'm not mistaken?
There are four films and one television series. I say this a lot but I'm a fan so I like to tell everyone. 😁 They were all created by the same people, primarily Brent Maddock and S. S. Wilson, the writers.
But when Universal bought the franchise back for new films, 5,6 and 7, they didn't ask the original guys to join in. And that's why those 3 films suck. 😁
Why the 50k vote requirement? This basically ensures that only blockbuster films and their directors appear in this chart, with a near complete bias towards large American productions.
As soon as I saw that weirdly proportioned wide eyed actress, I knew this was going to be a bad one. Charlize Theron did well as Furiosa, but I can't picture Anya Taylor-Joy portraying Furiosa in a believable way.
Yeah it's easy for something to be canon when there are absolutely 0 consequences and an infinite number of universes so they can retcon anything they want later
I forget his name right now, but I followed one of the writers of Bill & Ted on Twitter, he also wrote Men in Black. This was a couple of years ago but he showed a letter from Sony informing him that they still can't pay any residual cheques because according to their accounting, Men in Black way still in the red.
Still think they should have gone with a story where indy has to steal back all of the artifacts he's "acquired" and put in museums, returning them using time travel and having to outfox himself.
Last shot should be of a glass case in a museum with just his hat and the whip.
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