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[Steve]

What the hell? There is a Winnie the Pooh horror film in the works...??? 





https://variety.com/2022/film/news/winnie-the-pooh-blood-and-honey-director-1235278405/

 

[Grumpmeister]

For some reason I saw this and thought of Baldymort and the spider... 

https://youtu.be/YQ1vN_91KO0

[Steve]

So who's going to be the first to blink and go and watch Maverick?

[Grumpmeister]

For some reason I thought that an evil genius having an army of Baldymort mini me's would be more terrifying.. 

https://youtu.be/HhIl_XJ-OGA

[Barman]

For some reason I thought that an evil genius having an army of Baldymort mini me's would be more terrifying.. 

https://youtu.be/HhIl_XJ-OGA

 

[Grumpmeister]

in a world where CGI seems to be used for almost every bloody effect Phil Tippet going back to stop motion basics is a welcome change, it also looks like a batshit crazy film. 

https://youtu.be/iPScwQ-FAbI

Cool! 

It's finally released and is available on Shudder which has a weeks free trial. 

So far it's very strange and very clever, certainly worth a look. 

[Grumpmeister]

in a world where CGI seems to be used for almost every bloody effect Phil Tippet going back to stop motion basics is a welcome change, it also looks like a batshit crazy film. 

https://youtu.be/iPScwQ-FAbI

Cool! 

It's finally released and is available on Shudder which has a weeks free trial. 

So far it's very strange and very clever, certainly worth a look. 

Hmm, you may want to add grim and twisted as well. Still a good film but bloody hell.. 

[Barman]

in a world where CGI seems to be used for almost every bloody effect Phil Tippet going back to stop motion basics is a welcome change, it also looks like a batshit crazy film. 

https://youtu.be/iPScwQ-FAbI

Cool! 

It's finally released and is available on Shudder which has a weeks free trial. 

So far it's very strange and very clever, certainly worth a look. 

 

[Barman]

in a world where CGI seems to be used for almost every bloody effect Phil Tippet going back to stop motion basics is a welcome change, it also looks like a batshit crazy film. 

https://youtu.be/iPScwQ-FAbI

Cool! 

It's finally released and is available on Shudder which has a weeks free trial. 

So far it's very strange and very clever, certainly worth a look. 

Hmm, you may want to add grim and twisted as well. Still a good film but bloody hell.. 

Might watch it tonight! 

[Grumpmeister]

Gawd I remember watching these on TV when I was a kid, if I'm not working seeing them on a big screen could be tempting. 

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[Steve]

I'm never going to go see it in the cinema but this trailer is brilliant

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xuWPVNIJTP0

[Barman]

I'm never going to go see it in the cinema but this trailer is brilliant

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xuWPVNIJTP0

 

Watching that for sure! 

[Grumpmeister]

Early customer reviews of Thor aren't lighting the world on fire. So far they've run the gamut from "s'alright" & "It's ok" through "meh" all the way to "Can you smack me over the head with the model Stormbreaker you have behind the kiosk so I can forget the last couple of hours" 

[Steve]

Early customer reviews of Thor aren't lighting the world on fire. So far they've run the gamut from "s'alright" & "It's ok" through "meh" all the way to "Can you smack me over the head with the model Stormbreaker you have behind the kiosk so I can forget the last couple of hours" 

I guess you mean 'Thor - Love and Thunder'?

Mrs K has just watched the whole Marvel Cinematic Universe in chronological order.  Have to say even those I found good at the time have become overly tedious
 
So even if it was good IMHO it'd be a film too far but seems it's far from good.   Bet she wants to go see it though

[Grumpmeister]

Another 40th anniversary 4K remaster showing this week and I have the day off. 

Star Trek the Motion Picture, the first film I can remember watching as a kid and something I've always wanted to see on a big screen.

https://www.filmstories.co.uk/news/star-trek-the-motion-picture-directors-cut-comes-to-4k-ultra-hd-blu-ray/

I'm hoping it does well enough that head office also get the 4K remaster of Wrath of Khan when it's released in a couple of weeks.