Robbie Fox

Inspired by the Tarantino trend: what are your seven perfect movies? Mine: Barry Lyndon A History of Violence The Straight Story The Birdcage Cure The Big Lebowski The Night of the Hunter

First poster for the 20th anniversary of ‘THE DEPARTED’. Returning to theaters on December 4.

‘MARVEL 1943: RISE OF HYDRA’ is reportedly light on actual gameplay, primarily using only one button throughout. The game has also been “significantly cut back from its original vision both in terms of length and content.” (Source: kotaku.com/marvel-1943-has-n…)

Merab Dvalishvili got jumped by Usman Nurmagomedov and his entourage in Abu Dhabi What the hell is going on over there

Tonight’s first time movie watch: 🍿 Green Room (2015) 🎥 Directed by Jeremy Saulnier A Basement recommendation from @RobbieBarstool. Love what the director did with Rebel Ridge. Paying my respects to the great Sir Patrick Stewart.

My plan to save DC: Keep David Corenswet and the Superman cast in place, introduce Battinson and merge the universes after The Batman Part II, build from there. I was against it for a while but I think it might be the Hail Mary that actually works.

Anthony Mackie on filming ‘AVENGERS: DOOMSDAY’ “These movies they're like summer camp. You know, everybody comes together, and it's like ‘how have you been? What's, oh, you have a kid now? Oh, wow, you're married now.’ It's one of those things where you just catch up with everybody. I got to hang out with, you know, Paul Bettany who I love, and I met Simu [Liu] who's great. We quickly became friends and mortal enemies. Right. So, it was a it was a wonderful time.” (via: @etnow)

On this day 4 years ago, Luthen Rael delivered this iconic speech in ANDOR.

I don't think Gunn and Safran's tenure was perfect. Superman was promising, Supergirl was a mess, and Clayface was fun. It's intellectually disingenuous to act like Gunn was intentionally ignoring iconic characters because he has a personal affinity for C-tier misfits. Man of Tomorrow, the franchise's 4th in-universe movie, was going to introduce Wonder Woman. The MCU's first four films were Iron Man 1 & 2, The Incredible Hulk, and Thor. And, trust me, no one was hailing the franchise as the Hollywood game-changer it'd eventually become at that time. Gunn was tasked with being DC's Kevin Feige and literally wasn't given the time (as far as film production goes -- THE AVENGERS was the MCU's 6th movie). It would have helped to have a public plan for Batman, sure, but who knows where that'd be if Reeves' sequel came out when it was originally supposed to in 2025? Ultimately, Gunn's DCU would have been fine. Perfect for neither fans nor investors, but serviceable to both. Now the billionaires are instead choosing to start the cycle over again, in which the best-case scenario is marginal gains and the worst is a complete implosion like the DCEU. In short: IDIOTS.

James Gunn and Peter Safran out as DC Studios 🙃

James Gunn and Peter Safran will no longer run DC Studios. Jeremy Latcham, who previously served as a producer at Marvel Studios, is taking over DC. (Source: hollywoodreporter.com/movies…)