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The video on Snowpiecer being connected to Wonka is what convinced me to watch Snowpiecer. Fun movie
Decent TV show as well.
Is it the same idea? I saw it was a show but haven't looked into it at all.
Similar premise but very different tone. The show is more of a survival drama while the movie is much more surrealist.
I'll check it out, thanks.
If you're looking for surrealist survival drama check out Scavengers Reign.
I'm going to break the rules a little bit and share four.
In order:
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Dolores Claiborne (1995)
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Misery (1990)
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Elf (2003)
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The Lego Movie (2015)
Here is my fan theory (possible spoilers):
spoiler
A traumatized and desperate woman is driven nearly to insanity dealing with a rough life in north eastern America. After losing her family life, she retreats to a mountain cabin to live out her days alone and at no risk of ever being taken advantage of again. As a coping mechanism, she develops and unhealthy relationship with written fiction.
The writer who escapes moves far away and takes on a new identity working as a publisher of children's books in New York city (no chance of crazies kidnapping you over children's books, right?). He thought he was finished dealing with crazy people until a man claiming to be both his son and a christmas elf are thrust into his life.
Reconnecting with family and assimilating back into society has turned Buddy, who has since dropped that moniker, into a respectable, hard working family man. He wants to give his children the normal childhood he was never allowed to have. Although he still clings to some old habits. After suffering the trauma of having his custom built Lego city crushed by his manager back in Gimbels department store years prior, he is now healing by constructing an elaborately crafted Lego city in the basement of his home. Only this time meticulously cementing each piece into place.
His now wife, knowing his past, is accepting of the hobby. But his own children, with whom he hasn't shared his upbringing, aren't so understanding.
You could work Stranger Than Fiction in there, too. Buddy the Elf IS the character the dad is writing in his children's novel in New York...and his son!
This... somehow... works. Nice work.
Titanic, Inception, Shutter Island.
Momento, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, and 50 First Dates.
There will be blood
Unforgiven
No country for old men
This is a trilogy that'll give you a good idea about America's relationship with violence. At least until they make a (good) Blood Meridian movie
At least until they make a (good) Blood Meridian movie
The Judge is just going to be impossible to cast unless The Big Show is willing to shave everything and play the part
I could picture someone like Peter Weller playing The Judge. Or maybe Ed Harris.
Yeah, if they had the body shape... but The Judge is like 7 foot 280lbs. When I read it the second time I though, oh who might have that same build so I can imagine how it works.... Those big fucking wrestlers like The Big Show are the right size, except if they were bald and look like a baby/man
Sounds like you need Hafthor/The Mountain.
Yes that would be a very good choice, thanks!
Film is a different medium than literature. If I were a casting director, I'd be laser focused on finding an actor with the chops, and let the makeup/effects guys worry about physical appearance. Have you seen Barron Harkonnen in the new Dune films?
- Total Recall
- Dark City
- Inception
And:
- Memento
- The Notebook
- 50 First Dates
I like the flow of the second group, but I worry it'll be entirely forgettable. Hyuk.
No, I like it: serious, sappy, happy, but always a love story.
If Dark City is the lynchpin (and an inspired choice, I agree) I might put it with the Matrix and ... Gunkata. Or maybe V for Vendetta.
the rumor around hollywood is that a party was trying to come up with a movie impossible to make a sequel to, and then titanic came up and then someone said they could do it and started writing inception.
so maybe titanic then inception and then maybe strange days?
Inception is almost 100% someone remembering someone else's trying to describe The Neuromancer. The link is the top, but it is a throwing star in The Neuromancer. The Matrix is also trying to do it but they did it in a more personal way
- WaLL-E
- Big Hero 6
- Terminator 2
Animated Rock Fantasy
- Heavy Metal 1981
- Rock & Rule 1983
- Transformers 1986
Dark Fantasy
- Beastmaster 1982
- Krull 1983
- Legend 1985
Three modern Westerns, in order:
Sicario
Hell or High Water
Wind River
- The Lawnmower Man
- eXistenZ
- Avalon
- I, Robot
- The Matrix
- (prequel) The Terminator
eXistenZ! That movie is so weird, but I love it.
- Stardust
- The Golden Compass
- Hook
Heathers Pump up the Volume Better Off Dead
Some Like It Hot
Victor/ Victoria
Johnny Stecchino
Blood Freak
Itβs Pat
Curse of the Cannibal Confederates
Nobody mentioned the cornetto trilogy yet?
Not exactly unrelated, but still
Iβm pretty sure Charles Foster Kane was gay, only married beards, & couldnβt come to terms with his attraction to Leland, leading to heart breakβ¦
As a fan of happy endings, I suggest:
- Citizen Kane
- The Proposal
- Grumpy Old Men
- A fistful of dollars
- A few dollars more
- The good the bad and the ugly