AndyDursin wrote:Methinks Aunt May is going to be sexed up for this. No way Marisa is playing the standard Granny type.

Marisa will be a GILF Aunt May.

What scares me silly is that they are proposing Marisa Tomei to be Aunt May for the new reboot. Let that sink in for a second. Marisa Tomei. To play Spider-Man's elderly Aunt May. I believe that may be one of the signs of the Apocalypse... It makes me feel ANCIENT to see an actress still as gorgeou...

Love how the tagline is right out of Mant!.

DavidBanner wrote: Kiefer Sutherland has appeared in one movie with his dad, although not in scenes together and not like this. But he did get his start with a tiny role in Max Dugan Returns...

Are we forgetting A Time To Kill? They were both in that, but shared no scenes.

I just can't believe they threw Bruce Wayne's parents' murder into this movie. Talk about something we've seen enough by now. The same thing with re-hashing Spider-Man origin story every time they "reboot" the series...even FIVE-YEAR-OLDS know these stories. People who have never picked u...

But hey...explosions, right? Buildings falling over? You never see that in modern-day event movies, right?

Something tells me any episode of the 90's Superman animated series will be more entertaining than this.

The one good thing about a new Indy film is maybe we'll FINALLY get proper 2-disc CD releases of the previous scores (with the complete "Desert Chase" cue from Raiders).

I'd be all over Quantum Leap...if the DVDs weren't plagued with "some music changed from original broadcast version" song substitutions.

Loved the first two books (haven't read the third yet, but going by the track record for YA adaptations, I'm sure it will be somehow lacking), will always be there for the latest Burton project, am in love with Eva Green, but the lack of Elfman is pretty disappointing, especially since there isn't a...

Ford's going to be about SEVENTY-FIVE when this hits theaters...just how much credible action can the man actually perform at this point? :shock: Even in Crystal Skull , he was on the far edge of believability as a rough & tumble adventurer, and it's been nearly a decade since that film came out...

I really enjoyed X-Men: First Class too. The new cast fit into their roles perfectly, offering interpretations equal to that of their more-seasoned predecessors (except for Jennifer Lawrence, who was actually superior to Rebecca Romijn). Like that's difficult. :lol: Hugh Jackman's cameo is also a h...

WAY too expensive for my tastes, but if you've got the money, a good way to avoid all those icky people at the theater.

8/10 ( SPOILERS ) It was almost 2 movies in one- the bunker movie for 75% of the running time, then an alien invasion movie for the last bit. This movie kind of feels like Abrams' Super 8 in that regard...in that film, it was like someone smooshed the screenplays for Jaws and E.T. into one film, res...

Opening this film on EASTER WEEKEND is kind of a big gamble, no? Can you name the last movie that had a huge opening weekend when competing with Easter Sunday?