Recent content by Mr.E

Agreed. Not in the same league at all. Another example of well delivered dialog being more than effective is Powers Booth's speech in the original Red Dawn about the start of WWIII. Good stuff. Honestly, I was ambivalent about Fury Road until I read about the making of book that came out a...

I kind of prefer leaving things, backstories, what have you, to the imagination. A well delivered piece of dialog from a talented actor often is more powerful than an entire spinoff movie centered on whatever event they're talking about. For instance, Quint's Indianapolis speech does not need a...

I think that looks pretty good, certainly a high quality presentation all around. Granted, it does look a little "pretty", I get that, but I wouldn't mind having that as a representation of the character.

Some people just don't get along.

Beyond Thunderdome gets a bad rap. It's not anywhere as good as it should be but it still feels aesthetically in line with MM2.

It's Hardy's long-time stuntman, Jacob Tomuri apparently.

Agreed. It certainly did feel completely alien compared to the original trilogy, which I prefer. I think so much of that otherworldly look and feel came as a result of color timing and post production trickery. Still, Gibson's weathered face would have been a sight to behold. He could have done...

Nobody does unhinged like Mel Gibson.

Fury Road would have had been so much more impactful if Gibson had returned. End of story. As a side note, I still think some of the performances in that movie are horribly acted (including Charlize's "redemption" line. Just cringey).

I can't see Viggo coming back at this point. The lost adventures and the Hunt for Gollum story would have been a great spinoff too, but I honestly think Mortensen has the integrity to pass on this. He already outright stated that Jackson got carried away with special effects on the original...

I'm curious if Miller will a)actually get to make his Max prequel, and b) if Hardy will be back or will it be recast again.

Not interested in the slightest, but introducing a new Superman... putting on his boots? Seriously?

Although I read very few of the Expanded Universe books and comics back in the 90s, I do remember enjoying the cover art along with the sheer number of of releases.

Makes sense from that standpoint. I know the yellow suit has it's loyal fans. I just prefer Logan in casual clothes. Seems more his style. Like the scene shown in the trailer, in the bar. That's what I'd prefer.