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Deuce said:

Really? He's solid and certainly the only one that F4 ever faces that's worth a damn, but I think Dr Octopus and Magneto are tops.

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Deuce said:

Ex Machina was a nice little surprise. Didn't expect much but a good story and good effects. Plus Oscar Isaac is good in everything and he's in the new Star Wars, so it gives me hope for that.

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Deuce said:

I finally caught Kingsman: The Secret Service. One of the more underrated movies of the year.

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Carp said:

I hate British accents, so I'm out on this one.

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Carp said:

I hate British accents, so I'm out on this one.

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Deuce said:

Then watch it just to see Sam Jackson be the bad guy who talks with a lisp.

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Deuce said:

I finally caught Kingsman: The Secret Service. One of the more underrated movies of the year.

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Cowboysrock55 said:

I thought it looked horrific from the start so I never bothered to watch it.

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Deuce said:

I finally caught Kingsman: The Secret Service. One of the more underrated movies of the year.

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Iamtdg said:

We have it available with our On Demand service. May have to check it out.

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1bigfan13 said:

I know only a small few of you would be interested in it but Straight Outta Compton was really good. Definitely worth a watch in the theater.

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Carp said:

I'll watch pretty much anything that has Kurt Russell in it.

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boozeman said:

Say that reminds me. I guess The Escape From New York reboot is dead, right?

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‘Escape From New York’ Reboot Back On…By MrDisgusting on January 13, 2015@bradmiska

After years in development and a trip to turnaround, Fox has emerged from competitive bidding and closed a deal to remake the 1981 John Carpenter-directed cult classic Escape From New York, Deadline was the first to report.

Carpenter will be an executive producer and will exert creative influence over the project.

“In the original, Kurt Russell played Snake Plissken, an eyepatch-sporting tough guy who is conscripted to rescue the president of the United States after Air Force One — en route to a summit that could head off WWIII — goes missing after it crashes in New York, which has been relegated to a maximum security prison. Plissken, a former special forces operative convicted of trying to rob the Federal Reserve, is given 22 hours to liberate the president and a tape he carries which holds the key to peace. If he fails, he’s wired to explode.“

They are starting from scratch with the hope to reinvent the property with an eye toward launching a new franchise.

Andrew Rona and Alex Heineman’s The Picture Company will produce.

The original was released by Avco Embassy, and the rights were own by Studiocanal. Fox’s Mike Ireland brought it in and will steer.

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