Straight away Michael bay mentioned , that be me giving it a miss .
Haven't liked any of his films that I've watched, think his films are awful.
Not even enjoyable as in leave your brain at the door and enjoy the film .

More of interest for your young daughter, rather than you!

Barbie movie delayed until 2020 - BBC News

Yes, it is!

Is a 'Crocodile Dundee' Sequel Being Released in 2018? | Snopes

"Teasers posted online are actually promoting an Australian travel campaign."

Saw this yesterday. Thank goodness!

Hellboy Reboot

Anyone wanting to see this?

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Hellboy is scheduled to be released on January 11, 2019 but no Ron Perlman though.

It will be R Rated and a much darker reboot by Director Neil Marshall

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hellboy_(2019_film)

https://www.inverse.com/article/3891...-david-harbour

I'm interested, I would be excited more if it was Ron Perlman

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Mike Flanagan Dr Sleep
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EXCLUSIVE: After the out-sized grosses on the Stephen King novel adaptation It, Warner Bros has put it sequel to King’s The Shining on the fast track. Mike Flanagan has been set to direct Doctor Sleep, an adaptation of the 2013 King novel that picks up the life of the Redrum kid Danny Torrance when he is in his 40s and struggling with the same demons of anger and alcoholism that plagued his father.

Related'It' Balloons To $700M+ At Worldwide Box Office
Flanagan will rewrite the script originally adapted by Akiva Goldsman. Flanagan’s producing partner Trevor Macy will produce along with Vertigo Entertainment’s Jon Berg, and Goldsman is executive producer.


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The novel begins as Torrance carries the trauma of the Overlook Hotel into adulthood. He’s become a reflection of his murderous father, with lingering rage and a drinking problem that dulls his pain as well as his “shining” powers. Those powers return when he embraces sobriety and uses his gift to help the dying at a hospice. He establishes a psychic connection with a young girl who shares his extreme abilities, and who is being targeted by a scary group with the similar abilities. They’ve found that their powers grow if they inhale the “steam” that comes off others with the power to shine, when they are suffering painful deaths. There are direct connections to the Overlook Hotel and the incidents there that informed The Shining, which Stanley Kubrick directed in the classic 1980 Warner Bros film that starred Jack Nicholson, Shelley Duvall, Danny Lloyd and Scatman Crothers. Kevin McCormick is overseeing Doctor Sleep for Warner Bros.


Flanagan helmed the horror hit Oculus, and he and Macy just teamed for the Netflix adaptation of the King novel Gerald’s Game, which stars Carla Gugino. Flanagan and Macy are currently in production on The Haunting of Hill House for Netflix, and their other collaborations are Hush, Ouija: Origin of Evil and Before I Wake. Latter was released on Netflix January 5.

Macy’s Intrepid Pictures is currently in pre-production on the Paramount Players horror thriller Eli, directed by Ciarán Foy.

Not sure how that’s gonna work because Dick O’Halloran is a main character in the book, yet Kubrick killed him off in his version of the Shining.
But, other than Oculus, I’ve liked everything Mike Flanagan has done, so it might be ok :nod:

Although it's not upcoming and is currently in cinemas, it's great to see The Greatest Showman doing well.

6 weeks after it's release it's still in the US box office top 5, currently #4, and has good word of mouth (Even though the British press said it was overlong).

Hugh Jackman is a fantastic singer and i'm pleased this film is a hit.

Woo-hoo !

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6OntVY2igLw