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[ratmonkey]

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He's the best there is, BUT he's a loose cannon!!!!!

Yeah, that's good classic trailerage there (although the first one is better in the Taken style one scene where you establish your protagonist as a badass motherfucker). I assume that's intentional maximum cliche usage there. This looks like seriously good shit. Guy Pearce in Escape from New York in Space is what I would buy for the proverbial dollar.

 

[Cormcolash]

Guy Pearce in Escape from New York in Space is what I would buy for the proverbial dollar.

Well, you just beat me to the description of this film!

Looks fucking hilarious!

 

[pete]

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[ratmonkey]

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It's a tornado, MADE OF METAL!!

 

[ratmonkey]

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It's a tornado, MADE OF METAL!!

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[7 - No tomorrow]

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Being released straight to Direct TV in May

I suppose that means that there will be quality copies available soon after.

 

[ratmonkey]

Allegedly getting a theatrical release in the UK on the 11th of May, so possibly here also.

 

[Cormcolash]

Looks ridiculous. Hopefully he calls someone sugartits

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

Poor Mel

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

I'm seeing Safe House tonight

Get in.

 

[Anthem]

Looking forward to this one:

[video=youtube_share;45Q48-XvL4s]http://youtu.be/45Q48-XvL4s[/video]

 

[Cormcolash]

Didn't see any guns or shit there...

 

[ratmonkey]

It's ok, there are guns here. Also Chow Yun Fat. Also a severed head and a guy jumping through an iron gate. And Jiang Wen.

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[Cormcolash]

Looks fucking class

 

[David Kronenbourg]

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[Ferox13]

Looks like Irin Sky turned into a complete comedy I wanted a serious film about Moon Nazis.

 

[ratmonkey]

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[7 - No tomorrow]

This is still not sold out.

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[h=1]The Raid[/h]First Look - 25 Feb 2012 - 11:00, 100 mins
at Savoy
Gareth Evans and Iko Uwais will attend the screening.
Audiences will be scrambling to find enough compound adjectives to describe Gareth Huw Evans’ hard-driving, butt-kicking, pulse-pounding, bone-crunching, skull-smashing, blood-curdling martial arts siege movie, The Raid. Welsh-born Evans turned heads with his 2009 feature, Merantau. He teams again here with the same breakout action star, Iko Uwais, marrying Western genre conventions with the traditional Indonesian kickboxing discipline of silat. Rookie cop Rama (Uwais) heads out with a SWAT team on an ill-planned mission to bring down sadistic underworld kingpin Tama (Ray Sahetapy), who rules over a seedy population of thugs, criminals and junkies from his headquarters in a fortress-like Jakarta tenement block.


Most of the 20-member SWAT team are pulped before they know what hits them, leaving only a handful of men to weigh the choice of survival or the near-certain suicide of proceeding to the 15th floor to get the man they came for.Full of dynamic physical stunts and imaginative death blows, the movie balances moments of intense quiet with fresh crescendos of visceral violence. This kind of relentless noise and carnage can be numbing in less skilled hands, but Evans, who also handled the rapid-fire editing, brings elegance and imagination to the outrageously charged action, as well as unflagging energy. - David Rooney, The Hollywood Reporter

It would behoove you to get your holes in gear.

 

[ratmonkey]

That looks like being the proverbial shit; unfortunately I am nowhere near vicinitous.

 

[therealjohnny]

Looks like Irin Sky turned into a complete comedy I wanted a serious film about Moon Nazis.

I'm slightly disappointed with this too..it would have been much better if they'd played it straight.. probably