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[SixOhNine]



...I want to catch all episodes but haven't been able to watch anything because it is on at Friday night at 10pm.

I said something similar to my girlfriend and she said, "I think timeslots are so antiquated. I just set my dvr for everything I'm interested in, then watch when it's convenient. I couldn't tell you when any of my shows is actually on the air."

I realized I do the same. I usually have a backlog of 1-2 episodes of the things I watch, so whenever I do watch TV, I have a full range of options for whatever my mood might be.

Networks need to hurry up and adapt to this, since it's the future of TV.

 

[SchwererGustav]

I've given "Constantine" a decent stab - three and a half episodes. Though it hasn't won me over completely, I love the casting of Papa Midnite and I still hope to see Deadman, Swamp Thing and others from the Justice League Dark.

 

[Neo_Version 7]

 

[jrd617]

Wow now I think JW looks like a steaming turd... Trailer was terrible

 

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Exclusive - 'Justice League: Dark' Script In Studio Hands Today

http://www.forbes.com/sites/markhug...ice-league-dark-script-in-studio-hands-today/

Fans have been wondering about the future of Guillermo del Toro’s cinematic adaptation of the DC Comics series Justice League: Dark, since the project wasn’t included in Warner Bros.’ announcement last month of their upcoming slate of superhero movies. The movie, tentatively titled Dark Universe, has been confirmed as a work in progress since the director confirmed it back in early 2013. Since then, however, we’ve have had to make do with only occasional updates, including word that the movie would exist in its own universe and likely not cross over with the other unified DC cinematic world of Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman, and other heroes.. When the series Constantine premiered on NBC this fall, many fans worried it might signal Warner Bros. had changed their minds about pursuing a feature film incarnation of Justice League: Dark (which isn’t a commentary on the show, which is terrific).

Well, thing just took a big leap forward. Today, the completed screenplay for Dark Universe officially went to weekend reads at Warner Bros. The studio’s reactions to the script will be coming back in a few days, and the film could take another step toward production if Warner has a favorable opinion of what they see on the page. The director confirmed the script’s completion and status while I chatted with him about his FX horror series The Strain (watch for that article coming in a few days, dear readers!).

 

[Jr Mouse]



Wow now I think JW looks like a steaming turd... Trailer was terrible

You are the 2nd person I've heard say this, but I don't get the hate. Looks fun enough even if the raptor pack at the end was stupid. Where is this hate coming from?

Honestly the trailer looked better then the two other sequels did. I'm going in with an open mind.

 

[Neo_Version 7]

IMO, I can kind of understand the dislike because the suspension of disbelief for the park to have been operating for years without incident is a lot to ask. The slow key piano theme was a little cheesy too. But w/ev. Looks fun and I'm gonna watch it at least twice (unless it really is a steaming pile of Triceratops dung)

 

[Jr Mouse]

Its harder to believe that a billion dollar company couldn't afford to hire people smart enough to plan a dinosaur park that would be safe for visitors. That is the real suspension of belief here.

 

[Neo_Version 7]

Plot synopsis says the park has been operating without incident for 20 years.

 

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Matthew McConaughey to take The Stand for Stephen King adaptation


Oscar-winning actor tipped to play villain in four-film version of King’s epic novel, directed by The Fault in Our Stars’s Josh Boone


Matthew McConaughey is tipped to take the role of villainous Randall Flagg in The Stand, a Hollywood franchise based on the 1978 Stephen King novel. Backed by Warner Bros, The Stand will be released as four standalone pictures directed by Josh Boone. Discussing the project on Kevin Smith’s podcast, Boone described The Stand as “the Godfather of post-apocalyptic thrillers.”


Conceived as an American version of The Lord of the Rings, King’s 1200-page epic spotlights the battle between good and evil after a deadly virus has wiped out the bulk of the world’s population. McConaughey looks set to play the story’s chief antagonist, a grinning cowboy with supernatural powers who establishes a power base in the ruins of Las Vegas.

 

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[jrd617]

Such awful dialogue

"You really made a new dinosaur?"

"Bad idea."

"It's highly intelligent. It will kill anything that moves."

"Depends what kind of Dino they cooked up in that lab"

Don't get me started on that cheesy looking CGI. Look how ****** the gate looks and how ****** that aquatic Dino looks

 

[GraphicNovelty]

I don't know if you remember the first Jurassic park but the dialogue in that one was pretty terrible as well.

 

[Jr Mouse]

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