I'm wondering if Cooper is Batman.

If it's not him, it's Armie Hammer's role to lose, in my opinion.

Recent films prove that a release date means nothing in terms of what a movie is and how successful it will be. Blockbusters do not all have to be summer movies. Black Panther, Captain Marvel, Avatar, Star Wars, Avengers, Aquaman. Summer movies do not all have to be blockbusters. Ocean's 8, Sicario ...

I definitely think it might be a smaller movie. Not necessarily action oriented. Something like The Prestige but with a bigger production. And before it's argued that it's an "event" film... smaller movies can be event films. The Hateful Eight - and really anything by Tarantino - is an event film. E...

I totally forgot about Tarantino. I'm very excited about that one.

Malick is always up in the air. That could be 2022, lol. Or is it a lock?

2020 is looking way better than 2019 for movies, isn't it?

I can't even remember what else is coming out this year other than Endgame and Episode IX.

Scars wrote: ↑

February 13th, 2019, 8:41 pm

He better hurry up before everybody gets cast in Dune lol

Lmao.

Watch Michael Caine get cast in Dune next.

And then Cillian Murphy and Tom Hardy.

Man, this is getting huge. One of the biggest movies of 2020, no doubt.

Another thing to rule out (not that there was a great chance anyway).

https://www.thewrap.com/aldous-huxleys- ... ies-order/

Man, I keep forgetting how close Joker is getting. It seems like studios don't market their movies super far in advance like they used to.

The Special One wrote: ↑

February 13th, 2019, 11:51 am

Boy, this wait for some info is brutal.

Haha, yep. So close, yet so far away.