you guys seriously need to watch more of the movies these actors are in. Channing Tatum is great in Magic Mike, 21 Jump Street, and Side Effects.

This better not be an April Fool's Joke. Seriously.

But unfortunately, I think it is.

Those who don't think McCoughaney is a great actor have either not seen him in Dazed and Confused, Bernie, Killer Joe, or Magic Mike. Cause if you have, you know from those films he is a great actor.

This is a fantastic casting decision.

SilverHeart wrote: 1: The fuck is with the

shoe shining? Do people still do that at public booths and stuff?

Yes, very much so. Particularly in "corporate" type of environments.

You do realize that Gandhi was filmed in India right? It's a lot easier to get 300,000 people. Particularly when 2/3 of them VOLUNTEER: 300,000 extras appeared in the funeral sequence. About 200,000 were volunteers and 94,560 were paid a small fee (under contract). The sequence was filmed on 31st Ja...

I'm sure some have realized that the last shot prior to the credits of BB and TDK were used in the marketing campaign for both those films. BB had Batman fly at the camera (used in trailer and TV spots) and TDK had Batman on the bat-pod running away (which was actually the very first shot of the 2nd...

admann wrote:I hate the steelers so if Ward was the only survivor ...great!

I wouldn't mind Bane shooting him in the back.

While it doesn't necessarily diminish the movie for me in any way I sort of have to agree. As an avid NFL fan, the usage of Pittsburgh Steelers football players could manage to pull people out of their immersion in the film. Seeing Hines Ward, Troy Polomalu, and Big Ben could detract from the exper...

Because I know well ahead going into it, I'll be able to sort of not make it as distracting. But most people won't know that actual Steelers players are in the film. When my film saw the trailer, his immediate reaction to the football scene was not the destruction of the field but "what the hell is ...

And I know non-US people will say it doesn't matter for them and that's fine.

But for the majority of Americans, they will recognize the faces of the people in the film and it will be a distraction.