The Great Movie Thread

[Hwen Hoshino]

I loved Rogue One

Too bad we have no idea what motivates the 2 chinese guys.

[de officiis]

Watched Bullitt from 1968 with Steve McQueen. Case scene...

[Xenophon]

I loved Rogue One

Too bad we have no idea what motivates the 2 chinese guys.

Diversity, duh.

[Hwen Hoshino]

I loved Rogue One

Too bad we have no idea what motivates the 2 chinese guys.

Diversity, duh.

They deserved better because they were awesome.

[pineapplemike]

^ looks good, maybe not greatest of 2017 or whatever but I haven't seen many movies this year

[SuburbanFarmer]

Too bad we have no idea what motivates the 2 chinese guys.

Diversity, duh.

They deserved better because they were awesome.

Wookiepedia is all over it.


http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Guardians_of_the_Whills

"Who are they?"
"The Guardians of the Whills. Protectors of the Temple of the Kyber. But there's nothing left to protect, so now they're just causing trouble for everybody."
―Jyn Erso and Captain Cassian Jeron Andor[src]

The Guardians of the Whills were a religious order active in the city of Jedha towards the end of the Age of the Galactic Empire. They traditionally handcrafted the lightbow, a complicated form of bowcaster native to Jedha,[2] such as the one used by Chirrut Îmwe during the Battle of Scarif.[2][3] The protectors of the ancient Temple of the Kyber, the Guardians were forced to live on the streets when the Empire occupied Jedha in search of kyber crystals and stripped the Temple bare of its many treasures, where they nonetheless remained true to their beliefs by preaching to the citizens about the Force.

[C-Mag]

Coming this Summer, Dunkirk

[Fife]

From the Carmel Pine Cone:

Eastwood's terrorism film: 'He's not going to sugarcoat it'

Eastwood is working on his next project, about three friends who stopped a terrorist attack two years ago on a train in France. One of them, a U.S. Air Force enlisted man named Spencer Stone, did something very few people have done and lived to tell about: Without a weapon or anything to defend himself, he charged a fanatical and heavily armed enemy, knocking him to the ground. And then he and his friends, Alek Skarlatos and Anthony Sadler, disarmed the man and rendered him unconscious, saving dozens, if not hundreds, of innocent lives in the process.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt6802308/

[C-Mag]

25 Most Re-Watchable Films

https://fivethirtyeight.com/datalab/wha ... 538twitter

[Ex-California]

Watched Bullitt from 1968 with Steve McQueen. Case scene...

I would give my left nut to be able to drive either one of those cars through those streets in that fashion