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    YES! So happy they actually made this.



    Recommended reading: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Essex_(whaleship)

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    Quote Originally Posted by onthewall2983 View Post
    I can't wait! Between this and Netflix I will never subscribe to cable again.

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    And CBS has just announced they're going streaming as well. Except no Big Bang Theory or NFL football.

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    The HBO streaming will be awesome as long as it offers everything HBO Go has. I've been using a friend's account for Go but I'd gladly pay for the streaming.

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    Based on the true story of the Essex . Don't go read that if you don't want spoilers! It's also the story that inspired Moby Dick (which you must read because it's a masterpiece and because it's not really spoilerish since it ends with the ship sinking and don't go beyond that, which the movie does).

    I loooooooove those type of stories and I've been waiting for this movie since it was announced. Also: Hemsworth is hot.

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    Quote Originally Posted by marodi View Post

    It's also the story that inspired Moby Dick (which you must read because it's a masterpiece and because it's not really spoilerish since it ends with the ship sinking and don't go beyond that, which the movie does).
    Just yesterday, I picked up a used copy of a Ray Bradbury book I had never heard of..... Green Shadows, White Whale. It's an account of the adventures in Ireland that Ray had while adapting Moby Dick with John Huston for the 1956 film.

    http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/038...pf_rd_i=507846

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    Quote Originally Posted by Findus View Post
    Just yesterday, I picked up a used copy of a Ray Bradbury book I had never heard of..... Green Shadows, White Whale. It's an account of the adventures in Ireland that Ray had while adapting Moby Dick with John Huston for the 1956 film.

    http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/038...pf_rd_i=507846
    Must have this book! That movie gave me nightmares, seriously.

    I must point out though that Moby Dick is not the retelling of the Essex tragedy; there were no Ahab looking for a leg eater whale on board the Essex. Melville spoke to Owen Chase (Hemsworth's character) about the whale that sunk his ship and what he retained of the story is the behavior of that huge sperm whale: it deliberately (huge emphasis on deliberately) attack and sunk the Essex although none on the whaler ship had even try to attack it in the first place. That was one pissed of whale for some reason. And none of that is spoilerish since it's shown in the trailer.

    Like I said, it's what happens after that that's spoilers.

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    Finally! A movie for the rest of us that we can all enjoy.


    http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/i...vingchristmas/

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    A24. Alex Garland (making his directorial debut). Oscar Isaac. Domhnall Gleeson. ROBOTS.

    I am all about this movie.

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    An Evil Dead television series starring Bruce as Ash and Sam Raimi directing. You don't have to tell me twice.

    http://variety.com/2014/tv/news/evil...ll-1201352764/

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    I didn't see it mentioned on this page - The big Criterion/Barnes & Noble 50%-off sale is going on now through December 1st. GO GO GO.

    But be sure to ask about it if you're buying in-store. This summer, I tried picking up a few things from a store while I was on vacation, and the guy rang up my FULL total, then told me that the in-store sale didn't start until the next weekend or something.

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    Quote Originally Posted by onthewall2983 View Post
    Holy shit, this looks awesome just from that picture. How have I never heard of this??

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    Stephen King's "The Stand" will be a Jackson-esque, 4-movie, bloated epic.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fixer808 View Post
    Stephen King's "The Stand" will be a Jackson-esque, 4-movie, bloated epic.
    Aren't they suppose to adapt The Dark Tower as well?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Deepvoid View Post
    Aren't they suppose to adapt The Dark Tower as well?
    I must be the only person I know who isn't aware of that series, so I don't know!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Deepvoid View Post
    Aren't they suppose to adapt The Dark Tower as well?
    I think that got shut down a while ago. They were trying to divide it between movies and an HBO series, Ron Howard was involved.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fixer808 View Post
    Stephen King's "The Stand" will be a Jackson-esque, 4-movie, bloated epic.
    The Hobbit is indeed bloated; Jackson made 3 interminable movies out of a finger thick book but The Stand is one of King's longest novels (with IT and excluding The Dark Tower). I can understand why they're doing it in 3 movies.

    What they'd better not mess up is the casting of Randall Flagg.

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    Dammit, Ridley Scott, keep it together.

    http://uproxx.com/filmdrunk/2014/11/...washed-exodus/

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    Quote Originally Posted by FernandoDante View Post
    Dammit, Ridley Scott, keep it together.

    http://uproxx.com/filmdrunk/2014/11/...washed-exodus/
    I think he needs to retire. He doesn't really have it in him to make a great movie anymore.

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    The Shield (Complete Series Set) is on sale at Amazon

    I just bought this. Great price for a great series. I never watched it but being a Sons of Anarchy fan as well as hearing how great it is, it'd be dumb to miss buying this for $24.99.

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    Ted 2 leaked trailer with unfinished visuals and the puppeteer still in the shot.

    https://vid.me/eHpm

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    Quote Originally Posted by Space Suicide View Post
    The Shield (Complete Series Set) is on sale at Amazon

    I just bought this. Great price for a great series. I never watched it but being a Sons of Anarchy fan as well as hearing how great it is, it'd be dumb to miss buying this for $24.99.
    You definitely won't regret it. I got it for 30 earlier in the year but haven't gotten around to watching it much (I had a Hulu marathon last year).

    The only warning I'd give is that the packaging is kind of crap. It's something like 30-40 DVD's, and they are held in by two opposing spindles. You shouldn't have any issue with any discs getting loose, but it's a bit of a chore to go through them all to find the disc you want to watch.

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