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Man, shitting on Murtaugh now? I need to take a break from GAF today.I dunno, I think I love the fact Kiss Kiss Bang Bang is a better movie than any Lethal Weapon. That's a lot to love, right there.
Also, dark secret nobody really likes to admit down deep: Danny Glover isn't very good as Murtaugh. A lot of confused goggling and sputtering and not much else.
Watch asking why. Best one yet, I laughed so hard.
''GODDAMNIT!''
I fucking hate the trailers because I really, really want to be as blind as possible going in to this but the trailers I have seen have just been so memorable that I already have scenes memorized mentally.
It has become one of my most anticipated films this year though for sure and I just hope the best stuff wasn't laid out in the trailers already.
One of the producers said that they were planning on making this into a franchise (if it does well).
Looks pretty good, although this:
Doesn't sound so good to me. Don't get me wrong, if it's a success and they can make more of em, more power to them, but man, everything needs to be a franchise these days. This feels like one Edgar Wright's cornetto movies - one and done. When it's so close to being a spoof of a genre I often think it's more powerful when it's just the one movie.
But that's just me being grumpy, don't mind that. Movie looks good! I'll watch it.
Shit looks awesome. Better not bomb as hard as Kiss Kiss Bang Bang.
So which one is correct ?
Seeing this Weds, pretty excited. IM3 was a good movie
Saw this tonight, really enjoyed it. It was hilarious throughout.
I would really recommend not watching the 'final trailer', seems to give a lot of the film away, and a lot of the jokes.
http://www.slashfilm.com/the-nice-guys-final-trailer/
Looks great.
Checkled at the Iron Man 3 namedrop, I mean there's better Shane Black movies they could put there.
Also, Russell Crowe seems to be turning into John Goodman.
Yeah, I guess it spoiled the ending :\
Wait, this is a Shane Black movie?
I'm fucking in for opening weekend.
Shane Black has only directed two movies, the second of which made over a billion dollars.