2020 Movies (now including 2021 - 2025)

[Hammers1993]

Another year and another set of movies being released.

As always there are a few surprises throughout the year that come out but the big movies look to be good ones this year:

- The Gentlemen
- Jojo Rabbit
- 1917
- Uncut Gems
- Bombshell
-Bad Boys for Life
- The Lighthouse
- Just Mercy
- A Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood
- Parasite
- Birds of Prey
- Dolittle
- Sonic the Hedgehog
- Bloodshot
- Portrait of a Lady on Fire
- Dark Waters
- Onward
- A Quiet Place: Part 2
- Mulan
- Bond: No Time to Die
- The New Mutants
- Black Widow
- Scoob!
- Fast and Furious 9
- Wonder Woman 1984
- Ghostbusters: Afterlife
- Minions: The Rise of Gru
- Tenet
- Top Gun: Maverick
- Jungle Cruise
- Morbius
- Bill & Ted Face the Music
- The King's Man
- Halloween Kills
- Eternals
- Gozilla vs. Kong
- Dune
- Coming 2 America
- West Side Story

[Swiss Toni]

Napoléon was shit. Some of dialogue between him and Josephine was comical . Did they bring Barbara Cartland from the dead to write the script . Wellington looked like a caricature from a Punch comic. I don’t think R Scott has done anything good since Kingdom Heaven

[zico]

"Manuel - Yeah me too, it was great entertainment and the lovely Kelly Lynch was pleasing on the eye. I heard a rumour that Ridley Scott's Gladiator sequel is allegedly over budget and may need to make £600 - £700 million to break even. Madness if true. Scott has made some absolute classics but a tad hit and miss in recent years. Why remake such a classic, you can't recreate such a great film."

[zico]

"Manuel - Yeah me too, it was great entertainment and the lovely Kelly Lynch was pleasing on the eye. I heard a rumour that Ridley Scott's Gladiator sequel is allegedly over budget and may need to make £600 - £700 million to break even. Madness if true. Scott has made some absolute classics but a tad hit and miss in recent years. Why remake such a classic, you can't recreate such a great film."

[Sydney_Iron]

"Watched Napoleon, thought it a bit too long and drawn out, Battle scenes are great but in between its a bit meh for long periods! Joaquin Phoenix is ok as the main man, but clearly a bit of an oddball, as was Napoleon i suppose. LOL Also had the trigger warning at the start (watching on Apple TV) that had me rolling my eyes, but i think this type of thing is going to become the norm."

[Manuel]

"Another remake out soon - Roadhouse, with Jake Gyllenhaal. I loved the original film with Patrick Swayze."

[the coming of gary]

".. Soldo ... no, haven't been there , dont know why not, i've now decided to go soon ! (sorry for late reply) ."

[RBshorty]

The Campaigns of Napoleon: The mind and method of History greatest Soldier. By David G. Chandler. Is the book by witch all others are judge by. On military matters of the little Corsican. Cost about a tenner for a E copy. But a actual copy runs into the hundreds.!

[chim chim cha boo]

Wow the site is properly spazzing out on me today.

[chim chim cha boo]

"The public never really took to Wellesley like they did Nelson and like his great grandson was a great war politician but a poor prime minister in a time of peace. In fact the windows of his London home, Aspley House had the windows smashed so regularly that he had a wrought iron high fence put around the property, hence the periodical Punch satirising him and where he got his nickname 'the iron Duke' from."

[chim chim cha boo]

"The public never really took to Wellesley like they did Nelson and like his great grandson was a great war politician but a poor prime minister in a time of peace. In fact the windows of his London home, Aspley House had the windows smashed so regularly that he had a wrought iron high fence put around the property, hence the periodical Punch satirising him and where he got his nickname 'the iron Duke' from."

[Northern Sold]

"Duke of Wellington: [referring to his army] I don't know what they'll do to the enemy; but, by God, they frighten me tcog.... you been to the National Army museum at Chelsea?? Stuff they have got there is mind blowing regarding Waterloo.... Pictons hat with bullet hole in it (and lead ball taken from his head) ... the saw that cut off Uxbridge's leg... Wellington's cape from the battle... the skeleton of Marengo (Napoleon's horse)..."

[the coming of gary]

"Agreed, they will never beat 1970 Waterloo Ney ; ' Wellingtons on the run - he's retreating ! ' Napoleon; ' If Wellingtons retreating, what are you doing here? ' ."

[jfk]

Haha üëèüëèüòâ Hemorrhoided up short arse French married to a slag kissing cսnt.

[Northern Sold]

Yeah it does rile me fella.... yeah I understand artistic licence... but fuck me don't rewrite history... it drives me mad... Waterloo (1970) is a brilliant and pretty accurate description of what happened.... certainly never had old' Boney on a horse flying into the British squares with his sabre flashing...... he had piles... he could barely stand never alone ride Marengo on a charge.

[jfk]

"NS, You’re obviously far more clued up on the historical facts than me,I could like you easily be inquisitive to know more as my knowledge on such matters are limited at a push. Hats off. As a film to watch the time flew by really enjoyed it unlike like the flowery moon cinamatic repepertive endurance. Each to their own I spose."

[Northern Sold]

"jfk... I thought total opposite ... I was really looking forward to Napoleon ... ever since I was a young lad I have been massively interested in the the Napoleonic Wars ... have visited Waterloo... seen the film 100 of times... same with Master and Commander... have read copious books, watched documentaries... so I am pretty clued up... which is what fucked me off with Ridley Scott completely re-writing history... he did not have to do it... it's a BRILLIANT story alone... you just had to retell it.... and his response to Historians of `well you wasn't fucking there' does not wash for me.... it was just a huge self indulgent jackanory mess for me... give me the Di caprio film any day of the week"

[jfk]

Watched Napoleon earlier thought it was very good even though almost three hours(paused reluctantly for a shit tidley takeaway half way trough as herself insisted)long. Miles better than killers of the flower moon shit that I got dragged along to the pictures to watch.

[zico]

Not new but i'm watching Manhunter 1986 on Sky. Forgotten what a brilliant film this is. If anyone hasn't seen it I highly recommend.

[RBshorty]

Liam Neeson in as Frank Drebin. That’s good casting. The issue is the script. With PC Hollywood calling the shots. I wouldn’t hold out much hope on this one.

[Lee Trundle]

"I've just read that they're making ‘THE NAKED GUN’ reboot (surprise surprise another reboot), coming out next year. It looks like HOLLYWOOD doesn't want to involve the writers or director of the original, so you know it's going to be extremely shit."

[chim chim cha boo]

Northern Sold 4:05 Wed Feb 21 'Old Rudy knew he was a bit of a cսnt' Made me laugh out loud! You can be the master of the understatement!

[Northern Sold]

Watched Zone of Interest last night (on the box)... I'm with you Chim... certainly played on my mind... the sound editing was superb... that constant background... mechanical sound.. brilliantly done.... very uneasy viewing and sometimes the best horrors are not what you see... very very clever. Interesting reading up about the Hoess family after... old Rudy had a bit of a climbdown at the N'burg trial... knew he was a bit of a cսnt and apologised for his general cuntishness... where as his missus fucked off to the US... died in washington DC in the 90's IIRC

[Nagel]

"""Everything coming out is a prequal, sequel, reboot or remake nowadays."" I guess that's probably because those things don't need to build an audience from scratch, and there's not enough cinemagoers these days for producers to risk spending a big budget on something new which could well be a financial disaster. With sequels and the like it's a lot easier to pre-sell distribution rights and have a lot of the budget covered before they even start filming."

[Nagel]

"""Everything coming out is a prequal, sequel, reboot or remake nowadays."" I guess that's probably because those things don't need to build an audience from scratch, and there's not enough cinemagoers these days for producers to risk spending a big budget on something new which could well be a financial disaster. With sequels and the like it's a lot easier to pre-sell distribution rights and have a lot of the budget covered before they even start filming."

[chim chim cha boo]

"I guess it's not for everyone Manip and won't have enough skinny naked dead people bulldozed into holes, but personally I thought it was a masterpiece. It's strange that the second time I saw it was with my brother and I realised (for the first time) that it appears that there's not a lot going on and some people (including my brother) wouldn't 'get' it and think it's shit. I was too busy trying to peep over the walls and through open doors to find it boring, just quietly horrifying. My brother came out and to his credit said that he thought it was brilliant."