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[Mandolin]

Originally Posted by Excalibur

On the plus side. He is carrying spare mags

Now, if only he uses them.

Originally Posted by Spartan198

I am a little disappointed they didn't or couldn't get Stephen Lang.

I think he's busy with the Avatar sequels no one asked for.

[funkychinaman]

Speaking of James Cameron, THR has a nice article with Robert Patrick in time for the 25th anniversary re-release of T2, where he talks a bit about training to fire his Beretta without flinching and reloading. As great as that movie was, and as impressive as his performance was ripping through an entire mag without flinching, what's the deal with the sound editing? You're firing a 9mm in an enclosed hallway, and it literally goes pew-pew-pew?

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hea...t-1000-1030468

[Spartan198]

The Colt/Detonics sounds the same in most scenes it's used, so probably an aesthetic choice by Cameron.

[Mandolin]

Anyone else see Wind River yet? Good-to-great murder thriller from the writer of Sicario. Good gunfights too.

[Excalibur]

I just found out the movie 6 Days is on Amazon.

[funkychinaman]

Originally Posted by Excalibur

I just found out the movie 6 Days is on Amazon.

I guess no US theatrical release then?

[Excalibur]

Not sure, I have Amazon in another tab right now with the movie paused.

I checked and it was released already last week and only a small amount of theaters are actually showing it

[Swordfish941]

Originally Posted by Mandolin

So, anyone see the pictures of Josh Brolin as Cable for Deadpool 2?

He's got a horribly bastardized weapon that looks like a Vector with a Thompson stock, AR-15 quad rail, and a M203 on the bottom.

I'd like to know who cludged that thing together, so I can congratulate him on his kitbash skill and then shoot him for creating such an abomination to good taste.
http://empireonline.media/jpg/70/0/0...20Deadpool.jpg

To be fair, it looks more like a firearm than any gun that Rob Liefeld has ever drawn in his artistic career.

Anyone, I saw The Dark Tower last Friday with my dad. I thought it was good. I know a lot of people hate it because it's too different from the books, but I didn't mind that. I just started to read the Dark Tower books (I'm already on the second one).

And it isn't the worst Stephen King adaptation out there (I'm looking at you, Lawnmower Man).

[funkychinaman]

There are good movies, and then there are faithful Stephen King adaptations. Rarely do the two meet.

[S&Wshooter]

Originally Posted by funkychinaman

There are good movies, and then there are faithful Stephen King adaptations. Rarely do the two meet.

Think they'll put the part where the kids all bang into the new adaption of IT?