One Battle After Another (4K+2D Blu-ray SteelBook) (HMV Exclusive) [UK]
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I’ll be happy if that artwork sticks
Didn’t realise it’s WB. Finish will be sh!t then
Didn’t realise it’s WB. Finish will be sh!t then
Not complaining at all if that's what we get but I'm a firm believer in things can always get worse.
I am due to see the movie on Monday, I don't want to know too much about the move going i, but I did read a snippet of Empires 5 star review yesterday and that was enough to bang a pre order in on this. Il decided wether to keep or not after the watch / art reveal. 
Would an AI-generated image of a battle that never takes place in the movie suffice?
I imagine, the steel will be some rendition of a password saver... lets hope not. What other worse idea's can you come up with Ninja's?
Just got back from this. Absolute 10/10. Darkly hilarious and it’s the most intense role I’ve seen Sean Penn in. Also the most serious role I’ve seen Regina Hall in. Great movie
I haven't liked a PTA film in a while, almost 20 years, and this one being surrounded by 'controversy' – people saying it's liberal propaganda or whatever – I didn't expect much. Turns out most of it is exaggerated – sure it's touching upon 'revolutionaries', fighting 'the system', but it doesn't really glorify it, rather showing the pointlessness and various consequences of it, one of the characters, the mother, being too self-centered and egoistic, not talking about being a bit of a **** as well. Leo's character is often irritated with the 'liberals' and their rules, cursing them himself in a funny way. I also liked his stoned forgetfulness, stumbling around majority of the movie, kinda like Lebowski.
There's the director's signature background music accompanying long sequences made of separate scenes, which I love since Magnolia. Music itself isn't as good, but still...
Liked the real on location shooting of the whole film and the desert finale with the rocky roads especially.
Wouldn't have trusted those people in place of Lockjaw though – his character intentionally was written as a dummy, because a man of his experience would've suspected something...
There's the director's signature background music accompanying long sequences made of separate scenes, which I love since Magnolia. Music itself isn't as good, but still...
Liked the real on location shooting of the whole film and the desert finale with the rocky roads especially.
Wouldn't have trusted those people in place of Lockjaw though – his character intentionally was written as a dummy, because a man of his experience would've suspected something...
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