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Hey that's some useful Who trivia to impress my cousin with when we go see it, thanks Petty!

{{Just saw two trailers, Top Gun 2- which looks stunning, got to hand it to Cruise he seems to have balls of steel!
And Cats the musical, which is, well, its, um, yeah one to make your own mind up on that one.... }}

Top Gun Id love to see, Cats ? I would but, cant handle all this singing ! plus they played that tune at my mothers funeral so, not likely to enjoy this film,

That lead in Cats looks just a bit too...um...nubile. A sort of uncanny valley in costuming. I haven't seen the stage version of Cats but my impression is all the slinkiness was covered up in fur so didn't put disturbing things in your head.

Praps she's a Sphynx cat, crinkly little hairless things ? Even short haired cats have some fur.

Furries...

Must admit I do like a Tom Cruise movie

{{ Not sure about The Witcher- but then I've never read the books only played the games so hard to tell in terms of adaptation. I shall be relying on my younger brother for his judgement on that as he has read the books. }}

The Cats trailer looks scarier than Witcher by far that is some weird shit.

The fat cats put in for body humour... (where's the barfing emoticon?)

The trailer's so deceptive and mindless. Carefully calculated to inspire a certain series of emotions in the viewer, but consisting of nothing but visuals, music, and context-less buzz-word-fueled lines of dialogue.

"Are you going to try for a better life too?" "I haven't seen you before, have I?" smiles lovingly "Here we go! Haha!"
BLECH

James Corden is awful.

Edit: How the heck did an entire musical about cat-people even become popular in the first place?

{{ Well it base don TS Elliots collection of poems about cats called 'Old Possum's Book of Natural cats' though not sure how 'based' on as Ive not read it save for Macavity which I did at school (and really liked about a criminal cat) , or ever seen the musical. }}

Forest Shepherd wrote: How the heck did an entire musical about cat-people even become popular in the first place?

Nothing like it had ever been done before, and the music is incredible. If someone with a track record does something crazy people are willing to follow him because of that record. Paid off in spades in this case.

Ah heck yeah!

Seems too real-world for Cumberbums to be involved.

{{ Well before his Hollywood breakthrough he was a serious drama actor }}

Good old Crumbly wumbly snitch snatch door on the latch Cumberbatch
(I liked his version )

The Richard III clip is blocked in my country, of course!

As soon as the ticking noise started in the 1917 preview I thought to myself, "Ah yes, I too saw the trailer for Dunkirk." This is at least the second time Burntduck Crumblybatch has played a WWI officer after War Horse. I guess he's got the face for it: goes well with a moustache.

The colouring for that movie reminds me of the Peter Jackson documentary actually!

(But was there no grand excitement for The Lighthouse?) If the film's dialogue is as tastily era-appropriate as in The Witch, I will be greatly pleased.

Looks like Alien but underwater.

I see Disney are re-doing all the classic animations to fit in with today's technology. Id watch Lady/Tramp but I wouldn't pay to go to the cinema to see it. The Underwater one looks creepy, Id like to see that one.

The Tramp film had "Original fim streaming November 12" at the end of it. Does that mean that the original will be streaming on that date (isn't it already?) or that they just called a re-make an "original film". Bloody hell, stop remaking your movies!!

Yep, classics should not be remade. Unless it's A Star is (re)Born, for which remaking it is sort of a Hollywood hobby.

Or Robin Hood (about 15 times) or Last of the Mohicans (9 films) or Frankenstein (dozens) or any of the other endless re-makes.