Let us hope it tops the old movie and series by far and is more true to the canon than they were.
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Wow this looks pretty awesome!
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I dunno… The thing I liked about the '84 release was it was directed by David Lynch. I haven’t seen it in ages though, so I might enjoy the movie.
I can’t remember the last time I watched a movie.
Our Robocop Remake doesn’t count
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I cant wait for this!
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Daisy Ridley, Tom Holland, Mads Mikkelsen, Nick Jonas.
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Been a WW fan since I was a little kid, all through my teen years and also now. Cannot wait. I sometimes wonder if my feminist ideals came from those years and exposure to a character like her.
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I am officially scared. . .
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What’s the matter? Chicken?
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I was honestly waiting for the satire channel logo to appear the whole time. When it didn’t I still had to go to YouTube to check it’s on the official KFC channel. I second @Beo’s 
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This looks so cool. They pushed Saul too far.
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Whole slew of movies coming to Netflix this year - at least one a week for the entire year…
And the huge variety and range of genres and scope of them means there’s sure to be something for everyone. Coming in the next couple of weeks to the end of the month:
Outside the Wire - 15 January:
The White Tiger - 22 January
Penguin Bloom - 27 January
Finding 'Ohana - 29 January
The Dig - 29 January
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Also keeping an eye out for Bliss on Prime (5 February):
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Worlds collide. Two enter, one will fall.
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Another month or so before the release of Zack Synder’s 4-hour Justice League magnum opus. Some teaser clips floating about this last week, most of which seem to be included in this just released new trailer.
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Cruella’s live action origin story. Emma Stone in something with a little edge (and, hopefully, a decent late-60s, early-70s punk inspired soundtrack!) from Disney?! Colour me intrigued.
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Not a trailer per se, but another Corona-delayed Disney project that I’ve really been looking forward to… Peter Jackson has been working with over 60-hours of Beatles archival footage for his upcoming documentary “The Beatles: Get Back”. It has an August release now.
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