What chance of this appearing at the cinema?

[abu hamster]

http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/fox/theateam/

[coma girl]

The picture alone puts me off

[dan05delaney]

please god no... who in there right mind would even think about making this film

[MrZigster]

Yeah! And during the showing we could dismantle the Cinema Tent and turn it into an armoured personnel carrier

[strudders]

Yeah! And during the showing we could dismantle the Cinema Tent and turn it into an armoured personnel carrier

[0rbita1]

Is a great excuse to put this link on though:

Spaced = win.

[popcornmaster]

God that looks atrocious

[bob parkhurst]

Is a great excuse to put this link on though:

Spaced = win.

[PabloCoke]

it looks awful.

i would have to watch it though, i'm not going to be able stop myself...

[OneLittleFish]

We should have a bad movie evening in the cinema field, Thursday evening maybe. Stuff like Gigli that's impossibly bad and often funny in how shit it is.

Any other suggestions about what could be shown for that?

[Rhyscot]

I personally think this would go down a treat

[0rbita1]

Two absolute pure and utter top-of-the-bill bad films:

'Jesus Christ Vampire Hunter'

and...

'Manos, The Hands of Fate'

[mikeb]

http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/fox/theateam/

Edited March 6, 2010 by mikeb

[Phil-itfc]

never really understood the attractions of watching films while at a festival, when there is so many others things going on that you wouldn't normal get to experience in the normal world.

[mikeb]

Me neither TBH, at least not as a matter of routine and certainly not unless it was something pretty d@mn special anyway. Would certainly never bother with any current or run-of-mill kinda film. The only film I've ever watched at Glasto was Donny Darko several years ago purely because I think it's a bl**dy good film and I wasn't going to miss the opportunity of seeing it on the big(ish) screen and all that.

I'd jump at the chance to see Breaking Glass for the same reason. In fact I'd probably kill for that one I might be tempted by Tommy or The Wall and possibly even by The Boat That Rocked if the weather was very cr@p but I can't think of anything else that would be likely to convince me that watching films at Glasto was a particularly good idea when there's a festival to enjoy !

Unusual or ancient classics and/or the kinda thing you're not ever that likely to find playing anywhere any time soon in general is a good thing I think tho.

Edited March 7, 2010 by mikeb

[rexclark]

never really understood the attractions of watching films while at a festival, when there is so many others things going on that you wouldn't normal get to experience in the normal world.