Logan (New Wolverine movie March 3rd 2017)

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Wtf is that? Powder all grown up? :lol
 
He does look pretty creepy in the first pic (nice nod to his FA IIRC). Artsy pics aside, I hope they're an indicator of the film's cinematography and general feel. I don't want for them to suddenly go with bright colours and a "wide-screen" approach.

Mathieson shot Gladiator, Kingdom of Heaven and Robin Hood (2010). The guy's talented. At the same time, I agree that this should look more toned down. Something like Michael McDonough's work on Winter's Bone or Adam Arkapaw's on True Detective.

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I won't lie, after all these Jarmusch-ian teaser pics I'd **** my pants if they went the Down By Law/Stranger Than Paradise route and kept the movie black and white. I would literally **** my pants at such a bold statement from a CBM. I don't see it happening though.
 
Well there's precedent with black and white comic adaptations with the two Sin City films and certain episodes of The Walking Dead. I agree that it'd be great to see them go that route with Logan.

It'd also allow them to do NC-17 violence in an R-rated film which is why Tarantino dropped the color for that one sequence at the end of the first Kill Bill.
 
I can't remember, but didn't Caliban die in Apocalypse?


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Mathieson shot Gladiator, Kingdom of Heaven and Robin Hood (2010). The guy's talented. At the same time, I agree that this should look more toned down. Something like Michael McDonough's work on Winter's Bone or Adam Arkapaw's on True Detective.

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Mathieson sure has an impressive track-record, but after all the "what does it mean?!" pics, I reckon the final product should be more reflective of that. Cinematography can help so much if the script is ultimately shallow.

I won't lie, after all these Jarmusch-ian teaser pics I'd **** my pants if they went the Down By Law/Stranger Than Paradise route and kept the movie black and white. I would literally **** my pants at such a bold statement from a CBM. I don't see it happening though.

I wouldn't really hold my breath for that. There have been very few B&W films in recent years, the most well-known and wide-spread being The Artist & Goodnight, And Good Luck. While something like that would've been a bold choice, it's evident they're taking a more action-y route, what with X-23 and all.
 
One big circle.

Fury Road B&W being released.
Who is the original Mad Max, Crazy Mel.
Who would make a perfectly grizzled Wolverine, Crazy Mel.
What character are fans asking to be made B&W, Wolverine.
 
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This movie, without even a trailer released yet, already looks better than Doctor Strange.
 
Didn't Tarantino put the Crazy 88 fight in B&W to avoid problems with the MPAA? Or am I imagining that?

If Wolverine goes full berserker rage it could be that level of bloodshed. Although I honestly didn't think there was that much objectionable gore in the 88 fight. Mostly just spurts of blood and a couple of gory inserts IIRC.
 
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