Atomic Blonde (David Leitch,July 28th 2017) Movie

from the writer of 300 and the director of John Wick, based on the graphic novel The Coldest City

starring Charlize Theron, James McAvoy, John Goodman, Til Schweiger, Eddie Marsan, Sofia Boutella and Toby Jones

 

Charlize Theron Kicks Ass In 'Atomic Blonde' First Look

 

Based off the people involved, I'm into this. Anticipating that trailer.

 

Not sure the action measures up to John Wick, but it looks fun. I'm always down to watch Charlize Theron kick ass.

 

Saw the trailer today

Sold

 

getting good buzz out of SXSW

 

Just saw the trailer for this. Pretty intrigued for sure. Excited to see more!

 

The trailer looked pretty good. Plus a great cast and director of John Wick? Yep, I'm sold.

 

FYI, I just noticed the title of the thread says "John" Leitch when it should be "David" Leitch.

 

Thanks fixed, was probably confusing it with John Wick

 

Badass!

 

Seeing this in just a bit

 

I've heard nothing but good things about this. Flipped through the source material and didn't really think it was for me. Given the comparisons, I'll check it out eventually.

 

This was incredible. A good description of this that I've seen is John Wick meets a Cold War-era spy film. And there's a lot of 80ish neon that worked very well, too. On top of that, some stellar music choices and impeccably violent action. Not to mention Charlize is as killer as advertised

Between Logan, this, and the upcoming Kingsman sequel, we're looking at a banner year for R-rated comic book movies

 

Also, this movie made me that much more excited for Deadpool 2 with Leitch as director. So there's that too

 

Managed to catch this again. While I still loved it, I think there'll be some people who will find it to be a bit style over substance in some spots. Doesn't really change everything else I've said about it though

 

Nice. Watching this tomorrow

 

I want every outfit Charlize Theron wore in this movie.

 

Second favorite movie this year. Watching again asap

 

Gonna have to find time to see this next week.

I'm betting this opens at #2 in the Box Office, with Dunkirk staying number one and hopefully no one on earth going to see the emoji movie.

 

I loved the action sequences, but everything around it is way too complicated and the characters are mostly boring. There's something to be said for movies like "John Wick" that keep it simple.

 

John Wick has an emotional edge that wins for me, but this is probably my favorite spy movie since... Casino Royale? It at least blows every other Bond movie since out of the water.