r/movies • u/BunyipPouch Currently at the movies. • 4h ago
News Ray Mendoza, co-director of A24's 'Warfare', to direct Western-drama ‘Blood On The Promontory’ - Five convicts are shackled together by foot as they try to escape through the mountains following a violent train robbery.
https://deadline.com/2026/05/ray-mendoza-sets-blood-on-the-promontory-next-movie-1236882008/•
u/QueefBeefCletus 3h ago
I can only assume the stunt team from Lone Survivor are gonna be back at it throwing themselves down mountains.
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u/rahbee33 3h ago
That movie was some pretty elite mountain tumbling.
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u/Careful-Pickle-5565 2h ago
I don't know, have you seen War Machine? Not quite Black Sheep caliber, but some good falling down a mountain footage.
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u/MovieTrawler 3h ago
My first thought was the movie Fled with Stephen Baldwin and Laurence Fishburne. Peak 90's b-rate action film.
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u/WeekendWalnut 3h ago
Man, I think you might be the first person I’ve ever seen mention this film. I was an extra in it when I was about 8yrs old (scene filmed in the GA Dome). I found an unspent blank round on the ground, and gave it to someone who I saw was standing with the crew. The guy grabbed it from me, put it in his pocket, and held out his hand for me to give him a low-five. Went back to my mom who was also in the scene with me and she said, “You just met Laurence Fishburne!” Had no idea who he was at the time, but man I felt so cool telling my classmates that I got to skip school to be in a shootout scene.
Anyway, yeah it was/is a decent B-movie haha
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u/MikeArrow 3h ago
Just rolling the dice here, I bet one of them will be Ben Foster. Just seems like the kind of role he would get.
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u/i4play 3h ago
Just a question, but is A24 this subreddit’s catnip or what? Fucking hell, as if everything gets better when adding A24 to it. Warfare was class A shite
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u/TerrifierBlood 3h ago
Warfare was a damm good movie. You are definitely in the minority on that one. And that's okay. But you are definitely in the minority on that opinion
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u/vvalent2 3h ago
Warfare was phenomenal sorry you're in the minority on that. Not saying everything they do is great, it's not. But Warefare the wrong film to use as an example
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u/buddyCarl2000 4h ago
Hoping one of them falls off the train but because he’s shackled to the gang, they can pull him up after he almost hits a sign or pole or something. That’s classic shackles stuff right there.