Oh ok cool, Thank you. I wonder how creative Lionsgate will be in this movie
Oh ok cool, Thank you. I wonder how creative Lionsgate will be in this movie
Tell me about it.Yeah I rented it tonight not expecting all that much. I thought the last Jurassic World was ok, not great besides the 3rd act. Would probably give that one a C+
But yeah I watched Fallen Kingdom tonight and thoroughly enjoyed it. There is actually some really nice shots / cinematography in it. The characters are still shallow and the plot isnt exactly anything to write home about but I found the overall action set pieces and dino stuff a good time.
A solid B in my book and I'm actually looking forward to the 3rd one quite a bit now.
Has anyone seen Life Itself and liked it? I know it has been torn to shreds in reviews but I'm still somewhat interested in seeing it. I know its supposed to be super melodramatic and sad.
Yeah I rented it tonight not expecting all that much. I thought the last Jurassic World was ok, not great besides the 3rd act. Would probably give that one a C+
But yeah I watched Fallen Kingdom tonight and thoroughly enjoyed it. There is actually some really nice shots / cinematography in it. The characters are still shallow and the plot isnt exactly anything to write home about but I found the overall action set pieces and dino stuff a good time.
A solid B in my book and I'm actually looking forward to the 3rd one quite a bit now.
There were things I definitely liked about it, but I was super bummed that such a talented director and crew were brought down by such a terrible script. I'm also extremely disappointed that Trevorrow is directing 3.Yeah I rented it tonight not expecting all that much. I thought the last Jurassic World was ok, not great besides the 3rd act. Would probably give that one a C+
But yeah I watched Fallen Kingdom tonight and thoroughly enjoyed it. There is actually some really nice shots / cinematography in it. The characters are still shallow and the plot isnt exactly anything to write home about but I found the overall action set pieces and dino stuff a good time.
A solid B in my book and I'm actually looking forward to the 3rd one quite a bit now.
Venom |OT| All those moments will be lost in time, like a turd in the windVenom |OT| I Like Being Bad; It Makes Me Happy
I hope the OT title references how even Spider-Man 3 is better than this movie will be
The editing of this thing is just incredible
Avi arad gotta be stopped
Warner Bros. is giving a Dec. 14 wide release to Clint Eastwood's latest movie The Mule, which he not only directed, but stars in.
As is standard for Eastwood, the four-time Oscar winning filmmaker finished the film early: Production wrapped in early July and a cut was recently shown to Warner Bros. brass over the weekend which wowed them.
In The Mule, Eastwood stars as Earl Stone (Eastwood), a man in his 80s who is broke, alone, and facing foreclosure of his business when he is offered a job that simply requires him to drive. Easy enough, but, unbeknownst to Earl, he's just signed on as a drug courier for a Mexican cartel. He does well—so well, in fact, that his cargo increases exponentially, and Earl is assigned a handler. But he isn't the only one keeping tabs on Earl; the mysterious new drug mule has also hit the radar of hard-charging DEA agent Colin Bates (Bradley Cooper).
While many will be quick to label The Mule as immediate awards season bait, especially given Eastwood's track record, we hear that The Mule is more in line with the legendary filmmaker's commercial vehicle Gran Torino which debuted limited on Dec. 12, 2008 and expanded over Christmas gradually swelling to an enormous $148M stateside, his highest grossing title as an actor, and second-highest as a director.
Bad Times at the El Royale $11,000,000 -8% $34,000,000 -8%
Creed 2 $23,000,000 $80,000,000
Ralph Breaks the Internet $50,000,000 $200,000,000
Robin Hood $9,500,000 $26,000,000
notable changes:
not sure what bumped the Goose but here we areCode:Hell Fest $6,000,000 -25% $14,000,000 -24% Bad Times at the El Royale $12,000,000 -8% $37,000,000 -8% Goosebumps: Haunted Halloween $17,000,000 +21% $54,000,000 +20%
new entries:
Keeping Fantastic Beasts flat from its previous entry which uh, sure.Code:Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald $75,000,000 $222,000,000 Instant Family $18,000,000 n/a Widows $20,000,000 $78,000,000
I'll back that.
Oh now y'all wanna hop on that ASIB > Venom dom total train huhThey are still keeping Venom at $65M OW $135M total, and A Star is Born at $44M OW $170M total.
i wonder if creed 2 will see a bump thanks to black panther/michael b jordan's performance.
i feel like the dude was already a star going into that movie but came out a super star.
People can tell it's a corporate-mandated sequel instead of how the original was a passion project from Ryan Coogler/MBJ.Six months ago I would have though so but I feel like the buzz on Creed 2 is pretty non-existent.
They also just confirmed that Adam Mckay(The Big Short) Dick Cheney biopic Vice starring Christain Bale, Amy Adams, Sam Rockwell as George W, etc opens wide on Christmas
Now that's a cast. Wow.They also just confirmed that Adam Mckay(The Big Short) Dick Cheney biopic Vice starring Christain Bale, Amy Adams, Sam Rockwell as George W, etc opens wide on Christmas
I will be seeing both but I hope A Star Is Born kills Venom at the box office.