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They dated but she didn’t almost marry him. Penn seemed to think she would but she’s spent the last 15 years talking in great detail about how she’d never get married and didn’t believe in it.

Given the steep drops in TLJ’s box office I’d say it’s pretty irrefutable right now that general audience opinion is also divided, not just the fanboys.

Yeah I feel like her being in a movie automatically lifts it from the absolute worst list. What did Transforms have to save it? Mark Walberg?

The Last Face is one of those movies where you can almost see the ensemble of experienced actors realize they’re in something that’s definitely not going to turn out how they thought it would.

Snow White becoming the Spiderman of the Grimm-verse movies. Endless iterations from a variety of studios, none very good.

Oh hell yeah. She was just kiss-your-fingers perfectly done ham in that movie. Like she really got it, what that drab snoozefest needed, and just swept the whole thing out from under everyone like a camp velveteen wearing magician yanking a tablecloth out from under a luke-warm meal at the worlds most self-serious

KInda heartbreaking that it’s Harley Quinn of all characters and not, say, Rey from Star Wars that’s the go-to female Halloween costume. I feel very conflicted about this. But such is the current society we live in I guess.

Those comments are just so freaking dumb I was actually suspicious of the context they were said in, because I can’t seem to find the full interview anywhere. But I honestly can’t think of any context this reply would be any less stupid or tone deaf anyway, so, well, to hell with Tim Burton and his literal whiteness

Alan Parish was trapped in the jungle as a child. I seem to remember him coming out of the game covered in hair with masses of leaves tied on himself for clothes rather than his child clothing still hanging off him like 90's Britney Spears.
But whatever, I’ll bite. Lets see what probably ridiculous contrived reason

This is Hollywood, an 11 year age gap is nothing compared to what usually happens! Tom Cruise’s last sci-fi lady-bro/love interest was then 29 year old Emily Blunt. He was 51. But yeah, it always looks out of place.

I mean I think that’s up to Narsissa. It may be that they consider themselves to always have been a woman and only recently processed the feeling in a way that made sense to them. In which case it would be pretty disrespectful to say you always saw her as a man. I know sometimes it’s tough for people who knew the

Sorry man, I think I replied to the wrong person. Hate this commenting system! I was talking to someone about BvS.

But while we’re here, on Max the dog movie, I guess she/he listed it because it was a critical dud that didn’t make much on a small budget. Usually a studio making smaller movies on budgets that low does

Wow, you mean Jezebel didn’t post about something wildly misleading and untrue because it sounded sensational for once? Well color me shocked.

That’s not how box office works, bud. Tentpole movies with year long marketing campaigns need to be making a huge profit. They need to be literally supporting the studio. And you’re not factoring in BvS’s huge marketing budget, which was estimated to run into the hundreds of millions.

They’re definitely not talking about Mad Max. They mean the box office failure and critically underwhelming movie ‘Max’, about a war dog.

Ft. the voice of Rita Leeds

*draws a deep breath* *falls to knees* NOOooooooOOOooOOoOooooooooo!!

Angelina’s live action Maleficient was written as good-hearted and kind turned jaded and bitter through betrayal as a teen. Ravenna is straight-up high-priestess of evil dictatorship town! Sure, she had a messed up childhood too, but I feel like Ravenna would tear through Maleficient without remorse or care for

Laika studios forever has my respect for continuing with such a painstaking way of animating. That kind of tactile magic is worth is when it’s up there on screen and this one in particular is blowing my mind. The fur on that monkey is amazing, as are all the sweeping landscapes.
This is one of my few anticipated movies

Laika’s movies have all done pretty respectably at the box office. Nothing to compete with Pixar obviously, but they turn a profit. I’m really hoping the gorgeous visuals and known voice actors draw people in more for this one, because it looks beyond stunning.