He hasn’t been funny since The Stapler (his best movie).
He hasn’t been funny since The Stapler (his best movie).
I would have preferred Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me: A Knives Out Mystery
So sort of a ground-based version of Stealth (2005)?
They’re both doofuses, but at least Vin is something of a meathead artist, whereas the The Rock is just totally devoid of scruples, creativity, or any other redeeming quality, and completely business focused. Just completely detestable and phony. Nothing about him seems authentic. I always found him mildly annoying,…
I just don’t know if killing off characters is the best way to get around them appearing onscreen if your movie is all about ghosts...
I’m going to guess there really is no alien spider?
A “quadragenarian” is someone in their 40s... Godzilla has been around since 1954. Nearly 70 years.
I get that franchises and IP are the key to getting anything made now, but “Kingdom Of The Apes” would be a much simpler, catchier, easier to say and remember title for this movie. And I think everyone would still know it was a new Planet Of The Apes movie.
A career retrospective for Shawn Levy? Is the take “In retrospect, not great!”
I feel like once you release Part 1, you’re kind of locked into the Part 2 title. The movie has come and gone with the Part 1 title, the posters and Bluray covers are printed, we’re locked in. It will be very odd to not have the Part 2 acknowledged. Not that I love it, it should have always had its own title. Dead…
Interesting about the script focus change. I can’t wait to see this.
Could not be more excited to see this. Scorsese, the cast, the incredible true history at the center. I read the book about five years ago, and was blown away by the details and injustice.
The Mandalorian and Andor were the only ones who came from creatives with a story pitch. It shows. Series like Kenobi come from mandates like “We can get Ewan Mcgegor and need Disney+ content, create an Obi-Wan Kenobi series for X release date.” It also shows. This has been the problem with Disney Star Wars since…
I haven’t seen this yet, but the trailer gave me a really strong feeling that I had seen this already, a comedy-horror film with a high schooler transported back in time to a 1980s slasher situation. With the core of the story comin from teaming up with the younger version of the main girl’s mom.
His comments on the lack of a plan for future installments despite an announced trilogy does not surprise me at all. The arc of the recent Halloween trilogy was pretty baffling. If you showed me the three movies in a vacuum, without credits, and then told me it was a planned trilogy from the same filmmakers, I would…
Such an odd review, with such odd, hyperspecific critiques that don’t speak to the overall quality.
Pardon my naivety, but the main reason for movie date reshuffling is that Zendaya and Timothée Chalamet won’t be able to do promotional appearances? Thos sort of thing is really seen as that important to the box office results? I see a lot of movies, but I rarely see anything with actors promoting them, aside form the…
I have definitely noticed a lot of fans who didn’t watch Rebels feeling like they are being left behind by Ahsoka, but the reality is that despite featuring a bunch of returning Rebels characters, what’s going on in Ahsoka isn’t any clearer to Rebels watchers. Ahsoka featured prominently in a handful of Rebels…
I mean, if we are talking ABC TV MCU, Agents of SHIELD already put Secret Invasion to shame with their LMD arc, and that is way more of a 1:1 premise. An infiltration conspiracy storyline that was full of tension and really made the “who can you trust?” premise work. Secret Invasion was supposed to be a paranoid spy co…
I guess they didn’t feel the need to rush on this, when no one cared or reacted when the second season was released.