So everything lol
There's also that Baby Boss movie. Looks interesting. Kinda weird, but different. Strange. Who knows.
Wait, you're missing the Shamylan movie.
I don't know what it is, LP.
Here are some more films coming for 17.
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Split.
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Want to know a movie that really looks bad that I just saw an ad for? Whatever this is. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monster_Trucks_(film))
Want to know a movie that really looks bad that I just saw an ad for? Whatever this is. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monster_Trucks_(film))
That looks absolutely horrible. That is why all the ads, they don't show the companies who made it. You for example won't see Nickelodeon's name anywhere on it, because they know it will be a failure film. Yes, this was funded by Nickelodeon, and it started way back in 2013, but has been pushed back many times because they new it just was horrible, and they kept trying to fix it. They then removed all their names from the film and are just going to show it, and hope no one pays attention that they produced it.
Mrs. Obama dressed pretty on certain occasions, but sometimes they had horrible outfits on her. Today she looked pretty in the red dress.what is with you people and wrong topic posting?
A movie I don't plan to see, but one that will be doing way better then "Monster Trucks" is, "The Resurrection of Gavin Stone (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4902904/)." With a budget of only $2 million dollars, this film will most likely outperform it's $2 million dollar budget. It has a 7.7. IMDB rating and has already garnered praise as a good family friendly film for the year.
A movie I don't plan to see, but one that will be doing way better then "Monster Trucks" is, "The Resurrection of Gavin Stone (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4902904/)." With a budget of only $2 million dollars, this film will most likely outperform it's $2 million dollar budget. It has a 7.7. IMDB rating and has already garnered praise as a good family friendly film for the year.
This is a very interesting film too. It took only 20 days to film. Got a well known actor, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Brett Dalton, to play the main star, and then mainly relied on just extra's on the cheap or free.
WWE Studios (yes the fake wrestling company people) own the rights to this Christian film. Blumhouse Productions released the film the same day as their other film they are releasing this year, "Split."
Such contrasts here, it's almost funny.
Yeah, when I first saw the trailer for "Rings", I said "this'll be panned". I always manage to predict that stuff. :o
It has a lot of nudity and erotic sex scenes.
Meryl Streep for being overrated. It's about time.
This is a shock, no one expected this good of an opening.
Shock opening, 'Beauty and the Beast' Records $170M in U.S., $350M Globally in opening weekend! (http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/weekend-box-office-beauty-beast-waltzes-record-170m-986898) Places it in the top ten openings of all time. Don't think even Disney expected that.
The film has already been delayed one year, which is usually a sign that the film wasn't good to begin with and they are trying to fix it. They released a trailer only 6 months ago... They might not break even either since the film isn't going to be released in China. They've already spent $150 million on the film which is a heft hunk of change.
(https://pmcvariety.files.wordpress.com/2017/07/dunkirk-review.jpg)
Here we go, Dunkirk is getting reviews as the "best movie of the year" and a true movie masterpiece. Something that can't be said about anything else this year in film.
Entertainment Weekly (http://ew.com/movies/2017/07/17/dunkirk-review/)
Variety (http://variety.com/2017/film/reviews/dunkirk-review-christopher-nolan-1202495701/)
Hollywood Reporter (http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/review/dunkirk-review-1021600)
"Steven Spielberg laid claim to the Normandy beach landing, Clint Eastwood owns Iwo Jima, and now, Christopher Nolan has authored the definitive cinematic version of Dunkirk."
Dunkirk will release Jul 21, 2017.
Even though the movie is being critically acclaimed I still can't wait Nostalgia Critic to review it. XD
Pixar's Coco has been released and is getting good reviews, until people realize it is all about death. HA! It is the fourth highest grossing Thanksgiving release film so far, yet... YET.... it is struggling in the box office. It will easily pass it's $175 million dollar budget, but it hasn't passed it yet after the first weekend and part of another week, which... is slow for a Pixar movie. I guess what I am saying is, that it isn't drawing in people as much as other Pixar films.
The film was released a month early in Mexico and has grossed a record high $41 million. That is more then any other movie in pequino Mexico.
Film review (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5XYfRH9gu2k)
Pixar's COCOPixar's Coco has been released and is getting good reviews, until people realize it is all about death. HA! It is the fourth highest grossing Thanksgiving release film so far, yet... YET.... it is struggling in the box office. It will easily pass it's $175 million dollar budget, but it hasn't passed it yet after the first weekend and part of another week, which... is slow for a Pixar movie. I guess what I am saying is, that it isn't drawing in people as much as other Pixar films.
The film was released a month early in Mexico and has grossed a record high $41 million. That is more then any other movie in pequino Mexico.
Film review (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5XYfRH9gu2k)
UPDATE
The film had a very poor showing in the US. As of December 12, 2017, the film has only made $138.5 million in the US. That is a record low for Pixar. All other countries combined drew in $263 million. This will be a dud for Pixar in terms of money compared to other Pixar films, but it still drew in way more then they spent to produce it. In that sense, it was still a box office success.
The film has garnered positive reviews.
I never heard of Ferdinand as a book. So I guess it wasn't that well known if so far no one knew about it growing up and it is supposedly a childhood tale.
Die hard fans will love it even if the movie is a stinking pile of you know what. They will love it if a new movie comes out yearly. There are just going to be people like that. But the masses will get burned out after awhile I think.
I know I am tired of seeing Nissan advertisements trying to cross promote Star Wars in their ads. They are not going to sell me that a Rogue has some sort of magical powers like a space ship! They can show it as many times as they want, but it won't evoke those feelings! The Pathfinder doesn't make me think of Storm Troopers! Stop it!
I started a thread about it a while ago but I was the only one who was interested in it.
I saw it. It was about what I expected. Which is to to say: okayish. I think I liked it more than The Force Awakens, but I really wish they'd put all that money into new Sci Fi universes (or book conversions) instead of milking Star Wars until it's a desiccated corpse.