YOU WATCH YOUR STEP ON THIS, DISNEY. YOU WATCH YOUR STEP REAL GOOD.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0viIAJRMOs
A Wrinkle in Time is part of my childhood, OK? OK. I’ll be calm.
March 9th.
YOU WATCH YOUR STEP ON THIS, DISNEY. YOU WATCH YOUR STEP REAL GOOD.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0viIAJRMOs
A Wrinkle in Time is part of my childhood, OK? OK. I’ll be calm.
March 9th.
‘Very promising’ because 7 Days in Entebbe looks like they’re not going to be playing around with the narrative. Here are the bad guys (the terrorists); there are the good guys (Mossad). When the two intersect, the bad guys go away. Which is just what we all want to see.
Continue reading The very promising ‘7 Days in Entebbe’ trailer.
Huh. This… might not suck?
I’m with Allahpundit on this one; it seems almost impossible to think that Hollywood could play the Chappaquiddick story straight. And yet, here we are. Maybe the bloom is finally well be off that particular Irish rose, huh?
And that’s where I’ll leave it. Further commentary would be approaching a line.
My wife hadn’t seen The Last Jedi yet, so we went to go see. She had quite a bit to say about space tactics on the trip back, although she liked the movie overall (as much as she likes movies, which is kind of hit or miss usually). Honestly, the most interesting thing about her reaction? …The Porgs, man. She thought that the Porgs were hysterical. I may have to go to the mall tomorrow. Or maybe the Target will have them. Yeah, I should check the Target first.
Moe Lane
PS: I personally found that the movie rewarded a second viewing, although I understand that half of my readership were not entirely impressed by a first viewing. I readily concede that I am easygoing when it comes to movie reviews.
OK. I didn’t expect Ocean’s 8 to look this good.
It’s not a remake of the remake of the original, it’s not set in the same world (or is it?), it’s not the same heist (although it’s got some of the same tropes), and it’s not in Vegas. It could be good! It at least shows enough promise that I’m willing to give the next trailer a chance to persuade me. Your mileage may vary.
…Yeah. I never actually finished the book that this is based off of, because the premise was, to me, ridiculously absurd. How absurd? Let me put it this way: what you’re about to watch is fairly accurate, in terms of the world and situation.
Jeff visualized the oddity here:
I'll admit it — this is kind of strange to me at this point. That's one hell of a disparity. pic.twitter.com/p2o0L1Sk0H
— Jeff Blehar is *BOX OFFICE POISON* (@EsotericCD) December 16, 2017
Continue reading The superficial oddity of The Last Jedi’s Rotten Tomatoes Score.
Principal photography is finished on it:
Tolkien explores the formative years of the orphaned author as he finds friendship, love and artistic inspiration among a group of fellow outcasts at school. This takes him into the outbreak of World War I, which threatens to tear the “fellowship” apart. All of these experiences would inspire Tolkien to write his famous Middle-Earth novels.
So, who’s starring in it? Oh, somebody that you almost certainly know: Nicholas Hoult. …What’s that? No, really: you know this guy.
Seriously.
You don’t think you know who he is? Fine. Continue reading So, they’re doing a Tolkien biopic.
Short version: …dude.
Yeah. Based on this trailer, they changed things around from Annihilation the book. Heck, according to this interview director Alex Garland didn’t actually have a chance to read the rest of the trilogy before writing the screenplay and he doesn’t seem all that worried about that.