Eric the Marxist
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Trailer's meh, but the Sundance and eventual TIFF praise will still keep me interested.
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26 minutes ago, CJohn said:
MAN THE PORTUGUESE PARAMOUNT FACEBOOK PAGE IS DESPERATE. Today they posted a Lin picture saying Are you ready for Justin Lin's new masterpiece? Beyond in theaters Thursday!. And I was like WHAT
At least Portugal's aware about the awesomeness of Lin da Gawd.
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Could this movie win Best Original Song and steal Lin-Manuel Miranda's chance at an EGOT?
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On 8/19/2016 at 6:34 PM, CoolEric258 said:
Welp, now I have to see Blair Witch Project now.
So I saw it. I'm a little wary about how this movie seems to have the witch do more stuff. I liked it more when the witch did very little, and only did the stick figures and the house, but I'm definitely still hyped for this.
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I need this in my life now!
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10 minutes ago, DAR said:
Way ahead of ya
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Ugh...no likes, but so many good Damon posts.
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4 minutes ago, WrathOfHan said:
is for disgust or being forced to do something. The other two have no purpose 
I'd say JCTJB can be used for emotions of shock or surprise.
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Just now, Sam said:
He's like 90% of why I'm stanning for Rogue One.
The other 10% is reserved for Forest Whitaker's hairpiece of course.
For me:
50% The potential the Anthology series could bring to Star Wars and Hollywood
25% VADAH
25% Amazing and beautiful cast of diverse and unique characters, all of them either up-and-comers, or severely underrated actors.
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3 minutes ago, Sam said:
Another reason to love Beyond.
John Cho/Sulu giving us that deserved Asian representation while other big franchises give no fucks.
Donnie Yen's gonna rock this December.
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3 minutes ago, Tele the Jet Baller said:
Speaking of what's in that tag,
Spoilerwhen Alberto got shot by Tanner, everyone in the theater gasped. And it was about 75% full, so it was pretty damn audible. It made me forget how wonderful crowds can be sometimes.
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17 minutes ago, Tele the Jet Baller said:
I think most people (at least the ones who know his name) know he can act. He's usually very good in almost everything he does.
Well I didn't know who he was until this year, so I had no idea he was this talented.
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It sucks that Ben Foster's other 2016 efforts were so bad, because this movie proves that he can really, really act. He's easily the highlight of the movie, and hopefully this movie gives him better scripts.
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6 minutes ago, MCKillswitch123 said:
Actually reviews aren't entirely unfavorable towards BIW. They paint that the 3rd act is bad, but everything beforehand is great. Maybe still worth giving it a chance?
Well he can't give it a chance, since Relativity pulled it...again.
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8 minutes ago, ThatOneWardog said:
I'm hyped for almost all of these movies, tbh.
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25 minutes ago, ThatOneWardog said:
My mom said I was allowed to see 4 more movies before school starts. So I'll be trying to see Jason Bourne, Pete's Dragon, War Dogs, and Kubo by September.
Where's Hell or High Water?
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12 minutes ago, Nova said:
So I know this is completely random, but I remember a discussion of how GOTG2 only had Pirates of the Caribbean as bigger budget film to compete with in May and how Pirates had Memorial Day Weekend all to itself and why a studio wouldn't move one of their bigger budget films to that weekend. Well this happened a few weeks ago but apparently Sony moved their Sci-Fi thriller "Life" to that weekend. It stars Jake Gyllenhaal and Ryan Reynolds and is about astronauts and stuff. Will be interesting to see how that film plays out (if its any good) against Pirates.
I see it grossing inbetween Alice 2 and Tomorrowland #s. But I doubt the budget will be anything extreme, so it'll probably be a success. I'd love for it to break out though; the premise sounds cool, and it's got my man Jake Gyllenhall. (And I assume you're excited to see Mr. Blake Lively in this movie.
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10 minutes ago, Tele the Jet Baller said:
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12 minutes ago, DAJK said:
The most exciting box office thing that happened was I just had a dream that Spider-Man homecoming had a 104M OD. I "watched" the first 20 minutes of it in my dream and it was good as hell.
Was Zendaya a redhead?
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Guess what I'm seeing tonight.
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35 minutes ago, Baumer loves Dory said:
Gotta tell you guys, the reviews for this have me all tingly inside and out. I'm not for reviews to influence me but I do respect some of the reviewers who have weighed in so far. They pretty much all say that Wingard has blown the roof off of the horror genre and the last third of this film is going to rewrite the book on horror.
Slight spoilers in this little blurb here, but nothing that gives away plot pieces:
and then this beauty:
September 16th seems so far away.
Welp, now I have to see Blair Witch Project now.
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1. Rogue One
2. Passengers
3. La La Land
4. Lego Batman
5. Moonlight
6. Moana
7. Fantastic Beasts
8. Storks
9. Spider-Man: Homecoming
10. Doctor Strange
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http://www.slashfilm.com/the-dark-tower-trailer/
The first footage is arriving in October (trailer with Inferno I guess). I know very little about the books, but the cast is worth a ticket alone for me.
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is for disgust or being forced to do something. The other two have no purpose 
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Storks | 9/23/2016 | WB Animation. Lord and Miller producing. New trailer page 2. Andy Samberg, Kelsey Grammer and Jennifer Aniston in voice cast.
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If this gets great reviews, and subsequently great box office, I'll be so happy that Lego Movie wasn't a fluke. I like WAG's game plan of Looney Tunes-esque comedies, and I don't want to see just Lego movies and H-B movies as their entire slate.