Eric Prime

With three months left until the new year, as well as a good chunk of the winter films getting trailers: 1. Avengers 3: $500M 2. Jurassic World 2: $450M 3. Han Solo: $400M 4. Aquaman: $360M 5. Black Panther: $360M 6. Incredibles 2: $350M 7. Deadpool 2: $290M 8. Grinch: $285M 9. Mary Poppins Returns: $270M 10. Ant-Man and the Wasp: $225M 11. Wreck-it Ralph 2: $210M 12. Fantastic Beasts 2: $200M 13. Ready Player One: $190M 14. Venom: $170M 15. Mission: Impossible 6: $170M 16. A Wrinkle in Time: $160M 17. Spider-Man: $140M 18. First Man: $140M 19. A Star is Born: $140M 20. Rampage: $135M 21. Hotel Transylvania 3: $130M 22. Ocean's 8: $130M 23. Alita: $120M 24. Dark Phoenix: $120M 25. Halloween: $120M 26. New Mutants: $120M 27. The Nun: $115M 28. The Pact: $110M 29. Red Sparrow: $105M 30. The Predator: $105M 31. Skyscraper: $100M 32. Holmes & Watson: $100M

I can see this getting a total in the $50M or $60M range. A niche film for sure, but it has a lot of starpower and it will go wide around the same time as the Golden Globe nominations are unveiled, so it'll likely get some good buzz from that (I would be shocked if it missed Best Picture and Best Actor for Comedy)

Joe and Edgar could be estranged, you never know.

Eh. Also the article states they're looking at Lupita Nyong'O. Now that I can get behind.

Judging by the first reactions, Cranston in Last Flag Flying doesn't seem to happen. Even people who liked the movie think he's too hammy. Fishburne also hasn't gotten much notices or attention, so he's probably out of the race as well.

http://deadline.com/2017/09/cleopatra-denis-villenueve-director-blade-runner-2049-sony-pictures-epic-1202178276/

Bold for lock, normal for likely, italics for maybe Kingsman Blade Runner Bad Moms Christmas Thor: Ragnarok Daddy's Home 2 Murder on the Orient Express Justice League Coco The Shape of Water Ferdinand Stair Wares Jumanji Pitch Perfect The Post/Papers/whatever the fuck it's called This will really come down to the wire.

The colors are purdy. The story looks intriguing. I like the two seconds of G-Rod. I'll be there.

Release date has now moved to October 20.

I gave you a "Sad" emoticon to round out the cast.

Out of all of the four family films coming next September, this is definitely the most interesting-sounding one from the bunch, if only because of the idea of Eli Roth, aka The Green Inferno guy, directing a children's movie with Jack Black and Cate Blanchett.

I guess now I have to see one of the million cuts of the original flick.

Kinda. The article does mention Amazon's considering supporting for all three, but does say "Cranston would get the leading tip," which I think is the most likely. Amazon has only been in the Oscar race for two years, but I doubt they would do something that ridiculous, especially with how weak Best Actor is this year, and Amazon might also campaign for Jim Belushi in Wonder Wheel, making four contenders a bit of a stretch. Although if Carell is going supporting, then that means he's probably going to get the nomination over Fishburne (unless voters are split between him in LFF and Battle of the Sexes)

I got the perfect video to abuse next summer if this movie does well.

http://deadline.com/2017/09/andy-garcia-mamma-mia-sequel-cast-universal-1202176535/ Andy Garcia joins.

@tribefan695 your wishes might soon come true.

Kingsman: The Golden Circle September 22, Movie Tavern, 7:00 PM Jumanji: Big laughs with pretty much all of the Kevin Hart/Rock scenes, and the ending. Suburbicon: Laughs Geostorm: My mom and I got a laugh at the part where the buildings fell like domino pieces. Nobody else did. American Made The Foreigner The Greatest Showman Red Sparrow Laughs throghout, with two or three huge ones for a couple of the scenes, and a couple of "ewws" at some of the grosser stuff. A couple people clapped at the end, and it seemed most of the audience had a good time.

If it matters, I enjoyed the film quite a bit. Not as much as TOG, but I think the hate for it is a touch undeserved, as it offers a lot of the things that made the first film great, with some likable new elements and characters. It's nowhere near as good as the first one, and I may be biased because I loved the first film more than most, but I still think Kingsman 2 was a fun time.

During the Teen Wolf finale, so probably around the 10PM-12AM timeframe.

My man.

http://deadline.com/2017/09/lady-bird-greta-gerwig-release-date-november-1202175334/ It now opens a week earlier in limited with a Nov. 3 release date. It'll expand wide on Thanksgiving.