Eric Quinn

I was just asking if I could make a topic.

With the recent decision by the MoviePass team to cheapen the service down to about $8 a month, a lot of people have wondered how this impacts moviegoing and the box office. Today, Deadline published an article detailing the service's impact on the November box office, and there are some interesting findings. To paraphrase: Within the list, what's interesting is that the limited releases, like Roman Israel and Three Billboards, have a bigger percentage of the OW pie than mainstream films like Justice League and Coco. Coco also had the lowest MP percentage, though that's probably because of famlies, who will likely have at most one or two people able to use the service. At the very least, MoviePass seems like a blessing for limited films, as it allows people to see more movies and see films they likely would have waited to watch on Redbox or Netflix. What say you?

@Lor San Tele Did you get my message?

https://letterboxd.com/film/the-greatest-showman/ Reception from Letterboxd is that the movie is "a'ight"

Off the top of my head, the only time I've cried actual tears has been Toy Story 3 and when I rewatched Tarzan a couple years ago. I guess I can only have emotions towards cartoon characters.

D'oh! I thought I typed win.

I hope Paddington 2 becomes a reverse Norbit and get Sally Hawkins that Oscar nom. She was an absolute delight in the first movie.

Y'all are weak mayne.

Considering how boring this weekend is, what are you guys predicting for next week? That Rian Johnson joint: $225M Event Film Ferdinand: $18M

Eh, I thought it enhanced the movie. It made it seem more fun and bouncy.

Why is Mark Rylance wearing a mop on his head? Also, looks much better than the previous trailer. Evil Mendelsohn is always fun, and the plot seems pretty entertaining, and it seems to have more to it than just "I know that thing."

I feel as if Luca made this movie just for me. Timothee is a babe, Armie Hammer is Daddy, and even Stuhlbarg ain't a bad piece himself ('specially with that beard and glasses combo)

2019's gonna be a banner year for him once The Goldfinch gets him that Oscar gold.

I haven't seen it yet, but the sexiness of Chalamet already makes the film an 11/10. (Oh, and Ronan's pretty too.)

Whatever makes you sleep at night, I guess.

Just know that I had a blast with it. My opinion is the most valuable in all of the site, so you know it's a good movie.

I love the Internet.

Replace E.T.'s long neck with the dude's long legs, and it really is almost exact.