Eric the Clown

Ah yes, opening a movie about summer vacation in the middle of October makes so much sense.

They just moved Escape Room to the January 4 weekend, but yeah. It's still confusing to me no studio wants to take advantage of the barren January line-up and keep all of their stuff in December. Move some combination of Mortal Engines, Holmes & Watson, and Second Act there, and both months benefit.

Fuck this garbage world.

Still cracks me up how these morons are whining about Ackbar. Y'all only like him because he's a meme.

The flag is in the movie dipshit. Several times in fact.

There's reports he's working on a 12 Angry Men-esque film inbetween both Panthers.

Audiences can’t get enough of this generation’s greatest actor (gimme that “Not Cool” reaction Coolio)

Damn white male critics. Them hating on Life Itself made a good Hispanic man reevaluate his career smh

https://deadline.com/2018/10/disneys-mary-poppins-returns-wows-exhibitors-first-screening-1202482082/

You'll love the First Man ending. It's not GOAT like Land or Lash, but it's really quite beautiful.

You'd be surprised at how many grown-ass adults there are on the Internet who do nothing but whine about children's cartoons. The She-Ra backlash is the funniest thing ever though. Ya got these grown-ass men going on about how she doesn't look sexy anymore and how she's a "boyish lesbian" now, and that's ruining He-Man because Ess-Jay-Dubyas are taking over the franchise with their gay agenda. These goobers really don't remember that the OG He-Man was so gay there was a character named Fisto in the cast?

The flag's in the movie. In fact, there are probably about 4 or 5 different shots of the flag. Moron trolls are only upset because it doesn't painstakingly show the flag being planted on the moon because Chazelle decided a character arc was more important than a flag.

Yeah, it's pretty cool. Don't know if it's anything revolutionary or different from other space movies, but it's certainly not by the numbers. From a visual standpoint alone it's pretty stellar and makes it worth seeing in the theater, and Chazelle really delivers with both Armstrong as a character, as well as his journey.

Probably if evening shows pick up, which seems possible.

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/box-office-first-man-launches-11m-previews-1151832 First Man: 6/17 Venom: 30 A Star is Born: 27-28 Goosebumps: 16 El Royale: 8

Let's be real: Gosling's acting talents peaked in Remember the Titans

This could be a me thing, but I honestly feel like the marketing killed First Man. The trailers for this were super generic and the only reason I was remotely interested was Chazelle. Seems like the same case for the GA. Of course, an opening in the 20s or even high teens would still be okay for this

The Hemsbombs continue

Animated movies and shows, with a few exceptions like Simpsons or Family Guy, fall under their own separate union called the Animation Guild, meaning they don't have to adhere to rules from WGA or whatever. But that also means that when it comes to live-action adaptations of animated works, writers for animated productions, I assume, don't get compensated or any writing credits, because they were from two different unions. Linda Woolverton was the original screenwriter for BatB '91, but when '17 came around, the only credit she got was a "based on" mention.

Just the trailer made me start to cry. Can't imagine what the movie will be like.