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This wasn't a wise decision regardless, because they're essentially showing something that isn't finished.

He isn't wearing gloves. Why are his arms blue? Is his face obscured because Paramount knows it sucks?

I don't see the problem with this film. I mean, yeah, I see that it has problems, but I went into the theater expecting a dumb yet fun movie. I paid $5.75 and got a fucking dumb, yet fun movie.

I agree with others here. $600M seems like the ceiling for this. I don't know if I'll see it only because I was never really attached to the original film and have only seen it a few times in my life, but I would hate to see this make Pete's Dragon numbers. Not that it should, since Dumbo is iconic.

I've heard so many bad things about this film, and the comments here really don't help. This sounds like a misadventure, and just another film from Illumination that I will likely skip out on.

I made that remark mostly because I'm bored with how many horror movies are handled in this decade, particularly those involving demons or ghosts. Speaking of which, I didn't care for this trailer either. It just seemed too predictable.

36 degrees outside already. I'm not ready for this shit...

I want to say I'm excited, but with how The Conjuring spin off films have been, I would be lying. But it will be a smash hit. I know that much.

Another horror actor? Demián Bichir Joining Millie Bobby Brown in 'Godzilla vs. Kong' https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat-vision/demi-n-bichir-joining-millie-bobby-brown-godzilla-kong-1153121

I think the portrayal of Genie will make or break this. But I'm biased, because that's what's going to make or break this for me, as well as several other factors.

I need to see more before saying I'm interested in this or not. This is literally the only Disney live action remake that I care about.

After seeing this, I'm convinced that Tom Hardy took this role just to have an excuse to act like a maniac. The pre-MCU comparisons are spot on. I was entertained. Catwoman this film was not. But it is a bit like Ghost Rider with how it was handled.

I'm aware it's just a still and may not even be the final take for that moment, but I can't take Bill Hader's expression seriously in that photograph.

This will make The Mothman Prophecies look like a godly piece of fiction by comparison.

I haven't seen the original since before elementary school, so I am not sure how I would react to the classic one now. The original is a blur to me.

Jesus Christ. The point of Eggman is that he looks like an EGG with a bald head and a misaligned mustache. Paramount can't get a damn thing right.

The trailer makes me want to see it but damn it! I know if I do I'll be disappointed because it's a musical.

I knew what I was getting when I went to see this. Fun film that had some off tempo humor that still managed to come full circle and work while retaining the action that the series is known for. If you have nothing to do next Tuesday, this would be worth the $5.00.

The Nun Park Place Stadium Cinemas (Charleston, WV) | September 6th, 2018 @ 7:05 PM Attendance: 83 out of 150 Seats (55%) Trailer Venom - Some laughter, particularly during Venom's talk with the victim in the store. A Star is Born - A person booed when the trailer ended, inciting some laughter. Otherwise they were silent. (Teenagers...) Hunter Killer - No reactions. Assassination Nation - Surprisingly, had people talking...until the movie started. Fair crowd for what was a good sized room. A lot of the audience was comprised of teenagers and young adults, so of course they found it scary (I did not). Also, some dumb ass brought their kid to this and left early. What an idiot.

Potentially stupid question: If someone uses a gift card to buy a movie ticket, does it count towards BO cume or no? Asking for a friend, and I didn't know where else to go.

Saw it. It's the same old shit, despite what friends who saw preview screenings hyped it up to be. It imitates everything that's already been seen in countless horror movies this decade. There was a serious crowd though, most of which were comprised of teenagers who will find anything scary. If you've seen most of the films in The Conjuring series, you don't need to see this one. It's does nothing to stand out. Very tired and flat in atmosphere.

Saw it. There were 11 teenagers in the room aside from me. By the time the film was finished, only me and two (TWO) people, a young couple, were still in the theater. We already knew it, but this film is going to have toxic word of mouth. Now, the real question is: Can this outgross The Mothman Prophecies's worldwide cume? I doubt it.

If this grosses more than $20 million on OW, I will be surprised. More like $14 million.

I thought it was releasing on August 24th. Wow. This movie's as good as dead. Think it'll end up on a streaming service like Amazon Prime? Edit: Nvm, there are people who ponder the same question at this point.

I keep forgetting that this movie is a thing. That's not a good sign with a little over a month before release.