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Great interview. A little surprised by how much praise Irons is giving
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Obviously chopped to bits but loving the look and especially the score
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It was also their next stop in their AC tour. Interviewers and press relayed they viewed the film. 116 min there, so it should be hovering near 2 hrs.
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Which other boards? Yeah, in Leicester Square's Odeon
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There was a screening today for the press junket
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??? I just explained this, it's either 115 or 140 and Alberta is incorrect
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http://www.boxofficemojo.com/movies/?id=assassinscreed.htm BoxOfficeMojo lists the runtime as 2 hrs 20 min. Which do we go by?
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This was pretty damn good. A terrific score is what we can expect from Jed, and it's sounding just like that here. Also, great footage, this may be one of the best they have shown
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New clip
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Fassbender, Kurzel, and Tellefsen took part in editing this film. As the head producer on the film with his production company, there's no conceivable way that Fassbender lets that occur. The 140 minute run time did not come from an official source
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http://albertafilmratings.ca/recentclass.aspx We're looking at a runtime of 115 mins if that's correct. Actually not surprised given the director at the helm
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He's either joking or has a good hunch
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Press Conference in Spain
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It could also be strategic, considering the unique scenario of its close proximity to Rogue One's release date. Positive reception can get buried by the Star Wars hype
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Premiere next week, maybe we can get some reliable reactions
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Can't find anything on that
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That's right, The Shallows had a late one and Mad Max (three days?). It's definitely not a favorable sign, but it does not explicitly indicate the quality of a movie or else we wouldn't have those aforementioned critical darlings.
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That inherently does not make logical sense. A review embargo does not directly affect the quality of a film. All it does is manage the release of reviews.
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The "boring dialogue" in Kurzel's direction I suppose? That might be a matter of taste, since even the review mentions that pattern in the director's portfolio of films.
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Embargoes have no bearing on the quality of the film, wether it's one week or two or three days out.
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He commended it for its direction. The reviewer appeals more to the perspective of a film goer
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If I'm not mistaken, was not Ghostbusters embargo the day before? That film also garnered positive reception from critics despite the negativity aimed at its direction. We all know there's a certain level of disdain for video game movies too
