Amorphous

New Halloween Kills trailer as well.

I will be seeing SPENCER, DUNE, LAST NIGHT IN SOHO, and HALLOWEEN KILLS.

Same thing happened with the original test screening for HALLOWEEN (2018). A guy notorious for loving the original sequel from 1981, went around to blogs, etc. and told them that the reaction to the film was extremely poor, and that the film was in extreme trouble. Whereas in fact, I know first hand, it actually got very strong reactions. The only negative was a certain sub plot, and that the original ending was anti climatic. Test screenings can go either way but it's frustrating when one person tries to speak for everyone with their extreme bias.

Very excited to see this at the Venice International Film Festival next week.

Pacing is really great, so it's not too much of an issue. Though I do think the second and third acts could have used another 15 minutes.

Anyone that has a problem with its 'social problems' clearly is not a true fan of the original lol.

Just got out of an advanced screening. Really good.

Seeing this at Venice International Film Festival next week. Will report back.

I wonder what Universal will show on Wednesday regarding Halloween Kills. A scene? A second trailer perhaps?

Nothing.

Wow. They're screening Ghostbusters: Afterlife to the entire CinemaCon audience right now.

Guaranteed box office smash.

This is coming out the same day as HK? Lmaooooooooo

October seemed like such a great date for Batman, that I don't understand why they wouldn't move Dune to the Holidays instead.

Maybe they'll move it up a bit? Early September? If they delay it again, that'll be brutal. Dune could have moved to the holidays, no?

lmao what?

Jeeeezuuusss.

Nope. Simply, no.

THAT's what that was when I got the invite? haha

In that case, today would have been the perfect time to announce a delay date (August), no?

It's not. The date is in the description/on the site. They most likely didn't include it in the trailer to give themselves leeway if it needs to be pushed/delayed.

Word of mouth will be what really keeps this film going, as well as a longer theatrical run.

Great trailer.

LordT.

I mean, there was no date given at the end of the tv spot, so they could theoretically hold it as long as they can if theaters open in August/September mostly.