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Can you blame the studios for wanting to cut costs?

Probably will be gone in some part of Riley's mind where they won't make a mess and only visit the main headquarters once in a while or something like that.

If you add the Taylor Swift rumored cameo, then count me in

Tbh, musicals have given him his best chances for Oscars (TGS, Les mis), it's where he shines the most

Half Hollywood was in that movie, so you can't blame Hugh for that

Garfield is a kind of a dark horse, It could ride the Mario & Barbie success wave, but those were brands that hadn't had a big film, unlike Garfield which has had quite a few.

Thanks for the info, didn't know all that. I have never seen The summer I turned pretty or Sex Lives of College Girls, but that probably just means I'm a bit out of touch with the Z Gen 😅. I'm not accepting the Diego Boneta disrespect tho, he's been huge in LatinoAmerica lately with his Luis Miguel series. Besides, he's worked in films with stars the size of Tom Cruise, Schwarzeneger, Alec Baldwin and Milla Jokovich. Angourice Rice's role in Spidey was so small I can barely remember her, and The Nice Guys was actually a really fun film, but it kinda feels like it's been a lifetime since it got released, her role in that film was actually good tho. Love, Victor is one I actually watched and really liked, loved Bebe Wood's role on that show, and definetely didn't recognize her in the new Mean girls promo tho, but now that I did, I don't know, she feels weird in that role, a little off. And yeah, McAdams, Seyfried and Caplan were just rising stars when they appeared in the original film, but LiLo carried all the star power needed for the film, and none of the new cast comes close to the star power she had back then. And I feel this time the stress power is much more needed, considering GP's reaction to what's been released so far has not been very positive, and at least someone like Olivia Rodrigo or Sadie Sink could make them curious for it.

- If they fear a musical will turn people off they should've just remade the original tbh. - This film could've done okayish if they had cast someone with star power to boost the film and get people talking and curious if "X" celebrity will live up to Regina George's name or something. And if they had gotten at least one of the main girls from the original in some important role it would've been perfect. I mean, even the straight-to-video sequel had Diego Boneta on it.

So... Elio is being pushed back to 2025, is this getting pushed as well?

I don't think any other artist have the power to do something similar than Taylor did

By Halloween, everyone interested in Saw would have already seen it, basides there are already enough horror films showing, so I don't think counterprogramming would work in this case.

As different as his films are, he does have a defining genre, most of his films fit into the historical drama category.

When he made TDK and TDKR there were 3 superhero films in the WW Year End top 10, and guess how many superhero films are on this year's top 10? 3

Can we talk about how wronged Shutter Island was and how great it would've slayed awards season if it wasn't released the same year as Inception?

It's curious how hard local cinema fell, we haven't had a local success during the COVID era, not even a streaming hit tbh. It's curious how big hits keep getting released around the world, but not from Mexico. And looking at the local films released this couple years, the quality seems to be all gone. I don't think Heroico could be the one to bring back the box office. Probably it's gonna take something controversial, like New order or Dance of the 41, which got a lot of interest, and could've been huge if released outside lockdown. Bardo had interest from the public, but was too metaphoric for the GP. Even a fan favorite like Luis Estrada flopped on streaming with his new film.

So, no local film this year to dominate the national holidays, right? Interesting...

Aquaman is the biggest film of the DCEU, and of course sequel it's gonna have a huge drop, but I don't think it will fall that hard considering there's not much competence for holiday season.

Well, yeah, but they still are part of a minority

The Lion King II: Simba's Pride got a wide release in Europe and Latinamerica, and was one of the most succesful straight to video sequels, so I bet Disney regreted not releasing it in theaters in the USA.

Did you talk to the cinema employees or something?

Haven't had the chance to watch Oppenheimer, but here goes my ranking. 1. Inception 2. Interstellar 3. TDKR 4. Memento 5. Batman Begins 6. Tenet 7. Dunkirk 8. The Dark Knight 9. The Prestige ...and even tho I liked the last two, I feel they are not that special and are highly overrated.

Based on first week alone, Oppenheimer has done much better than Dunkirk, what surprises me is that Nolan has kept winning fans with Dunkirk and Tenet, even if those are among his "worst" received films,

I wonder how Dunkirk couldn't get this succesful, speacially being a more "action" film, having a member of OneDirection in the cast, and Nolan was just coming from Interstellar, instead of "Tenet" which was not greatly loved.

So... when can we expect a trailer?

So, if the strike doesn't end soon, I bet this one's moving it's date...