The Way Back l WB l March 6, 2020 l Coming to VOD 3/24

[Jonwo]

The budget is only $21m which isn't a lot so it doesn't need to do huge numbers.

[lorddemaxus]

17 minutes ago, TMP said:

You could have said the same thing verbatim about Warrior, lol

That's exactly why I said that. Although I haven't seen it yet, based on what I've heard I knew Warrior was a similar situation.

[TMP]

If Deep Water and Last Duel get solid reviews too, and his Scorsese-produced film about King Leopold gets off the ground, we'll be going through our second Benaissance in the span of 10 years. Nice.

[Ryan Reynolds]

this was quite good, but it seems like nobody really cares, a decade a go this might have been a big hit

[filmlover]

Saw this (and Onward) today and Affleck should seriously get an awards push for it. Too bad he likely won't with its sorta miniscule numbers and early year release.

[DAJK]

5 hours ago, Ryan Reynolds said:

this was quite good, but it seems like nobody really cares, a decade a go this might have been a big hit

 

5 hours ago, filmlover said:

Saw this (and Onward) today and Affleck should seriously get an awards push for it. Too bad he likely won't with its sorta miniscule numbers and early year release.

These are really good to hear! I'm going to try and see this on Tuesday, but I might end up watching Onward, depending which showtime fits best with my schedule. None of next week's releases really interest me, so I'll have time to catch up on this week's releases. 

[baumer]

I'm with filmlover....Affleck should get an awards push. He's awesome in this. 

[Ryan Reynolds]

At least this got an Oscar qualifying run for Affleck

[Morieris]

This is still scheduled to play at my theater next week.