Pride and Prejudice and Zombies | Feb. 5, 2016 | New Trailer on Page 3!

[Avatree]

16 hours ago, DamienRoc said:

What do you mean "only" six novels. That's a pretty strong output, especially in that era. Especially for a writer who died at 41.

I don't know what era she lived in and didn't know she died at 41. I just mean that since she has a legendary status as one of the greatest writers who ever lived, I assumed she had some grand collection of masterpieces... I mean, think of a legendary filmmaker who only made 6 films.

[BadAtGender]

43 minutes ago, Total Treecall said:

I don't know what era she lived in and didn't know she died at 41. I just mean that since she has a legendary status as one of the greatest writers who ever lived, I assumed she had some grand collection of masterpieces... I mean, think of a legendary filmmaker who only made 6 films.

 

Sergio Leone was credited as director on seven films.

[Spidey Freak]

1 hour ago, Total Treecall said:

I don't know what era she lived in and didn't know she died at 41. I just mean that since she has a legendary status as one of the greatest writers who ever lived, I assumed she had some grand collection of masterpieces... I mean, think of a legendary filmmaker who only made 6 films.

 

The one who immediately comes to mind for me is Satoshi Kon (he didn't even get to 6, more like 4.5 and a mini-series, though he worked on other projects in capacities other than direction). Like Austen, he died relatively young (46) but not before making his indelible mark in animation and as Richard Corliss pointed out in his Time magazine eulogy for Kon, filmmaking in general. If your work plays a key role in inspiring films like Inception and Black Swan, then you are pretty damn legendary in my book. 

Edited February 5, 2016 by Spidey Freak

[TalismanRing]

Terrence Mallick -  8 or 9 films over almost 50 years and he's picked up the pace in the last decade..

 

 

 

[Chewy]

McG has made 6 films on the nose

[department store basement]

This was a great movie. Screw the critics.

 

I loved the mid-credits sequence so much.

Edited February 6, 2016 by department store basement

[Stringer Bell Theory]

9 hours ago, Chewy said:

McG has made 6 films on the nose

Truly cinema's Jane Austen. 

[DAJK]

2 hours ago, department store basement said:

This was a great movie. Screw the critics.

 

I loved the mid-credits sequence so much.

I watched the mid credits and thought "please let there be ten more minutes... please?"

[snitch]

It was a fun movie.  The cast was into it and they were pretty good. I can only imagine how awesome it was going to be if it was R rated.

[TheMovieman]

So based on the latest estimates from Deadline, this won't even cross the $6M mark (they have it at $5.5M).

[department store basement]

2 minutes ago, TheMovieman said:

So based on the latest estimates from Deadline, this won't even cross the $6M mark (they have it at $5.5M).

 

I'm guessing cause of SB? My theater was about 30% full (higher than when I saw 5th Wave)

[TheMovieman]

Or it's just front-loaded.

[shayhiri]

Another unholy aberration the Shay will kill (after 5th Wave).

 

Die, movie, die.

 

PS: Lily James's in it and I had NO idea till now she was also in Cinderella. Liked her quite a bit more here. Well, the Shay's always been a brunettes man. That's why I'm spending the next month in the embrace of Siam and Indochina('s beauties). Ta-ta, folks.

[Blankments]

Final predict:

 

DOM: 13M

[department store basement]

On 2/10/2016 at 5:09 PM, Blankments said:

Final predict:

 

DOM: 13M

 

It might not even make that sadly.

 

It's not even going to reach 10m after its second weekend.

[Avatree]

And it looks like PPZ isn't even going to be doing very well in the UK. If it had released on a different weekend it would have fared better, but Deadpool, Zoolander, How to be Single and PPZ all opening (to various degrees) on the same weekend, Deadpool is just leaving everything else in the shadows.

Edited February 13, 2016 by Total Treecall

[department store basement]

3 minutes ago, Total Treecall said:

And it looks like PPZ isn't even going to be doing very well in the UK. If it had released on a different weekend it would have fared better, but Deadpool, Zoolander, How to be Single and PPZ all opening (to various degrees) on the same weekend, Deadpool is just leaving everything else in the shadows.

 

FOUR comedic movies on the same weekend? The distributors there sure must have fucked up.

Edited February 13, 2016 by department store basement

[Avatree]

Just now, department store basement said:

 

FOUR comedic movies on the same weekend? The distributors there sure must have fucked up.

This February is just a clusterfuck for comedies here.

 

Feb 5:

Dad's Army

Goosebumps

Zoolander previews

 

Feb 10:

Deadpool

 

Feb 11:

Pride and Prejudice and Zombies

 

Feb 12:

Deadpool

Zoolander

 

Feb 14:

How to be Single previews

 

Feb 19:

How to be Single

 

Feb 24:

Grimsby

[SchumacherFTW]

Our schedule is kinda screwed up that's for sure. Caught this last night, thought it was a good bit of dumb fun, didn't really have any reference point as I've never read nor seen an adaptation of pride and prejudice. 

[eddyxx]

I didn't realize this had already came out. So much for the zombie fad.