Nope, it wasn't a space movie.Hmmm are you thinking about the next cloverfield movie? (God Particle)
Nope, it wasn't a space movie.Hmmm are you thinking about the next cloverfield movie? (God Particle)
Nah. That train kinda stalled out once the screenplays actually leaked.
Tom Hardy is so goddamn glad he's part of the Nolan inner circle of actors.
Apparently there is a horror film called Friend Request being distributed by the same studio that put out 47 meters down. It releases in 2 weeks. I wonder if IT will still be going strong enough to pretty much shut that film down.
What was weird about it?
There were, however, a few more scenes regarding Derry's history, and they were pretty dark/creepy. I remember a scene that was basically a bar fight that turned into an axe murder and nobody getting up to stop it and Pennywise just sitting in a corner (or behind the bar) and grinning at the whole thing. Something like that.
edit: I swear I've asked this before, but did something happen between Nolan and Guy Pearce?
Nolan never really worked with the Insomnia cast again either.
It's time for Nolan to make a Guy Pearce/Hugh Jackman buddy cop film.[/QUOTE]
I would LOVE for Nolan to utilize Jackman again. The Prestiege is still my favorite Nolan film
Apparently there is a horror film called Friend Request being distributed by the same studio that put out 47 meters down. It releases in 2 weeks. I wonder if IT will still be going strong enough to pretty much shut that film down.
They showed a trailer before IT and response at my theater wasn't laughter but just silence. I was thinking, "Didn't we just get Unfriended?"I've seen the trailer 3 times in theaters and it plays like a parody of horror films, though it's not trying to. It elicits unintentional laughter from the audience every time.
It'll probably do decent, but it really looks like utter garbage.
They showed a trailer before IT and response at my theater wasn't laughter but just silence. I was thinking, "Didn't we just get Unfriended?"
Between IT and Annabelle 2, I bet Paramount is starting to second think their cancellation of the Friday the 13th reboot.
Apparently there is a horror film called Friend Request being distributed by the same studio that put out 47 meters down. It releases in 2 weeks. I wonder if IT will still be going strong enough to pretty much shut that film down.
$8.8M Monday for IT
I was thinking the same thing. As a massive Friday the 13th fan I was definitely not happy to hear the news.
$8.8M Monday for IT
Seems like a normal high 60s drop for a horror film (outside of June-August). Correct me if I'm wrong.
Between IT and Annabelle 2, I bet Paramount is starting to second think their cancellation of the Friday the 13th reboot.
Think they give it another go? Maybe shoot for 2019?
Paramount would've still owned the IP had they actually made the Friday reboot that was supposed to release this October but they cancelled production after Rings bombed.However, there is a catch: Sources say Paramount only enjoys the rights for both titles for the next five years and has that amount of time to make follow-up movies.
IX got delayed to December 20.
I wanted Disney to have four 1 billion dollar films in the summer of 2019.
Question to kswiss, with the dollar now being significantly weaker than it was earlier this year and last year, what do you think the chances are that Justice League do 1B+ and Hulk Ragnarok do 800MM+ WW?
I have a weird movie question and I'm not sure of the appropriate thread to ask it.
For quite a while Rotten Tomatoes has had a movie on their front page with high early reviews (8/9 positive?). It was limited release and looked kind of interesting to me. Here's what I remember:
* Scifi / horror movie
* Poster had a woman on it
* Movie is about scientist who, thanks to a teleporter / transporter accident, can no longer form new memories
* I thought it was releasing in the next month or so?
It's now vanished. I've tried looking through various release lists and googling but I can't find anything. If anyone happens to know the name I'd appreciate it.
Thanks but not it either. I'm going to start thinking I imagined this movie. I wish I could searchmovies by tagline, because I'm pretty sure the tagline had "hell" in it.
I think the poster had a bunch of repeated images of the woman as well, reflected hall of mirrors style.
Justin Lin will develop to direct a film based on the 2016 Toronto Film Festival documentary Abacus: Small Enough To Jail, about how a Chinatown bank run by a Chinese immigrant family because the only U.S. bank to face criminal charges in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis that crippled the global economy.
Disney is going for $4B domestic in 2019 instead.
I count six films that have a good shot at $300M+ domestic. Some way over $300M.
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#ITMovie jumps big 31% TUE to $11.4M. Cume up to $143.6M, shd break $150M tonight. Has already grossed more than both #Conjuring films.
Lion King's clearing 700
The only issue is that Get Out wasn't a 'horror' movie.yes. IT will be over $150M going into the weekend, which gives it a good shot at passing $200M in 10 days. As long as the second weekend drop isn't any higher than low 60s.
It's pretty crazy that Get Out will lose its status as the biggest horror film of the year in IT's first 9 days. Get Out was previously the largest horror film in quite a long time.