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Originally Posted by IdolEyes787
Yeah, that'll teach 'em a lesson!Quote:
Jurassic World has turned into quite the blockbuster hit. The film has crushed industry estimates, and has raked in a record $511.8 million globally, making it the first to ever break half a billion dollars over its opening weekend. That number comes from $204.6 million domestically, just shy of The Avengers' record $207.4 million weekend haul in 2012
I knew it would make money but that surprised even the studio as it was projecting about half that.
Obviously factors like the audience age for movies in theaters has been steadily dropping for over the last thirty years, the price of a ticket is triple what it use to be, the nostalgia for the first movie and the obvious total lack of taste by general public.
I only added the last because there have been a handful of really good sci-fi movies released in the last few years and almost all have suffered an ignominious death.
I defy you to watch this film (there's a very watchable cam out right now) and tell me that it's not stupid beyond belief.Which would be OK if it wasn't a the same time taking itself so fucking seriously.
I finished my class last night, so I'll have more meeeeee time now. :w00t: I have already downloaded that TS, so I'll flip a coin to determine whether I smash my hand with a hammer to dull the pain before or afterwards.
Automata : id need more than one line to sum up how S#*T it was....
I'm afraid those are the rules and nothing will happen if you break them.
It wasn't so much stitty as it should have been made as a 30 minute short.Quote:
Originally Posted by Demonictoyz
Grabbed the Hive-CM8 ts. Instead of lamenting the loss of Stan Winston's practical FX, or any kind of meaningful ensemble, I'll simply mention how good looking Bryce Howard is.Quote:
Originally Posted by IdolEyes787
Joking aside, Vincent D'onofrio was terribly underutilized. Watching him ham it up was the only highlight.
Only just recognized him as Pyle while going through the Daredevil series. In retrospect, he did such an amazing job (in FMJ) pushing both his soft side, as well as his dark, unstable side, that his typical "middle place" demeanor never really stood out as being the same person. Only now do I remember seeing him in things over the years. Such a HUGE part of that film is owed to him and R. Lee Ermey.Quote:
Originally Posted by piercerseth
He should be good as there's literally twice as much of him now.:mellow:Quote:
Originally Posted by piercerseth
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rnTpR4M1ZI
Batman seems to know what he's talking about.
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You either die a hero or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain.
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Originally Posted by piercerseth
I am a big fan of the blue eyes, pale skin and red hair thing but she's always had a tendency to blimp up.
I'm not sure how well it would hold up to modern rewatching, but I have fond memories of Adventures in Babysitting. :happy:Quote:
Originally Posted by IdolEyes787