The thing is, I wouldn't stress out about reading any of it because most of it's just meaningless marketing fluff. For example, here's the one for TENET: https://www.in70mm.com/news/2020/tenet_press/index.htm I've seen the film countless times but I've never even attempted to read more than like two...

Yeah, Barbie is definitely taking the domestic opening weekend, by a big margin. I'm curious how it will perform overseas though, I think it will mainly be a hit in the U.S.. And we'll have to see if Barbie can keep up this pace week after week. Nolan films, on the other hand... Usually perform str...

Another dogshit poster to add to the collection

This person on Reddit claims to have seen it: https://www.reddit.com/user/Pizza_With_No_Sauce Disclaimer: It's a 28-day old account with only like 200 karma. I saw Oppenheimer the weekend before last (friends in high places). This movie doesn’t resemble a horror movie in the slightest. It has tense...

a professional news station pronouncing Cillian like it's still 2003

OK but what is the source for that? If the source is still only World of Reel, then it's not really confirmed yet lol

I don't think that we're gonna see the bombings directly; all evidence points to the contrary. What we will be seeing, I assume, is the main character's inner visualizations of the bomb's internal workings, of which that shot is a part. (I mean, Mr. Nolan told us as much--that we would be entering ...

I don't think that we're gonna see the bombings directly; all evidence points to the contrary. What we will be seeing, I assume, is the main character's inner visualizations of the bomb's internal workings, of which that shot is a part. (I mean, Mr. Nolan told us as much--that we would be entering h...

Supposedly, WB is going out of its way to date Barbie press/critic screenings to the exact same day and time as Oppenheimer's. No idea what their intentions are with a move like that, but it doesn't seem a friendly olive branch to me. It's made even more bizarre by the fact that the top brass at WB ...

You can't really use pre-pandemic movies as a basis of comparison. Consumer habits have fundamentally, irrevocably changed. A huge chunk of the population will never be seeing the inside of a theater ever again, unless it's for a once-in-a-generation experience like Top Gun: Maverick, which not only...