RumHam

Of the six closest theaters to me that I used to got to, four are closed forever. The other two are smaller three screen theaters, one shows mostly independent films. That said, don't feel too bad for me. There are options within reasonable driving distance, or I could always take a train into queens. But I rarely bother anymore. I remember for a while my cable provider had a "free movie tuesday" deal with the theater that was just three blocks down my street. We saw a lot of shitty movies just because. The Spirit stands out. Probably the worst movie I ever saw in a theater. and I saw both Waterworld and Junior in theaters.

Don't get me wrong, so do I. I'm going to watch the movie, I'm just in no rush. There was zero chance I was going to go see this in theaters before the reviews and plot leak. Mostly cause both theaters in town closed during covid.

oh absolutly. I remember when the plot of Avengers: Endgame leaked people were sooo dissapointed "this movie is gonna suck, wtf the plot makes no sense" and then of course everyone loved it. I would say that this leak is unusually detailed, the guy must have been taking notes. I have a rather active imagination it's not hard for it to come alive in my mind. I'd be pleased if the movie turned out good, but I'm skeptical because last I checked it was hovering around 50% on metacritic and RT. I wont say anything about the plot I read and why that makes me skeptical I'll enjoy the movie, but I have reasons.

I lean towards thinking that if a movie isn't enjoyable when you already know the story, it probably wasn't a great movie.

Never saw it! Let me go read the wikipedia plot summary...

If you wanted though, couldn't you say Jesus was an alien? or at least that the bible got it all wrong RE: god. Like there was clearly something with power, but whose to say the authors of the bible really understood what it was? I don't think this was the creator's intent, but you could. I thought this movie came out this weekend for some reason. Didn't big movies used to come out memorial day weekend?

I'll catch it when it comes to streaming, I'm not going to see it in the theater. By then I won't remember the details anyway, but it's kinds like reading the book before you watch the movie. I know I'm weird, but I'll frequently read the Wikipedia plot summary of a movie before deciding if I want to spend the time watching it.

No, I'm going by the reviews and a very detailed scene by scene description someone posted on reddit after the premier that I'd had open in a tab for a week and finally just got around to reading. Yes, theoretically I could end up liking it. Stranger things have happened. But I also wouldn't be shocked if the movie I imagined in my head reading that was a little better than the actual movie. Edit: synopsis. Supposed full plot of the moive:

It's such a shame they couldn't get this right. 2/5 is not a good ratio for a franchise.

Did they ever recast the two leads?

lol, seriously. he's written prescriptions.

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