Wkd Box Office - 12•29-31•17 - One, Two, Jumanji's coming for you
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Breh, I've been on the Jumanji is going to do well train from pretty much the start (though I thought it would do Goosebumps well, not this well). Nor do I care much for Star Wars.
I think you might be seeing something that isn't there.
I hope Star Wars holds onto this 3-day and 4-day, but Jumanji's run is one for the books. I expected Central Intelligence+ in terms of box office.
Luke should've been more shook at Jumanji than Ben Solo ;p
I'm hyped to see Jumanji and need to watch last Jedi again
I'm hyped to see Jumanji and need to watch last Jedi again
I haven't seen it in about 10 or so years, but I remembered quite liking Peter Pan with Jason Isaacs.
Obviously a revisit might change my opinion.
Obviously a revisit might change my opinion.
Can't be because he got famous doing musical theatre Bronson
Nope
Liam Neeson doing something action in Jan or Feb usually leads to a hit, and on a modest budget to boot.
There are bits of the trailer for The Commuter that look lame, but it looks like it could be very fun overall.
But best January release Liam had was The Grey, which was a modest success. It is obvious why that film wasn't a huge hit though. It wasn't exactly cheery.
I keep seeing Insidious ads on Hulu; I want to see a new horror film in theaters but it doesn't look all that great tbh. The series has been pretty successful this far so it'll probably be the first hit of 2018?
It looks like a fun ride that will have twists and turns and the patented Liam ass beatings. I'm sure it will do well
Unfortunately she's not a very talented one. I'll be glad when the more subpar GOT cast members no longer get cast in major things because the show is current and big.If we're counting her eyebrows then she's a very expressive actor.
Surprising considering it looked like a mix of The Murder on the Orient Express and Speed.
Lots of actors need the right script and director in order to do a decent job. This could easily be the case for Emilia Clark
Yup. Who the hell knew Charlize Theron could do such good work until Monster? Or David Carradine in Kill Bill?
I haven't seen the films but a lot of people say the same about kristen stewart's foreign output too.
You really think TLJ is going to earn over 135 million dollars in 2018 domestic? This is a crazy prediction IMO, R1 went into the new year with better tracking and only ended up with around 100 million after tge New Years weekend. I know kids are off school in much of tge country this week but not enough to make up for the mediocre/bad legs the movie has had. I can say with confidence TLJ will not hit 650 million.
She is like an anchor on better actors within the show. Peter Dinklage was forced to be her scene partner for so long that when he finally got to act opposite to Lena Heady again it felt like a breath of fresh air.
Her and Robert Pattinson are turning out to be good actors; his recent output is being praised.
Dare I say Heath Ledger till Brokeback/TDK.
I really didn't care much for him as an actor till 2005, and even after Brokeback I wasn't sure he could pull off The Joker.
Game of Thrones has had like a dozen different directors.
Her and Kit Harrington really bring the show down, especially last season when they've had so many scenes together.
Personal Shopper was the first Kristen Stewart movie I watched and her performance surprised me. Overall it's a great movie too.
And the script is not particularly good, especially the last season. One of the troubles of translating it. I think Clarke's other two major roles are Terminator: Genisys and Me Before You. Kit Harrington's other major role is Pompeii. None of those are considered "good," and the actor choices were probably not the thing that brought those movies down.
Add Channing Tatum to the list of surprises for me. I always thought he was a dumb meathead, but he has really turned it around.
I wonder if Twilight was worth it with the career trajectory she's had. If she really enjoys what she's doing now, then i'd say yeah. but the series did make her into a sort of a joke in america during its release period.
I don't think it's any coincidence her worst performance on the show by far is the season that gave her the worst material to work with (S2). She's become a much better performer and more interesting to watch imo since then.
I did not know she had been a kid actor. Interesting.
She likely doesn't have to work unless she wants to, I'm sure she made quite a bit of money filming those.
I feel like her character hasn't moved much in the show since Season 1. I probably need to do a rewatch to actually evaluate the acting of actors. However, acting has really been a blind spot for me unless it's something extraordinary.
It's better the second time, it turned from a C to a B movie for me.
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It's easily the best live action Peter Pan movie.I haven't seen it in about 10 or so years, but I remembered quite liking Peter Pan with Jason Isaacs.
Obviously a revisit might change my opinion.
I think given GOT has many great actors doing good work during its run, that excuse doesn't run with her. She simply has no presence or believabilty. She always just looks like she's following stage directions.
GOB ain't here though. Bobby is only one of the final pieces.*notices Bobby Roberts is back*
The final puzzle piece...box office talk is complete again.
Welcome back, Bobby.
I haven't seen it in about 10 or so years, but I remembered quite liking Peter Pan with Jason Isaacs.
Obviously a revisit might change my opinion.
Is the girl supposed to be CGI?
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