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Between 12-19 of those major motion pictures I will watch

 

Yeah, me attending a majority of those with A-List, knowing at least half will be horse manure.

 

Superman, Fantastic Four, Naked Gun, Predator, and Avatar are the only ones I really want to see in theatres as soon as possible.

Some of the others like the other two other MCU movies and like 28 Years Later, Running Man, Karate Kid and stuff like that I am interested but will wait for VOD or streaming.

 

Going to need to know your thoughts on The Smurfs Movie when you see it

 

you will be waiting a long time unless they’re casting actual smurfs

 

There are of course original films that also could be a big deal that I didn't include on that list

• Steven Soderbergh's Presence from NEON which is going to be a cool first person ghost story. 1/17
• Novacaine starring Jack Quaid and Amber Midthunder from Paramount which should be a cool concept action thriller about a dude who has that disability where you don't feel pain who uses it to try to save his girlfriend from criminals. 3/14
• Steven Soderbergh's Black Bag from Focus Features. Spy thriller starring Cate Blanchett and Michael Fassbender. 3/14
• Barry Levinson's Alto Knights from Warner Brothers which is going to be a historical mob movie where Robert De Niro is playing both Vito Genovese and Frank Costello. 3/21
• 20th Century's The Amateur, where Rami Malek plays a CIA office nerd that goes into the field against orders to kill the terrorists who murdered his wife using his smarts. 4/11.
• Bong Joon-ho's Mickey 17 from Warner Brothers starring Robert Pattinson. Which should be a cool original sci-fi story. 4/18
• A Big Bold Beautiful Journey a romantic fantasy directed by After Yang's Kogonada from TriStar starring Margot Robbie and Colin Farrell. 5/9
• Flowervale Street from It Follows director David Robert Mitchell from Warner Brothers Should be a sci-fi film starring Anne Hatheway and Ewan McGregor. 5/16
• Pixars's Elio which hopefully should be their next big original. 6/13
• Joseph Kozinski's F1 starring Brad Pitt from Warner Brothers. Which sounds like it going to be like Top Gun with cars. 6/27
• That Trey Parker directed movie where the South Park guys are collabbing with Kendrick Lamar from Paramount. I have to imagine with K Dot attached that is going to be huge. 7/4
• PTA's Battle of Baktan Cross starring Leo, Sean Penn, Regina Hall from Warner Brothers. It's a PTA film with Leo in the middle of Summer. Probably gonna be a big deal. 8/8
• Antoine Fuqua's Michael Jackson biopic from Lionsgate in the middle of Oscar season. 10/3
• Derek Cianfrance's Roofman from Paramount, which is a true crime story starring Channing Tatum, Kirsten Dunst, Peter Dinklage, and Ben Mendelson. Again during Oscar season. 10/3
• Good Fortune which will be Aziz Ansari's feature directorial debut from Lionsgate. It will be a comedy-fantasy starring Keanu Reeves, Keke Palmer, Seth Rogen, and Sandra Oh. 10/17
• Yorgos' Bugonia from Focus Features about a CEO who gets kidnapped by two UFO conspiracy theorists. Starring Emma Stone, Jesse Plemons, Alicia Silverstone, and Stavros Halkias. It is a Yorgos joint in the middle of Oscar season. 11/7

That JAW Springsteen biopic probably coming out next year too but don't got release date yet

 

when i first got A-List i thought i'd catch every big movie just because, but recently i've been prioritizing horror and therefore missing a lot of the blockbusters

 

I just recently signed up for Odeon Limitless in the UK and honestly I should of signed up for it years ago! £15 a month and watch as many movies in the cinema as I want!!

 

Boom feels good in a place like this

 

I just realized The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel is one of the few shows I’ve actually stuck with this year. I’ve been bouncing between a ton of series, but I have to say, Maisel really stands out. The humor is sharp, the fashion is incredible, and Midge is just chef's kiss as a character! Definitely a binge-worthy show if you're in the mood for something both funny and heartwarming.

Anyone else love the 50s/60s vibe, or is it just me?

 

there is no other patriarchal role model that turns out to be a fraud

 

where is the rizzler??

 

Gladiator is rated R so he's not allowed to see it

kidding you know that boy is watching r rated movies he's the coolest

 

My Grandma took me to see Gladiator in theatres when I was 11. It ruled.

 

I’m oddly more protective over my kids watching R rated flicks than my parents were for me, lol. By 4th grade I could watch pretty much anything unless it had gratuitous sex

 

I didn't see R rated movies in theaters until I was 11-12, but with VHS and cable I definitely saw tons of 80's/90's slasher films and all the violent Shane Black action movies before I was 10.

 

The Last Boy Scout and The Long Kiss Goodnight were very formative to my childhood

 

Hot take: some rich asshole needs to buy this house, redecorate it to match the original style from the movie, and then turn the house into a museum.

 

@spiffa0

 

i remember driving by the house a decade ago and the owners having some sort of sign out preventing people from taking pictures, so this tracks