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What was the last MGM title to hit $200 million domestic?

Walleye, Barbie, Oppenheimer, and Sound of Freedom weren't that original. One was based on a toy, one was an adaptation of a biography, and the third was (sort of but was more likely to be the ramblings of a egomaniac who loves Chris Kyle and his lies) based on a true story. As for Dracula adaptatio...

Not going to hear any complaints from me. No Michael Penix Jr.'s here.

Doesn't mean I have a personal interest though. I just don't see any reaches.

I figure Six won't be up until at least...., you know.

Venom is loved by edgy men who never grew out of their teen years. The same people who watch every episode of The Walking Dead and wear Affliction and Tapout shirts everywhere while listening to Imagine Dragons at full-blast in their $80,000 trucks.

If Channing Tatum ever reverses his stance on superhero movies, Gambit would be a box office monster.

You two are filmbros and the industry is only making movies for people like you now. No wonder why you're so excited.

Wicked is unlicensed Wizard of Oz fan fiction (and did anyone ever read the book the musical was based on?). That alone puts it into the possibility of it ending up like Cats did. And it's from the same production team that brought Dear Evan Hansen to the screen. As for Minecraft being live-action, ...

You obviously didn't see The Tax Collector, Six. That was probably the worst action film of 2020.

To me, the IF trailers just seem to be selling it as another Ryan Reynolds movie. As for Garfield, there haven't been any family-friendly movies since Kung Fu Panda 4 or nor any Sony releases since Frozen Kingdom. It's kind of hard to put your trailers for an animated movie before Abigail or The Fir...

It feels like lockdown killed any studio movie I would have had interest in. For example, notice how we never see comedies anymore unless it's all things you make TikToks out of? And most movies with social themes are played too safe so not to offend anyone, defeating the entire purpose of making a ...

I saw a trailer for I Saw the TV Glow before The People's Joker and it basically looks like someone's Are You Afraid of the Dark? fan film. If A24 hadn't produced it, I don't think it wouldn't be getting the attention it's getting. Meanwhile, I've already seen Robot Dreams and I'd be surprised if an...

I think Wicked could bomb like Cats did. It's been over twenty years since the show debuted on Broadway. Do the people who loved the show want to see a film version from the hack behind two Justin Bieber documentaries and Jem and the Holograms (and In the Heights, the last film musical mega-flop) an...

The Garfield Movie was the summer movie I was referring to. Yes, Garfield is a bit of a joke now but he's still got fans and kids don't really care about what cynics think. I was at a Friends of the Library sale last week and found a copy of Garfield at Large for my nephew. He loved looking at the p...

Assuming he's still in Manitoba, he's probably just getting up.