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Well, I just saw that my local indie theater is playing The Night of The 12th, so I'm going to try and catch it tomorrow night! Sadly, I've only seen 30 of the 2023 releases so far, but the Top 3 would have to be: 1. How To Blow Up A Pipeline 2. Past Lives 3. Polite Society Honorable Mentions - Acro...

I'm gonna jump in here if that's OK

7/4 - Sound of Freedom $5
7/21 - Barbie $35
7/21 Oppenheimer $28
7/28 - Talk to Me $6
8/11 - Gran Turismo $14
9/15 - Challengers $8
9/22 - Dumb Money $4

Total - $100

Trailers before Asteroid City:

Theater Camp
Drive Away Dolls
Gran Turismo
(missed these last two, but according to the AMC app)
MI-7
Hunger Game: Songbird of Snakes & Whatever

Screen203 wrote: ↑

June 23rd, 2023, 12:43 am

Trailers before Asteroid City:

Drive-Away Dolls (Looks entertaining enough, though I wish Matt Damon would take a role in a comedy one day that is more than an extended cameo)

Busc was kinda right - A24 dated Priscilla for October, but no concrete date yet.

Sony made some moves:

The Book of Clarence - 1/14/24 (from 9/22/23)
Dumb Money - 9/22/23 (from 10/20/23)
El Muerto - TBA (from 1/14/24

I'd like to drop Magazine Dreams and pick up Back To Black, the Amy Winehouse movie, por favor.

Wow wow wow, never thought I'd see The Flash open worse than Black Adam. It wasn't good, but it was at least better than The Adventures of Middle Eastern The Rock.

The DCEU ends with a whimper I guess, good riddance

Guys, if you wanna do a double feature of The Machine and Elemental next weekend, I wouldn't stop you...

Though The Machine might not even still be in theaters then

I'll need all the help I can get until October.

I know Strays got pushed due to the WGA/SAG strike, but it's funny to think that studios are so scared of the 7th (!) iteration of Transformers, that they wouldn't even dare counterprogram against it.

Buscemi2 wrote: ↑

May 23rd, 2023, 4:05 pm

I feel like I'm better off not being there.

Never has been true in the 15 years we've known you

Congrats yall!

Six - it better be Amelie!

Also, if nobody happens to know what The Machine story is, here you go! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=paG1-lP ... tKreischer

I now see one theatre near me is doing a 7:00 pm show. But it shows how little faith Sony has in the film if they aren't doing many Thursday night shows for it compared to the other openers. Definitely, I've noticed Sony has only promoted The Machine on their socials and attaching trailers to their...

The Machine has 7PM showings tomorrow, plus 9PM showings are being livestreamed the red carpet from the premiere.

transformers2 wrote: ↑

May 10th, 2023, 2:29 pm

Lionsgate has dated Imaginary for February 2nd, 2024.

They're remaking Drop Dead Fred into a horror movie, hmm

"In Imaginary, a young woman returns to her childhood home only to discover that the imaginary friend she left behind is very real and very unhappy she left."