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This was how Mel appeared in Six's dream.

Let's hope it's more Brooklyn and less The Goldfinch.

As for The Strangers, Walleye is going to hope every teenager shows up for the first to justify releasing the sequels wide. Otherwise, they'll probably be exclusive to WalleyeVision.

Boy Kills World had the fifth biggest second week drop ever, shedding an astounding 85.3%. I'm still trying to figure out why Lionsgate gave this one such a big push.

I just wasn't feeling it this year, Ron.

Surprised it took this long for Conclave to be picked. It could be a big Oscar contender if it's as good as All Quiet on the Western Front.

Flight Risk sounds like the kind of movie Mel's been starring in lately.

It got pushed to 2026 as work still needs to be done on the voice acting.

Still think Lionsgate should have gone the Fear Street route with these, making a deal to release them on streaming one-a-week.

Did we really need a movie like this? Especially seeing how Armageddon Time, which featured a subject related to the figure of this film, was set in the same era, and also had Jeremy Strong in the cast, flopped at the box office after it played at Cannes two years ago. And even if the movie actually...

It's become our version of the Pretty in Pink 2 joke on HSX.

Cinemascores:

The Fall Guy: A-
Tarot: C-

I get the feeling they're going to sit on a lot of these, much like Miramax used to do. They have something like 20 undated movies right now.

Meanwhile, I found out they finally released the Jerry Lee Lewis documentary on Prime three months ago. They really buried that one despite its director.

A24 has picked up Adam Wingard's newest, a return to the horror genre with Onslaught. It should be ready by next Halloween.

After all of the pre-release hype and the word out of SXSW, you would have expected it to do better on Thursday that it did. This is only $250,000 above Civil War's preview numbers, a much grimmer film without a name lead and with an R rating. It more than likely doesn't hit $30 million this weekend...

Yeah, I can't see two Amy Adams movies being out of the same time when this is set to be her comeback year. You want one out after the other, not concurrently.

In addition, Ishiguro is a very highbrow author so a film like this might need to have a lot of work in how to market it.