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They'll have him be a spy or assassin or something like thatThey'll probably aim for the Kevin Bacon invisble man type thing yikes
They'll have him be a spy or assassin or something like thatThey'll probably aim for the Kevin Bacon invisble man type thing yikes
Depp is playing him so I'm already dreading the movie.They'll have him be a spy or assassin or something like that
So you expect this to make 900 million dollar?If the DCU can continue with their universe despite overwhelming lackluster review then so can the monsterverse.
If the DCU can continue with their universe despite overwhelming lackluster review then so can the monsterverse.
She's going to be in HBO's Fahrenheit 451 alongside Michael B Jordan and Michael ShannonAs expected. Cruise will survive this, I just hope Sofia Boutella will continue to get more high profile roles in Hollywood.
As for the "Dark Universe", I hope Bill Condon's Bride of Frankenstein movie potentially starring Angelina Jolie still gets made. Aside from that, I really don't care.
People gotta stop announcing their series/cinematic universe plans before the first one even comes out.
Know what would have been cool? Instead of Hyde, the Monster SHIELD was lead by a wizened bitter Branden Fraiser
As expected. Cruise will survive this, I just hope Sofia Boutella will continue to get more high profile roles in Hollywood.
As for the "Dark Universe", I hope Bill Condon's Bride of Frankenstein movie potentially starring Angelina Jolie still gets made. Aside from that, I really don't care.
She's going to be HBO's Fahrenheit 451 alongside Michael B Jordan and Michael Shannon
Aren't Bardem, Depp, et al. already signed to their movies though?
If the DCU can continue with their universe despite overwhelming lackluster review then so can the monsterverse.
The only positive takeaway from the movie is Boutellas performance as Ahmanet. Boutella, best known for her work in Star Trek Beyond and Kingsman: The Secret Service, is a treasure in a junky movie.
The movie started very well at boxoffice in South Korea yesterday (+6M dollars, outpacing WW and Pirates)
"The Mummy trying to be a superhero movie — and ultimately why it doesn't succeed. By taking what makes the story of the mummy and trying to sculpt it in the mold of other popular films, it loses what made it unique. It becomes lifeless and dull, another summer blockbuster that will be forgotten about in a few weeks' time ... or until someone gives it the Mystery Science Theater 3000 treatment. The Mummy is almost a perfect parody movie of the superhero genre that has dominated the industry for the past decade, but that becomes an issue when that wasn't the intention."
That should have been the plan all along. What made Phase 1 work well, was that the individual movies came first, as movies first and Avengers building blocks second. They were just barely connected and mostly separate. The only really overt one was Iron Man 2.Sure, but they still have time to cut out any ties to this movie and make them standalones.
To be fair it doesn't need to make $900 million.So you expect this to make 900 million dollar?
A Tom Cruise film that's basically just a way to flex his ego? I'm shocked, shocked!"And from there begins what is basically a two hour film where an increasingly beautiful woman cannot stop pursuing Tom Cruise, and thats just the tip of the iceberg on the ego stroke of its star."
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"The few times we arent dealing with orations about the 'new world of evil', were treated to awful, cringe inducing romantic overtures between Morton and Halsey, and let me tell you, Wallis has romantic chemistry with Cruise that registers somewhere around unfamiliar coworker. This is supposed to be the central emotional hook of the story."
#NotMyMummyCouple
Remember the chemistry between Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz?
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*swoon*
I mean, The Mummy was basically a retelling of Dracula, so its not surprising you wouldn't like it lol. The Hammer Mummy is the best one anyway.
That should have been the plan all along. What made Phase 1 work well, was that the individual movies came first, as movies first and Avengers building blocks second. They were just barely connected and mostly separate. The only really overt one was Iron Man 2.
All these cinematic universes are trying to replicate 2017 Marvel success without taking the steps that Marvel did over the four years between Iron Man and The Avengers
Like I said in the BO thread, I hope Universal's takeaway isn't to ditch the universe, but more find ways to manage the budget and expectations. Like make a series of movies that only need to make like 300 million to turn a profit world wide or something.
That's actually already the planLike I said in the BO thread, I hope Universal's takeaway isn't to ditch the universe, but more find ways to manage the budget and expectations. Like make a series of movies that only need to make like 300 million to turn a profit world wide or something.
What makes Dark Universe intriguing is that unlike with DC and Marvel the budgets of the films will range dramatically and could even include low-budget forays. For instance, sources say Universal-based microbudget horror producer Jason Blum has expressed interest in tackling a low-budget monsterverse outing.
Oh, I know. It's just surprising to me that I would like it less, since Tod Browning's take on the Dracula material left a lot to be desired whenever Lugosi wasn't on screen. The Mummy is shot very well (Freund was a rather accomplished cinematographer, after all), but its atmosphere is oddly inert for the subject matter and it somehow has far less interesting non-monster characters. I guess for me that it comes down to Dracula being elevated by Lugosi as he's so well utilized, while The Mummy wastes Karloff, which is insane considering how much they reuse that one shot of him staring right at the viewer.
Like I said in the BO thread, I hope Universal's takeaway isn't to ditch the universe, but more find ways to manage the budget and expectations. Like make a series of movies that only need to make like 300 million to turn a profit world wide or something.