kIdMuScLe said:we are not carrying the island in my theatre and at least 90% of all Regal Entertainment Group (which is the largest theatre chain in the nation)won't carry it either cuz of some pussy feud with Dreamworks i believe. I don't know the exact details because the general manager has gone on vacation before i got a chance to ask him about the island....
Warm Machine said:Bay isn't a shitty director by any stretch. His movies are visually beautiful, have well constructed action sequences, good performances, and decent stories for the genres. His problem is in his lack of taste, poor editing, and pandering towards a percieved audience.
ManaByte said:Well, then the San Deigo area Regal theaters must be the 10% because they are all carrying The Island.
xsarien said:You know, I thought this movie had been out for at least several weeks already. Then the ad said today, confusing the hell out of me.
But yeah, count me among those who just have zero interest.
Iamthegamer said:This movie deserves to bomb after the lack of voluntary Scarlett nudity. I really like Bay movies, but seriously, you do NOT let an opportunity like that pass by. Watch, the next Johannsen movie will make $100 million. AND IT WON'T BE BECAUSE OF A PG-13 RATING ,MR.BAY.
THAT'S RIGHT WOODY ALLEN, IT'S YOUR TIME.
But, but, everything is Michael Bay's fault! It just has to be!Zeo said:Jesus Christ.
THE STUDIO WANTS A PG-13 MOVIE, NOT R. And if it was R, it would have done worse this weekend.
What is so hard to understand about that?
Prince of Space said:Anyone who's seen both Parts and Island -- do the movies end the same way?
DMczaf said:Batman Begins makes another $1.1 million on Friday
Domestic: $187,483,000 56.8%
+ Overseas: $142,868,000 43.2%
= Worldwide: $330,351,000
Barrage said:P.S. Fuck Batman.
Zeo said:.. And you're just retarded.
Cheesemeister said:Apparently, it's an unauthorized one.
Originally Posted by Seattle Times:
Reached at his home in Ashburn, Va., "Clonus" director Robert S. Fiveson said Wednesday that he'd sneaked into a preview screening of "The Island" the previous night. "I went in hoping and praying that it was enough different than 'Clonus' so that I could just put my mind at rest and move on, but I can't. Because astonishingly enough, it not only seems to rest on the very skeleton of the film, ... there were enough (similarities) in the movie in the first third that I thought this cannot be happenstance or casual."
Fiveson said he'd known about the numerous Web sites and message boards that have been pointing out the similarities — even of some specific shots: "Subplots, characterizations, even down to the butterfly getting through the filter! And the chase scenes were almost in the same order and same locale."
Shinobi said::lol :lol :lol And all I kept hearing the last couple weeks was how "original" this movie was...what a laugh. Just for propagating such deceit, it deserves to bomb.