At this point are studios paying people to whip their phones out and film the screen? People bragging about seeing 70mm IMAX like they have some sort of reverence for movies, and yet they don't have the decency to keep their dang phone away.

No, Ted. They are telling you that your movies are so mediocre and generic that they would rather watch them at home.

New video. youtu.be/Y0itzUikeYQ

Yes!

The only ingredients for an amazing Predator reboot. A small charter plane with these two, and a small group of dispensable characters crash lands in a remote location. The rest writes itself.

I'm very much into this. Looks like the perfect big screen Summer movie.

When the intern is asked to send over the only copy of HBO Max's ever evolving logo illustrator file.

Can't wait to see The Odyssey in all IMAX youtu.be/i2j8cDo26j8?si…

"Uh... food" is one of my favorite Tom Cruise line deliveries. It perfectly captures the scatter-brained dad feeling that so often hits. War of the Worlds - 2005

I liked this new trailer. But this is a misfire. And shooting anamorphic scope instead of 1.85:1 is a massive miss for a Jurassic movie. It feels like aspect ratios have become aesthetic tools rather than storytelling tools, and that bugs me. Give me tall dinos!

Dang.

The argument: This looks like a pack of $500 melted crayons