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Upcoming August releases from @fandango.

The best movies released in July 2023 according to @movieweb.

Welcome to August.

acedsportsng:
Don't try them. You will only be frustrated.

Thanks. I appreciate.

Hello. Has anyone ever used payday before, is it reliable and do they offer reasonable rates?

abduleez1:
Me sef wan watch am.
I've been postponing a long time cos I don't think I've watched anything in the series before.

Though not outstanding, the film is still good. I'd give it a score of 70% because I still feel like there are a few things missing. It can easily be included in the top ten slasher horror/mystery movies from the last five years. I've never seen anything from the SCREAM franchise too but I enjoyed this introduction and will definitely give the remaining films a chance, as well as some of the other gorgeous films from A24 Studios that I've missed. I'm on a midnight horror movie marathon, so I need to find some films that are worthwhile.


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SCREAM (2022) just caught my attention from the first scene as I started watching it. They really did a good job with the villain's introduction. I already know I'm going to enjoy myself, this is top-notch horror.

Hot July throwbacks.

Foundation Season 2 out now.

leetylee:
How’s the spider verse??

They are all awesome flicks.

ErenXSatoru:
Is past lives on the high seas?

They said it launched on Apple+ but I haven't seen it anywhere.

This dropped on digital platforms today.

Wednesday (Season 1) - 65%

Someone watched Teen Wolf season 3 and decided that they would try to replicate the suspense and thrill. I've seen people try things like this and fail miserably, but this was actually good.

ShaqFu:
No action, adventure, sci Fi, just comedy?

All the good ones were theatrical releases.

Some of the best flicks released this July that you may have missed.

All episodes of Twisted Metal drops tomorrow.

Watch the new #StraysMovie trailer - in theaters August 18.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26Xq6_g2r6Q

Possession becomes a horrifying party trick in this exclusive clip from A24's Talk to Me (97%) - in theaters Friday.

abduleez1:
True they both look evenly matched. I think Universal has 6 movies counting Last Voyage of the Demeter.

Marvel has slight advantage with the Marvels but I think Universal accounts for that with an extra movie.

Are you sure it's $172mn more than Universal at domestic BO?? Cos the last time I checked it's just about over $20mn separating both studios as at last week/weekend.

My assertion was equally outdated as well. It's currently $500 million.

IngeniousLeez:
I see. How much is it's budget??
Disney taking back to back Ls is a joy to see.

Disney's hopes now are on 20th Century movies and Pixar's Wish. E go pain me sha if Disney somehow finds a way to top 2023 total domestic box office gross ahead of Universal despite having several low performing movies.

It's production budget is around $158 million. Although information on its marketing budget cannot easily be sourced, it is estimated to be between $79 and $100 million. Given the star-studded cast of the movie and the elaborate special effects, I think the total budget is moderate. It's possible, in my opinion, for Disney to outperform Universal in terms of domestic box office revenue by the end of 2023. They've currently grossed $172 million more than them.

I think the most important thing is to consider what they both have planned for the rest of the year. They both have five projects coming up, and I believe those projects are evenly matched. Disney may have a slight popularity advantage thanks to The Marvels, but the upcoming months will distinguish them.

IngeniousLeez:
Quit playing... This has a high chance of getting devoured by Barbenheimer than actually beating them. The records BARBIE is setting alone makes it on set for a billion dollars. All this with no IMAX or 3D screens.

MI7 and Tom Cruise is already suffering the effects of these two films and would lose serious money. Paramount would be thanking it stars for Barbie not fighting for the premium screens it is relying on just like Nolan is doing.

Imagine Barbie tracking close to Endgame, you'd be fearful for any films releasing close to it presently.

I was just being sarcastic, that's why I shared it's rotten tomatoes score. It's clear Disney might take another L with this one, although it has a moderate budget.

I'd assert that different experiences teach different people different things. In my experience, men have always been the ones to step up. I would choose the loyalty of a man anytime, any day. In general, men are like dogs and women are like cats, though there are a few exceptions. If I ever found myself in trouble and none of the women I currently hang out with could do anything to help, I wouldn't be bothered because I'm aware of their nature and I don't expect much. However, if I had to turn to a woman for assistance because none of the men I know cared, I would reevaluate my life.

See who's coming to dethrone Barbie and Oppenheimer at the box office.

Rarre:
Good so far

I don't know why critics are hating on this series.

abduleez1:
Interesting match up but I still think Greta wins this one.

It's good we're seeing a new generation of acclaimed female directors and writers in our time and they are up to the task competing with the men. I'm closely watching Emerald Fennel — another one with a high ceiling potential.

It's only recently that I've begun to consider combining directors, actors, or writers in this way; I feel like it makes the movie marathon more engaging. Emerald Fennel has caught my attention as well, along with Tayarisha Poe and Rebecca Hall, but since they've only directed one movie, I'm still content to wait and watch them for the time being.

I'm not sure how I feel about Greta anymore after watching Lady Bird. It seems that Nia might be a more versatile storyteller. Well, there are still 5 more movies on the watchlist before I make my decision;

- Little Women (2019)
- Little Woods (2018)
- Candy Man (2021)
- Barbie (2023)
- The Marvels (2023)

abduleez1:
Time to watch Lady Bird.

I hope you enjoy it, I just hate the story.

Lady Bird (2017) - 65%

Anywhere was possible for Greta to take me. I'm not sure why she decided to depict the life of this ungrateful loser. I hope she receives what she justly deserves on her quest to enjoy adulthood by attempting every other potentially dangerous habit. I was concerned for her mother the entire time.

itspreshh:
look at them.
Useless Marvel fanboys rating their silly show 10/10

Some people are genuinely not hard to impress. Whatever perceived positive or negative reviews a show or movie has are not without written reviews to support them. You should check to find out what's good about the show and what aspects doesn't land. Also, what's to stop me from saying that those who are giving the project a 1/10 rating are just haters who want to spread bad word of mouth? This form of art, like all others, is purely subjective, according to some that's where the beauty of art shines.

It won't be great or awful to everyone. Your review, if you choose to write one, will be one of thousands that are already available online. If you even bothered to analyze the statistics you posted, you'd see that 8,143 people find the show average to poor at best, while a solid 14,000 people think it's a good show. If you group all the 10/10 ratings as spam, you'll still have 9,900. Aren't you starting to sound like those who think you're a dummy for calling "The Blacklist" a complete waste of time? The majority here urges one to watch the show and draw their own conclusions.

abduleez1:

Okay, you're right. The statistics I was using to assess the audience feedback were 9 days out of date. Its first 20,000 reviews were inconsistent, which resulted in an average score on Douban that was only marginally lower than its score during its pre-sale period on IMDB. Luiz Fernando moves quickly though, I'll look him up on Twitter.

abduleez1:
Actually, that's false. I kinda spoke too soon when I said Barbie was flopping in China because it's previews over there was poor but the movie somehow picked up on Friday through to Sunday. Enough to make China amongst its highest grossing market. And the audience gave it good ratings.
Really surprising for me.

Cap.

NeoWanZaeed:
I want Barbie to flop ni o

Just take your L already.