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Which will you LIKE MORE! "Mission: Impossible 5" or "The Man From U.N.C.L.E."
I thought this is an interesting topic, because these two spy movies are basically going head-to-head at the box office:
--> Christopher McQuarrie's "Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation" opens on Friday July 31st.
--> Guy Ritchie's "The Man From U.N.C.L.E." opens on Friday August 14th.
We're talking a lot about the stiff competition "SPECTRE" would have this year from other spy films, but I think the head-to-head battle between "M:I" and "UNCLE" will be way more interesting to see.
Therefore I'm not going to ask which movie will do better at the box office. But instead my question will be:
--> Which of these two spy films will you like more?
--> Which espionage thriller should get the better reviews?
--> And which film has the better story/plot/screenplay?
Let's scrutinize/poll the reviews upcoming weeks for these two films. I'm really excited about it. And especially, what your opinion will be:
--> Christopher McQuarrie's "Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation" opens on Friday July 31st.
--> Guy Ritchie's "The Man From U.N.C.L.E." opens on Friday August 14th.
We're talking a lot about the stiff competition "SPECTRE" would have this year from other spy films, but I think the head-to-head battle between "M:I" and "UNCLE" will be way more interesting to see.
Therefore I'm not going to ask which movie will do better at the box office. But instead my question will be:
--> Which of these two spy films will you like more?
--> Which espionage thriller should get the better reviews?
--> And which film has the better story/plot/screenplay?
Let's scrutinize/poll the reviews upcoming weeks for these two films. I'm really excited about it. And especially, what your opinion will be:
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Yes, both films can be very different, but both films will also have a lot in common.
I agree wholeheartedly. I add SP to the list of films I will be equally (well maybe a bit more) looking forward to. They are all going to be different (which is great) and still be very good I'm sure.
But you must have a slight favourite no? I mean, will you equally like these two films because you insist on it?
No, Both look equally fun to me. Like pepperoni pizza is different from fried chicken but I love them both. ;)
I think in all honesty it barely happens in such cases that I like both films equally. So let's see.....
You make a good point. We are all Bondaholics and are a little tough on our favourite franchise from time to time for sure. Tough love indeed.
I find I'm not that analytical with other franchises. I either enjoy them, or I don't, but I tend not to dissect them so much, because I'm just not that obsessed with them like I am all things Bond...
I think I'm a bit too obsessed this year, as there are so many spy films hehe :-D. But, I'm also curious if "UNCLE" will not hamper "M:I"s box office a tiny bit..
Yes, I'll be seeing them both in cinema.
Off courseeee hehe :-P
Well played, Wes. =D>
http://variety.com/2015/film/news/comic-con-which-films-tv-shows-got-biggest-buzz-data-1201538990/
I have a feeling that we have another surprise box office hit on our hands....And names like Henry Cavill and Guy Ritchie will help their fanbases to see this film (DC Comics fans included).
What? He's no longer practicing scientology?
I hope it's true, for his sake.