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Good news for me. Loved the first two.
Bad Boys For Life starring Will Smith and Martin Lawrence gets a new release date: January 17, 2020.
The Mr. Rogers biopic You Are My Friend, starring Tom Hanks in the lead role, will be released October 19, 2019. The other 2 upcoming Tom Hanks films are the WW2 thriller Greyhound on April 5, 2019 and the sci-fi film Bios on October 2, 2020.
Hobbs & Shaw, the Fast & Furious spinoff starring Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham, directed by Atomic Blonde's and Deadpool 2's David Leitch, is pushed back 1 week and will now be released on August 2, 2019.
This looks decent to me. I'll be there on day one. The issue, I feel, is the uncharismatic actors they have in the lead. Olivia Munn is a killer choice but the guys seem like forgettable cardboard to me.
This is a series which was established with the testosterone fueled charisma of the great Arnie in his prime, not to mention Carl Weathers and others. These film makers seem to have forgotten that.
Doesn't look as bad as I anticipated from the test screening reviews, but I doubt I'll rush to see it, either. All I know is if Arnold Schwarzenegger is turning down a cameo/role due to a bad script, there's a problem.
Only your thumbs?
As for the rest, well, it looks "fine". At least it isn't a CGI-shitfest. The Beasts look suitably beastly and I hope we're in for some nice combat stuff.
I am worried about Black's tendency to indulge in comedy in his films. It works for buddy flicks and in the Marvel universe, but I really don't know if the slapstick dialogue will gel well with the expected Predator tone. The trailer also badly needed a money shot that never really happened. Just something utterly badass to seal the deal.
Approaching with cautious optimism.
I´m hoping for a film that saves budget on big names and instead spends money on the predator. Although, how expensive can that be?
The only good Predator movies are the first two.
But I do agree. There is something about Olivia Munn, that excites me.
The director of the 2017 Cambodian action flick Jailbreak...
... has directed a new action flick, The Prey:
Spielberg vibe.
Yes, a bit of humour can elevate it. I'm just hoping there's not too much slapstick.
At least it looks like they've put a guy in a suit for most of it. The Predators look pretty good.
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The attempts at humour are tiresome and annoying but I can see myself enjoying this on account of the stylish locations, the stunts and the action. Sort of seems like a cross between 2015's Spy and last year's The Hitman's Bodyguard.
Deadpool is beyond me, and the less memories of Mendes are brought up the better ;-).
Re that Predator trailer: At least noone can complain he knows the whole film from the trailer already ;-).