I never got how big pros and role in that movie was supposed to be. It's a what's his face movie the guy from night at the. Museum.FormerBondFan wrote:If No Escape fails, I guess no one really care for Pierce as they used to. Might as well cheer on Christian Bale from this point forward.
Depends on the reviews.bjmdds wrote:Will you see it 5 times? Will No Escape be Brosnan's career resurrection ala the Undertaker rising? [video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=p ... kUSxPwdt8w[/video]
Stop being so dramatic FBF. Seriously,if this movie fails I'll go "cheer" for another actor...FormerBondFan wrote:If No Escape fails, I guess no one really care for Pierce as they used to. Might as well cheer on Christian Bale from this point forward.
Don't know if this is a perfect example, but the EX films (minus 3) were R rated and summer blockbusters.Kristatos wrote:Isn't it a bit risky releasing an R-rated action movie during summer blockbuster season, albeit at the tail end? Seems to me like it should be an autumn release.
It's not that I will give up watching Pierce. Rather it's just that I wouldn't be feeling comfortable in watching his new films with anyone who are non-fans since most of them got poor reviews.Veronica wrote:Stop being so dramatic FBF. Seriously,if this movie fails I'll go "cheer" for another actor...FormerBondFan wrote:If No Escape fails, I guess no one really care for Pierce as they used to. Might as well cheer on Christian Bale from this point forward.
What?
It doesn't matter if one movie doesn't get great reviews and that doesn't mean you can not watch those movies with people who are not fans of one actor/actress in that movie. There a lot of example when movies didn't get critical acclaim but public nevertheless enjoyed it. And Brosnan isn't one of the actors that one either absolutely adores or absolutely dislikes.From what I've seen/heard people are generally positive towards him.FormerBondFan wrote:It's not that I will give up watching Pierce. Rather it's just that I wouldn't be feeling comfortable in watching his new films with anyone who are non-fans since most of them got poor reviews.Veronica wrote:Stop being so dramatic FBF. Seriously,if this movie fails I'll go "cheer" for another actor...FormerBondFan wrote:If No Escape fails, I guess no one really care for Pierce as they used to. Might as well cheer on Christian Bale from this point forward.
What?
Most of his films after GE do not get reviews that are great, and yeah there are some exceptions like The Thomas Crown Affair, Evelyn, The Matador and The Ghost Writer.Veronica wrote:It doesn't matter if one movie doesn't get great reviews and that doesn't mean you can not watch those movies with people who are not fans of one actor/actress in that movie.
Anyone here going to see M:I-5 this weekend instead of Fantastic Bore?bjmdds wrote:Fox’s “Fantastic Four” faces an uphill climb at the box office following savage reviews and controversy, picking up $2.7 million from 2,900 Thursday night locations.
The superhero reboot currently holds an abysmal 9% “rotten” rating on Rotten Tomatoes, and director Josh Trank didn’t help the bad buzz when he tweeted that the film would have enjoyed better notices if the studio hadn’t meddled. Those 140 characters have since been deleted, but not before they went viral.
That is what a spy film is meant to be like 
Both ECH-TRE and UNCLE trailers were shown. Cavill looked totally Bondish and Cr-egg, aka Mumbles, looked totally useless.
What James Bond should look like is no longer relevant because he's NOT for us anymore. We got M:I, Kingsman, and UNCLE. And Henry should not go ANYWHERE near Babs, and neither should Mike Fassbender or any other traditional tall and dark-haired handsome actors.bjmdds wrote:I just got back from seeing MI:5.
IMO fantastic four was never a good idea to reboot . Unless it was being tied in to marvels current universe like spidy.bjmdds wrote:Fox's Fantastic Four got a Thing-like pummeling at the box office with a $26.2M first outing, allowing Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation to take #1 for the second weekend in a row. “Fantastic Four’s” weakness was good news for “Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation,” which edged out the comic book movie to capture first place on the box office charts. The Paramount sequel earned a strong $29.4 million in its second week in theaters, pushing its domestic total to $108.7 million. Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation soared to #1 overseas again this weekend adding $65.5 million (+1%) from 58 territories. The fifth film in the MI franchise has grossed $156.7 million overseas and $265.35 million worldwide after two weekends of release.
How long will M:I join the billionaire club? When the next film comes out?bjmdds wrote:“Fantastic Four’s” weakness was good news for “Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation,” which edged out the comic book movie to capture first place on the box office charts. The Paramount sequel earned a strong $29.4 million in its second week in theaters, pushing its domestic total to $108.7 million. Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation soared to #1 overseas again this weekend adding $65.5 million (+1%) from 58 territories. The fifth film in the MI franchise has grossed $156.7 million overseas and $265.35 million worldwide after two weekends of release.
Phelps returning in MI:6 would do it?
