Firecrest

That is amazing!

lyndell75

Ok, I finally watched the film....So good

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'Tenet' had a normal Labor Day box office, which is great news for COVID-19
People, please. Stop going to the movies!

After multiple delays, Tenet finally hit U.S. theaters on Sept. 4, just a week after the movie's international opening on Aug. 28. Through Sunday of this three-day weekend, it's earned an estimated $20.2 million at the U.S. box office.

That's not a huge start for a Christopher Nolan-directed sci-fi mind**** that was meant to open as a mid-summer 2020 blockbuster. But even if Tenet makes zero dollars on Labor Day – which is highly unlikely – a $20.2 million opening would put it right in the middle of Labor Day weekend's all-time "Top 10" at the box office.

Tenet is faring even better outside the United States, with an accumulated international total of $126 million from non-U.S. theaters. But the pandemic threat also isn't quite as dire outside the U.S., where countries haven't been subjected to mismanagement by an incompetent and criminally self-absorbed president.

It's fair to say that Tenet isn't performing the way Warner Bros. had hoped it would before COVID-19 shut down moviegoing for months, but not by as much as you might think. With the exception of his latter two Batman movies, The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises, Nolan's movies have generally opened in the $50 million to $60 million range.

Tenet will probably close Labor Day weekend with close to $30 million if Monday viewings hold up. Fewer people are going to the movies, definitely, but numerous states that house major markets – including New York and California – are still partially or completely shut down for moviegoers. And I can tell you anecdotally that drive-in theaters aren't necessarily getting the new releases on day one.

All of which is to say: From a purely business perspective, Tenet's likely $30 million-ish domestic opening weekend is pretty good, all things considered. But from a "we'd really like this pandemic nightmare to end" perspective, it's the opposite.

Here's the link, https://www.aol.com/tenet-had-normal...200612885.html

Firecrest

Love the link!

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A review of "The Devil All The Time. Here's the link, https://variety.com/2020/film/review...gh-1234766310/

Firecrest

Love the amazing article!

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An interview with Antonio Campos where he discusses Rob. Here's the link, https://www.robertpattinsonau.com/20...vilallthetime/

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Robert Pattinson is able to resume shooting "The Batman." Here's the link, https://www.usatoday.com/story/enter...wn/3486638001/

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For a ‘Good Time,’ Here Are the 12 Best Robert Pattinson Performances Ranked
Here's the link, https://collider.com/best-robert-pat...mpression=true
Thanks to Beadgirl for the link.

CONDEMNED666

i watched this the other night
it took a sweet while to get going, but it earned the tag that it was worthy of a thriller film at least

Firecrest

Love the link!

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The new Netflix movies and shows to binge-watch right now
The Devil All the Time (September 16th)
A sprawling Southern Gothic drama set in post-war Ohio, around the epicentre of a town called Knockemstiff, TDATT’s time-hopping story begins with Willard Russell (Skarsgård) returning from World War 2, and starting a family with Charlotte (Haley Bennett). This movie's a harrowing experience – but a worthwhile one, if you can stomach it. Plus, once you've watched this one, be sure to read our ending explained piece with the director.
Here's the link, https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/...121553148.html

Firecrest

I will sure watch!

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Julianne Moore's best movie roles ranked
15. Havana Segrand in "Map to the Stars"
2014's "Maps to the Stars" saw Julianne Moore play Havana Segrand, an aging actress stuck in her movie-star mom Clarice Taggart's shadow. Sarah Gadon plays Clarice -- who appears in the film as a ghost visiting her daughter -- during her prime. The David Cronenberg flick, which also stars Mia Wasikowska, John Cusack and Robert Pattinson, brings the plight of women in Hollywood to light. Julianne picked up a best actress nomination at the Golden Globes for her performance.
Here's the link, https://www.msn.com/en-us/entertainm...dlbing#image=2

Firecrest

Love the link!