Any discussion? Looks...odd. I think spending too much time on the Hobbit messed with Jackson's brain.
schmendeler said:
think of the toys?
I don't get it.Duncan Idaho said:schmendeler said:
think of the toys?
Like the transformer building in Big?
I've read the series and it is ok. I'm curious to see what PJ can do with it.dcaggie04 said:
This is a film adaption of the first book of a four book series. It is not something Peter Jackson created.
hurleyag said:
Just to note, I know what they are, but that is the line Hanks gave when they presented the toy to him.
Well done. I love that scene. Its even better now when I see it through the eyes of corporate cultured, middle-aged guy with grade-school aged kids.hurleyag said:I don't get it.Duncan Idaho said:schmendeler said:
think of the toys?
Like the transformer building in Big?
tv1113 said:
The Hobbit somehow destroyed my curiosity for anything Jackson puts out despite my love for LOTR.
So, this is part 1 of a 12 movie epic series from Jackson?dcaggie04 said:
This is a film adaption of the first book of a four book series. It is not something Peter Jackson created.
Duncan Idaho said:
http://www.i-mockery.com/blabber/2009/06/29/the-transforming-skyscraper-from-big/
Presley OBannons Sword said:Duncan Idaho said:
http://www.i-mockery.com/blabber/2009/06/29/the-transforming-skyscraper-from-big/
I believe that robot has an erection.
Brian Earl Spilner said:
$7.5M opening weekend. Good Lord...
Agnzona said:
So the premise has already lost me. After using up all the world's resources, humanity leaves cities and builds giant mobile ones?
WTF? You couldn't dream up a dumber scenario. Will not see it on that idiotic basis alone.
User name checks out.Presley OBannons Sword said:Duncan Idaho said:
http://www.i-mockery.com/blabber/2009/06/29/the-transforming-skyscraper-from-big/
I believe that robot has an erection.
So that article ends with...Ol Jock 99 said:
$100-150MM loss projected.
https://deadline.com/2018/12/mortal-engines-bombs-at-the-box-office-1202520828/
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The moral of Mortal Engines is that no matter how much audiences scream for original content, it's clear that they, unfortunately, just want more of the same: Branded franchises.
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There was no disconnect between audiences and critics here, with Rotten Tomatoes at 28% Rotten and audience exits at a B- CinemaScore and 66% overall positive on Posttrak, and an awful 43% definite recommend from those who actually watched the movie. If the critics were more on board here, as they were for Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk, we could be looking at better numbers.