These reviews are the least surprising thing of the year after watching the trailers and marketing for this movie.
Brian Earl Spilner said:
My expectations have way lowered, and any and all hype I had for this movie has bottomed out, for whatever reason.
Still looking forward to watching it tomorrow, but not feeling the least bit confident in it being good.
Corporate (aka my wife) says we'll probably go this weekend even though we lol'd our way through the last train wreck.TCTTS said:
Caved and bought a ticket for tonight, last minute. Still plenty of good seats left for the 7:25 PM showing at the Chinese IMAX. Got a busy weekend coming up, so I won't be able to see it for days, if I didn't tonight, and even if it's a complete train wreck, I don't want to be out of the loop that long.
Anyone else seeing it soon?
TCTTS said:
Caved and bought a ticket for tonight, last minute. Still plenty of good seats left for the 7:25 PM showing at the Chinese IMAX. Got a busy weekend coming up, so I won't be able to see it for days, if I didn't tonight, and even if it's a complete train wreck, I don't want to be out of the loop that long.
Anyone else seeing it soon?
Urban Ag said:Corporate (aka my wife) says we'll probably go this weekend even though we lol'd our way through the last train wreck.TCTTS said:
Caved and bought a ticket for tonight, last minute. Still plenty of good seats left for the 7:25 PM showing at the Chinese IMAX. Got a busy weekend coming up, so I won't be able to see it for days, if I didn't tonight, and even if it's a complete train wreck, I don't want to be out of the loop that long.
Anyone else seeing it soon?
This is how you Hollywood types screw us. You make a fun summer movie (Jurassic World) that pretty much everyone enjoyed and wanted to see because of the JP nostalgia factor. Then you let some slapdick convince you that the next one should have all this deeper messaging in it (when we just want running and screaming) which results in a film so utterly dumb and ridiculous that the most fun it provided was actually laughing at it. At this point, the male side of my household checks out, no harm no foul. But the female side (which actually runs things) comes to the conclusion that we are essentially pot committed and is always jumping at any opportunity for us all to be together for family time, so now I gotta drop a car payment for four nightime tickets and dinner and popcorn and *****
Life of dad first world problems. Thanks TCCTS. Thanks a lot. I planned on seeing this in 10 minute increments on HBO is a few months.
Isn't this every night in California?TCTTS said:
Movie starts in two minutes, but something's wrong and we're all in line like animals down Hollywood Blvd, in the heat, with all the freaks and weirdos and tourists, and I don't want to be here anymore.
I noticed that too and apparently the filter stars the period behind sheet. But yes, I never stop paying for La Princessa.MaroonStain said:
Those 5* in your posts made me think..."man, he still has to pay for the poonanny." Of course, we never stop paying in reality.
Tibbers said:
Dear God that was terrible. It was so bad it was hilarious, truly hilarious. Wait to watch it at home folks. Might be as bad as that matrix film they recently crafted. Jeepers y'all. Jeepers.