Mission Impossible: Fallout — Look like another M:I film. I actually enjoy these (though not so much that I haven’t fallen one behind). Probably will catch it streaming sometime.
Hurricane Heist — It’s not clear to me that the whole is greater than the sum of the parts (a hurricane movie! a heist movie!). In fact, it might well be worse. The music / sound / cuts / graphics of the trailer look like a Fast & Furious movie, which makes sense because it’s from the same person/people. No thanks.
Rampage — Dwayne Johnson and a gorilla that knows sign language and is a friend of Dwayne’s but then gets hit by some sort of genetic weapon that turns him into a huge, savage gorilla who is seen as a menace but may be the only hope of saving the world against even more savage mutations sounds like it should be an amazingly awful idea for a movie, but the trailer sure works. I wouldn’t dream of seeing it, mind you, but …
God’s Not Dead — I don’t shy away from public discussion about religion in the movies, but this trailer sure seems to lay the piety on thick. Not my cuppa.
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom — People who like this sort of thing will find it the sort of thing they like.
Ready, Player One — I loved the book, but for some reason each time I see a trailer for the movie I get less and less enthusiastic about it.
Ant-Man and the Wasp — Okay, this will not have the thoughtfulness of Black Panther, but it will almost certainly be fun to watch. I’m there.
Solo — I’m really liking what I’m seeing here. Maybe because it’s about Han Solo as not played by Harrison Ford, and therefore can be something fresh. I dunno — but I’m there.
I agree with all of those comments.
Rampage is based on a best-selling video game.
+Harold Chester OMG, you're right. And I really enjoyed that video game.
I don't know if this is a great example of turning a game into a movie, or a terrible one, given that the connection is so tenuous (sort of "title" and "giant creatures" being all that they have in common).
We had different trailers, some. Uncle Drew is about an old basketball player who says “You don’t quit playing the game because you’re old; you’re old because you quit playing the game.” Hijinks ensue.
MI looked really dumb. Jurassic Something looked really dumb. I miss the majesty and wonder of the original. The one about the ape looked sad. Death Wish starring Bruce Willis is the same old gun fantasy with some sadism and smart-aleck remarks thrown in. There was something about Venom, which looked scary and no doubt pointlessly violent. Deadpool II will surely be a cinematic classic next to Citizen Kane. Wrinkle In Time looked cool. Antman and The Wasp might be fun. And Solo looked cool.
God’s Not Dead? Is this “GND2: Revenge Of The Bible Thumpers” or something? Because the original was garbage.
I like Dwayne Johnson; I'm hoping his choice of projects is good.
I’ve seen all of those over the past several months and the only two that I want to see are Solo, and Ant Man and Wasp.
+Harold Chester Dwayne does seem to enjoy not taking his own characters too seriously.
i got:
strangers 2 prey at night, uncle drew, mi6, jurassic world 2, avengers infinity war, isle of dogs, tomb raider, ant man & wasp, wrinkle in time
only gonna c wrinkle in time and isle of dogs, maybe strangers if it’s good. tho my friend will probably get me 2 c infinity war even tho i haven’t been following the mcu extended storyline
btw loved black panther
i really wanted trailers for rampage, ready player one, or deadpool. (excited 4 all 3)
gods not dead 3 seemed like a really odd choice (and awful movie)
solo SEEMS cool but there are a $#!% ton of red flags:
http://www.looper.com/105839/worried-han-solo-movie/