Saw TS 4 today and the dolls in the antique store were creepy as F.
I hosted a screening for customers and families Thursday night. Kid in my row commented on the dolls creepy factor right away.
Saw TS 4 today and the dolls in the antique store were creepy as F.
I was wondering how much Key and Peele wrote for their parts...some of the sequences and such seemed right up their alley.
If they didn't write the trailer they starred in the writers stole their act. This is directly lifted from their valet skits:
Little bit. Shazam scared them probably more than any movie they’ve seen... that one was a parenting fail.
After End Game I think the Avengers and all the other tie ins in the MCU should count and as a whole make up the best franchise in cinematic history. I dont think it's close. It really is incredible what they accomplished and truly unique in cinema. And I am an unabashed Star Wars fanboy.
I’m in on Oscar Isaac and Timothy Chalamet Dune. Sting Dune... hard pass.
My wife and I went to Toy Story 4 on Friday. It was great.
I cried when two sets of characters... mild spoilers...
Woody and Bo
Woody and Buzz/the rest of the gang
...said goodbye to each other.
I had no idea how they would keep the story going after Toy Story 3, but they found a way. I have no idea what they might do for another sequel, though, if they do.
Seems we have two 4/4 series now -- Mad Max and Toy Story. Quite the pair, eh?
After seeing Toy Story 4 tonight I got to thinking...is this the best movie franchise ever? There are spectacular franchises but almost all of them that I can think of have one dud/one that just isn't as 'great' as the others.
I'm sure people will say Star Wars, Alien, Terminator, Lord of the Rings, The Godfather, 007, Marvel, etc.
But at this moment, I am not sure anything is as good OVERALL than the Toy Story franchise with every installment so well made and so highly regarded. My runner up would be Nolan's Dark Knight trilogy.