Review: Dark Phoenix
The Fox era of X-Men comes to a lackluster end after almost 20 years as Dark Phoenix is a boring, lifeless rehash of prior X-Men movie plots and character motivations.
Admit One 6/7
The X-Men franchise comes to an underwhelming finale (according to critics) with Dark Phoenix this weekend while Secret Life of Pets 2 and Late Night also arrive in theaters.
Jean Grey Breaks Bad in Dark Phoenix (Trailer)
Jean Grey’s latent powers are unleashed in what is most likely the final chapter of the Fox X-Men saga, Dark Phoenix, arriving in June this summer.
The X-Men Face the Dark Phoenix in February Next Year (Trailer)
After a rescue mission to space results in Jean Grey getting hit by a mysterious cosmic force, the powerful and dangerous entity inside of her, the Phoenix, is awakened and threatens the entire world in the upcoming X-Men movie, Dark Phoenix.
Battle at the Box Office 3/5
Black Panther continued the box office domination, crossing over $500 million domestically and becoming the 10th highest grossing film domestically of all time.
Admit One 3/2
March kicks off with two brutal movies as Jennifer Lawrence is forced to become a Russian spy in Red Sparrow and Bruce Willis gets revenge for his family in the remake of Death Wish.
Admit One 9/15
A pretty standard looking action thriller is up against an apparently insane new movie from Darren Aronofsky this weekend at the box office.
Jennifer Lawrence is a Russian Ballerina Turned Spy in Red Sparrow (Trailer)
Jennifer Lawrence plays a ballerina who is recruited by a secret Russian spy program called Sparrow School, who teaches her to use her body and mind to gain intelligence and kill targets in next year’s espionage thriller, Red Sparrow.
Uninvited House Guests Terrorize Jennifer Lawrence in Mother! (Trailer)
Jennifer Lawrence’s peaceful life married to Javier Bardem is interrupted by mysterious guests who show up without warning at their home in the country in Darren Aronofsky’s upcoming horror/drama, Mother!
Battle at the Box Office 12/26
Rogue One held onto the top spot at the box office during Christmas weekend while Sing did the best of the weekend’s new releases.