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Big Releases For January

 



The first releases of the new year. Like every month I will be addressing notable releases of the month, my personal thoughts on how they might do, and whether or not I will see them. I will only be speaking on 2 movies for today.





 The Book Of Clarence-January 12

This movie was actually released last year at a festival, however it will be released internationally next week. Set in Jerusalem during biblical times, a dude named Clarence attempts to turn his life around by capitalizing the rise of Jesus. I will not see this movie as I do not trust any type of biblical movie in Hollywood with today's climate. If someone I know and trust sees it and approves of it (most likely a family member), I may change my mind, but I highly doubt that will happen. Critics already approve of this movie, so it might do well at the box-office (not that critics are the main draw to a movie, but it helps).



 
 Mean Girls- January 12


I have seen the original Mean Girls once or twice, and I do like it, I just don't hold to high regards like others. It of course centers on Cady Heron and her attempts to survive high school after being homeschooled for most of her life, which is a difficult tasks when it involves Regina George. As you can see, this comes out the same day as The Book Of Clarence. Unlike Book Of Clarence, I probably will go see Mean Girls out of curiosity. I'm not exactly sure how critics are gonna feel about it mainly due to the trailer kind of rubbing people the wrong way. This might do decently at the box-office mainly due to the iconic status of the original. 


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