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Big Releases For February

 



It's February! New Month, New Movies!  Here are the lucky 3 we will be discussing today:



 Argylle- Tomorrow

I think I might've seen the first trailer for this when I saw Wish. Either that or Napoleon. I'm gonna be honest, the second I saw Dua Lipa in it, I immediately knew it was gonna be stupid. Looks like critics agree as it is currently getting mixed to negative reviews. I have no intention in seeing this movie and I'm not sure how it will do at the box-office.



 
 Madame Web- February 14

I've only seen television trailers for this film, I've never cared enough to see the full trailer. With the bits and pieces I have seen, I think it's safe to say that this movie also looks kind of stupid, and some of it's visuals look unfinished (kind of like Wish, but not as bad). Also, due to Fifty Shades Of Trash, I cannot take Dakota Johnson seriously as a lead actress (most of that is not even her fault). If the movie surprises people and actually turns out to be good and a box-office success, that's great. But I doubt that very seriously. But just to see if all the fuss is true, I will attend this movie.




 Bob Marley: One Love- February 14

I don't remember when exactly I saw the trailer for this, but I do remember thinking "Did Bob Marley really need a biopic?". But low and behold, he got one and I won't deny it actually looks pretty good. Considering this was directed by the same guy behind King Richard, the movie's probably gonna be fine in terms of critics. Box-office, I'm not so sure. It might do well due to it's subject matter, but who knows. I do plan on seeing this as well, and I'll definitely enjoy it more than Madame Web.


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