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Big Releases For March

 





Okay, it's March's turn for movie releases and It looks like we've got quite a few.



 Dune: Part Two- 2 Days Ago

Dune: Part Two was supposed to come out last year, but the stupid Hollywood strikes screwed everything up and it was released on March 1. I am very mixed on whether or not I want to see this because I don't trust it's take on spirituality. The only reason I would see it is for Austin Butler. So far, critics are loving it (surprisingly more than the first movie) and it's doing fine so far in the box-office.  


 Kung Fu Panda 4- March 8

I have seen every single film in the Kung Fu Panda franchise. I love the first 2 while the 3rd one is meh. I am DEFINETLEY seeing this, I want to know what else they can do with these characters, because in my opinion they've done pretty much everything with Po and the others (except kill one off, don't get any ideas). It's probably gonna do fine with its box-office as the franchise is already very popular. The franchise has never really gone sour with critics, but I'm not sure if the movie will be held as high a standard as the first 2.




 Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire- March 22

I'm not a Ghostbusters fan, I've never seen any of the movies, and I don't care enough to. I most likely am not going to see this movie, but we'll see what happens. The new Ghostbusters franchise has always been kind of mixed in terms of critics and box-office, so I'm not really sure how it will do in either category.




 Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire- March 29

Again, not a Godzilla or King Kong fan so I will definitely not be seeing this movie. Also, did we really need another Godzilla movie after Godzilla Minus One apparently set a new standard? This is probably gonna due fine at the box-office because it's freakin' Godzilla and King Kong. But I don't see critics raving about this, especially considering both character's history of mixed reviews and of course the pressure of living up to Godzilla Minus One.

 
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