Big Releases For June

Now that May's over, it's time to see what the month of June has to offer in terms of movies;

Bad Boys: Ride Or Die- June 7

Did we really need another Bad Boys movie? I'm not even sure if we needed the previous one. But I will say, I'm glad to see Will Smith on the big screen after a certain incident. With that being said, I'm not seeing this movie. I haven't even seen the first 3, I have no reason to make an exception for this one. I see it doing relatively good in the box-office due to the franchise's history as a whole. But I see critics most likely having a mixed reaction towards the film.

Inside Out 2- June 14

The first Inside Out was wonderful, so I will be EXTREMELY pissed off if Pixar screws up this one. And given the amount of clunkers Disney has been releasing lately (even screwing up older works), I have very mixed feelings on how this movie will turn out. Me and my sister literally planned a sister date to see this movie months ago (maybe longer), so this movie better not disappoint. I do see this being a box-office draw, obviously because of the anticipation surrounding this sequel to one of Pixar's best films. Again, this better not disappoint.

The Bikeriders- June 21

This is another movie that was supposed to be released last year, but was delayed due to the stupid strike. I will go see this for Austin, he's the only reason I'm seeing this movie. He may also be a box-office draw along with Tom Hardy. This movie was released at a festival last year to positive reviews, so that gives it somewhat of an advantage. The question is; will it still hold up almost less than a year later? I guess we'll see.

A Quiet Place: Day One- June 28

Like Inside Out, this movie also has a lot to live up to as it is a prequel to one of the most acclaimed horror franchises of today. I of course am not a horror fan, so I will not be seeing this movie. While the Quiet Place movies have never been blockbusters, the films have never really failed at the box-office either so I do see this doing relatively well in terms of box-office. This franchise has also never experienced critical failure either, but there's a first time for everyone.

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