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Big Releases For August

 


New month, new movies, ya'll know the drill;





Trap- Tomorrow

I've seen several trailers for this movie and it looks interesting enough, but I have no intention in seeing it. I'm not really sure where it stands in terms of box-office or critics. Again, I do feel its premise is relatively interesting, but that doesn't automatically mean it's gonna be a box-office draw or that it's gonna be good. You never really know.


 Harold & The Purple Crayon-Tomorrow

I don't know why anyone thought Harold & The Purple Crayon needed a live-action film with a clearly adult 'Harold', especially when we already have imaginative films like IF out this year. Critics already hate this movie, I'm not sure where it stands on box-office. Also, Zachary Levi is better than this and I do not intend on seeing this.


 Borderlands-August 9

Hollywood is really obsessed with video game adaptations right now (I blame The Last Of Us). I barely know anything about this movie aside from the director being responsible for Thanksgiving last year, which did relatively well. Simply judging by that alone, this movie might have a chance in terms of critics. Box-office, I'm not so sure. I'm not a video game person, I don't care enough to see this movie.


 Alien: Romulus- August 16

I actually had the honor of watching Alien and Aliens for the first time last month, and they were AMAZING! I saw a trailer for this when I saw Deadpool & Wolverine (review will be up tomorrow). In my opinion, it actually looks pretty good, but I'm well aware that the franchise has been up and down since Alien 3, which I have not seen. If the reviews and Rotten Tomatoes score is promising, then I will go see this with my dad. If not, forget about it. I don't know where it stands on box-office.


 The Crow- August 23

I've never seen the first Crow. All I know about it is the disastrous incident resulting in the death of Brandon Lee (son of Bruce Lee). Also gothic superheroes, not my thing, so I have no intention in seeing this. Not sure where it stands in terms of critics or box-office, especially considering people hold the first one to such a high standard. 


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