Big Releases For September

New releases for the month of September;

Beetlejuice Beetlejuice - Friday

And here we have yet another unnecessary sequel or remake from Hollywood. However, apparently this is one of the few that's actually good as critics are already speaking highly of it. Now I have no intention in seeing this movie, I've never even seen the original. It might do fine at the box-office for obvious reasons, but I don't wanna jinx it.

Speak No Evil- September 13

I have seen trailers for this almost non-stop. I don't know how critics or the box-office will respond to this movie. Though I would not be surprised if critics like James McAvoy, who's a very good actor. I myself have no intention in seeing this movie as it's too weird for me.

Transformers One- September 20

Like the previous movie, I've also seen trailers for this movie non-stop. I don't really know how critics will respond to this either. Possibly mixed because we've seen this trope before (the villain and the hero starting off as friends then becoming enemies). Hell, they might do this trope better than Mufasa (which is set to come out in December of this year). I hate Transformers so it should come as no surprise that I have no intention in seeing this.

The Wild Robot- September 27

Though not as frequent as the last 2, I've seen a trailer for this several times. In my opinion, this looks pretty cool. The animation looks incredible and I see this as a female version of The Iron Giant, which I have never seen (I should). I do intend on seeing this movie. It's possible it'll do well with critics, but you never really know. I don't really see this being a box-office draw, but again you never really know.

Megalopolis- September 27

Obviously coming out the same day as The Wild Robot, Megalopolis so far has made quite the impression due to the trailer situation. I've only ever seen one Coppola film, and that's The Outsiders. Though I did like it, I have no intention of seeing this movie. Critics are already divvied on this movie and I have no idea if it has a chance at the box-office.

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