First & Last 041 - Seeing double

Can you guess the movie from its first and last shot? The answer is after the jump...
Yes, yes, dear reader, but... which one?


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Can you guess the movie from its first and last shot? The answer is after the jump...
Yes, yes, dear reader, but... which one?
Can you guess the movie from its first and last shot?
This one recently got a sequel and the answer is after the jump once you scroll down...
Can you guess the movie from its first and last image? We had to use a gif for this one since the final image is so blurry.
The answer is after the jump...
By Nathaniel R
The box office prelude to a mid-week Fourth of July (today) rested on Indiana Jones's 5th outing but he didn't truly deliver in The Dial of Destiny, a sequel that few people outside of Hollywood's money-obsessed board rooms were asking for. Hollywood is discovering that it can't live on franchises alone. Problem is that's become Hollywood's ONLY strategy and all they've been investing in for some time now. Unfortunately for those of us who love the cinematic experience audience increasingly lukewarm or chilly response to the big franchises isn't really morphinng into interest pointed at other moviegoing options. Hollywood has been training people to only care about franchises for years and now that they've "won", we're all losing!
Weekend Box Office (estimates? actuals? it's always a little fuzzy around holidays) June 30th - July 2nd 🔺 = new or expanding / ★ = Recommended |
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WIDE (Over 800 Screens) | LIMITED / PLATFORM |
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1 🔺 INDIANA JONES AND THE DIAL OF DESTINY $60.3 *NEW* 4600 screens |
1 🔺 EVERY BODY [doc] $150k *NEW* 255 screens |
by Nathaniel R
Paul Rudd vs Jonathan Majors in "Quantumania"
Forever behind, always catching up. Herewith two spontaneous reviews of threequels that came out during Oscar madness that we never got around to talking about (as they weren't related to that all-consuming golden season): Marvel's Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania and Steven Soderbergh's trilogy-closing Magic Mike's Last Dance...