Sentences with phrase «few films in the franchise»

But the next few films in the franchise are going to make it literally impossible to stay in the dark.

Not exact matches

One of the few last successful horror franchises in modern history would have to be the Paranormal Activity flicks where it goes to show, that a film that makes noises in another room can scare the living hell out of millions of people.

The first few years of his career following the departure from the show were somewhat lackluster, but Smits eventually landed the role of Senator Bail Organa in the second and third Star Wars prequels, a move that would permanently cement him in film history in the minds of at least one very large fanbase.In addition to his work with the Star Wars franchise, Smits also made an inevitable return to the small - screen mid-decade with a prominent role on NBC's The West Wing during the show's 2004 - 2005 season.

Lorenzo di Bonaventura, the super-producer behind the Transformers and Matrix franchises (and currently in the UK working on Kenneth Branagh's Jack Ryan) is overseeing the film, and he'll be receiving Empire's screenplay for Chuckie Egg in the next few days.

The final outing in the series for Shia LaBeouf and co (though Megan Fox was replaced here already, after falling out with Bay), with John Malkovich and Frances McDormand among those paying for new houses with a few weeks work, the film does at least have a striking moon - landing themed opening, and an enormous extended climax that marks a high watermark for the franchise's action (particularly an impressive Halo jump sequence done for real).

No clue how this will effect the film franchise, but I'm sure we can expect a reboot in a few years depending on how audiences take to the new personalities / sexes / identities.

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There are also a few questionable moments during the film when it disregards some key events in the franchise history.

Universal thus far hasn't decided to explore this area, which is just fine, as few would want to see a Psycho film without Norman Bates in it, so it is only fitting that the film franchise end here.

Chris Tucker is the cinematic equivalent of one of those celestial events that only happens once every few years — he hasn't appeared in a film since 2007's Rush Hour 3 and the Brett Ratner franchise marked the three lone acting jobs he's taken since 1998.

The trend continues after Marky Mark, as the list is mainly comprised of actors who've starred in uber - lucrative franchises or big - budget superhero movies, films for which there are conspicuously few female roles.

Well, few people love William Friedkin, John Boorman, and Paul Schrader as much as I do, but in my book, of the six or so films that have tried to turn that tortured title into a continuing franchise Blatty's The Exorcist III is the best, hands down.»

Gomez, a former Disney star, has spent the last few years splitting the difference between kiddie films and more outrageous fare, dipping in between stuff like the Hotel Transylvania franchise and Spring Breakers or Neighbors 2.

Recently, it was reported that he is in talks with Deadpool director Tim Miller to bring a new Terminator film to life in a few years; though after being burned many times before, some audiences may not want to see more from this franchise.

But however poorly executed they are, at least the film gives the impression that there are a few ideas floating around in its head — unlike the franchise's third go - round.

Boyle, still doing press for his new film Trance, decried the lack of «adult films» in the modern movie marketplace and has a few places to lay the blame, with Pixar Animation Studios as well as with the Star Wars franchise.

When Halloween: Resurrection opened in the summer of 2002, it marked the final appearance of scream queen Jamie Lee Curtis in the franchise that made her famous, as well as the end of the original series of films, but few could have predicted how ahead of its time it was in terms of its online streaming reality TV plot.

So, I'll likely be watching all of them this week, and you'll get to hear my thoughts on the actual films in the franchise in a few days.

Vacation Film Review by Kam Williams Next Generation of Griswolds Heads for Walley World in Travel Franchise's 7th Episode National Lampoon's Vacation is an enduring film franchise launched back in 1978 by the late John Hughes, the brains behind such Chicago - centric screen classics as Ferris Bueller's Day Off; Trains, Planes & Automobiles; Home Alone; Uncle Buck; and Baby's Day Out, to naFranchise's 7th Episode National Lampoon's Vacation is an enduring film franchise launched back in 1978 by the late John Hughes, the brains behind such Chicago - centric screen classics as Ferris Bueller's Day Off; Trains, Planes & Automobiles; Home Alone; Uncle Buck; and Baby's Day Out, to nafranchise launched back in 1978 by the late John Hughes, the brains behind such Chicago - centric screen classics as Ferris Bueller's Day Off; Trains, Planes & Automobiles; Home Alone; Uncle Buck; and Baby's Day Out, to name a few.

Vacation DVD Review by Kam Williams Revival of Irreverent Road Trip Franchise Released on Home Video National Lampoon's Vacation is an enduring film franchise launched back in 1978 by the late John Hughes, the brains behind such Chicago - centric screen classics as Ferris Bueller's Day Off; Trains, Planes & Automobiles; Home Alone; Uncle Buck; and Baby's Day Out, to naFranchise Released on Home Video National Lampoon's Vacation is an enduring film franchise launched back in 1978 by the late John Hughes, the brains behind such Chicago - centric screen classics as Ferris Bueller's Day Off; Trains, Planes & Automobiles; Home Alone; Uncle Buck; and Baby's Day Out, to nafranchise launched back in 1978 by the late John Hughes, the brains behind such Chicago - centric screen classics as Ferris Bueller's Day Off; Trains, Planes & Automobiles; Home Alone; Uncle Buck; and Baby's Day Out, to name a few.

The film even has a few good ideas of its own, which give the film a stronger female presence than any other iteration of the franchise on top of that — Marian (Alyssa Milano) is the head of a rad vigilante group called the Power Corps (because no one could think of a more nineties name, apparently) and the Lees are trained by Satori Imada (Julia Nickson), who acts as the orphans» badass mother figure (despite the actress being barely ten years older than the guys, but she gets a token grey streak in her hair to «establish» her wisdom).

The collection is a lot more substantive than your usual VR film tie - in, but with a few exceptions, the designers apparently didn't get the rights to all the movie and game franchises Spielberg did.