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IGN asked James McAvoy about the Hobbit and he doesn't say that he wouldn't do it - but, of course, he hasn't been offered the part AND they don't even have a script yet.
JK Rowling has written a new HP story that is going be made into a mini-movie that will be part of the Harry Potter theme park in Florida.
I've always liked Ebert's reviews, especially after reading his article on The Hidden, which is one of my all-time favorite smash-em-up action/SF flicks, and which Roger also appreciated. He gave it 3 stars and called it "a surprisingly effective film," as well as "a sleeper that talks like a thriller and walks like a thriller, but has more brains than the average thriller."
So The Happening happened, huh? How'd it go over?
my co-worker liked it. said it was strange though.
it made something like $30 million last weekend so a whole lot of people went to see it.
The new Indiana Jones kinda tanked, didn't it?
it made something like $30 million last weekend so a whole lot of people went to see it.
Yeah, but it was only #3. It got beaten by Kung Fu Panda, of all things.
The Incredible Hulk had a pretty good showing ($55.4 million).
The new Indiana Jones kinda tanked, didn't it?
It got bad reviews but it's still making a ton of money
it's still making a ton of money
And that's what seems to count. Still, word of mouth isn't a bad indicator.
Gotham Cable News. (It's not running for me . . . but I hope that you don't have that problem.