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Tag Archives: elysium
Elysium wastes potential
Looking at the trailer months prior to the release of Elysium, I had high hopes for the sci-fi action movie. I love everything about Matt Damon, including his role in the Bourne trilogy, The Departed, The Legend of Bagger Vance … Continue reading
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Tagged cup of joe, district 9, elysium, jodie foster, matt damon, movie review, neill blomkamp, sharlto copley
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Weekend Wrap Up: Elysium Stays Down to Earth
Despite an intriguing premise, a strong leading man and good trailers, Elysium became yet another in the list of original sci-fi disappointments this year, joining the likes of Oblivion and Pacific Rim. That said, because of the depth this weekend, … Continue reading
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Tagged box office, box office analysis, elysium, jennifer aniston, kick-ass 2, matt damon
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Weekend Wrap Up: “2 Guns” Shoot up the Competition
Unless Elysium somehow proves to be a blockbuster next weekend, it’s looking like we have officially left the big money-makers and blockbusters behind. It happens almost every year as we turn to August. That certainly doesn’t mean films can’t be … Continue reading
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Tagged 2 guns, box office, box office analysis, days of future past, elysium, mark wahlberg, the wolverine
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August Movie Preview
In a lot of ways, July is the end of the summer movie season. Sure, August can have a decently sized hit now and then, but it’s quite rare for a film released in August to surpass $200 million. July … Continue reading