
I went into Solo pretty sure that I wasn’t going to enjoy it, but I had that need to see it partially out of curiosity and partially so I don’t break my streak of seeing every Star Wars movie theatrically. (Yes, that includes the original. Shut up. I’m old.) My thoughts on it might actually surprise you. It’s too bad that it will almost certainly be the first of any Star Wars movie to lose money.
– My thoughts on Solo might not be what you thought
– Solo projection problems angers fans and industry veterans
– Solo globally crashes upon entry
– Solo is likely to be the first Star Wars movie to lose money
– Deadpool 2 continues to charge the box office
– Incredibles 2 is looking for a $140M domestic debut
– Rumor: Boba Fett movie is in the works
– Sadly, a Jared Leto Joker movie is in the works
– Wonder Woman 2 will take place in 1984
– Rumor: Kathleen Kennedy to leave Lucasfilm?
– Trailer: Ralph Breaks the Internet
– Taika Waititi can’t wait to “piss off a lot of racists”
– Top Gun 2 production has started
– Rumor: The Crow remake loses Jason Momoa and Corin Hardy
– Six Billion Dollar Man pushed back, The Shining sequel gets a date
– Trailer: The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part
– Rumor: The Cannonball Run might race again
– Shareholder vote for Disney/Fox merger set for July 10
– Comcast might actually be a less risky owner of Fox assets than Disney
– MoviePass parent buys Emmet Furla Oasis Films
– Trailer: Mortal Engines
– Red band trailer: The Happytime Murders
– Sorry, Sesame Street. Happytime Murders can keep their catchphrase
– Reese Witherspoon is coming back for Legally Blonde 3
– Clint Eastwood’s next film involves the Mexican Cartels
– James Cameron is still bullish on 3D as long as it’s native
– Job openings at The New Beverly in Los Angeles
– Maleficent 2 starts filming at Pinewood
– Universal will distribute Bond 25
– Rumor: Helena Bonham Carter eyed at Bond 25 antagonist
– Trailer: Peppermint
– Emilia Clarke says that “Nobody has a good time” making Terminator Genisys
– Gaming (mobile, console, PC) brought in $9 billion in April alone!