Michael Jackson Devil Wears Prada 2 and Mandalorian/Baby Yoda coming soon.

Saw three movies while on vacation. Barely get to one a year recently.

Mortal Kombat 2 - I really liked it. Surprised by how much I’ve liked both installments.

Masters of the Universe - Thoroughly enjoyed it, and surprisingly so did my kid. I was never a big fan of the cartoon, remembered the toys more than the show. Entertaining Summer movie.

Mandalorian - Felt like a longer episode of the show. Not nearly enough plot or buildup for a future franchise. Entertaining enough, but left me pretty disappointed because this was the movie I was actually looking forward to. Went to the first two movies above as spur of the moment decisions, so didn’t really have expectations.

10 hours ago, Milkman delivers said:

Saw three movies while on vacation. Barely get to one a year recently.

Mortal Kombat 2 - I really liked it. Surprised by how much I’ve liked both installments.

Masters of the Universe - Thoroughly enjoyed it, and surprisingly so did my kid. I was never a big fan of the cartoon, remembered the toys more than the show. Entertaining Summer movie.

Mandalorian - Felt like a longer episode of the show. Not nearly enough plot or buildup for a future franchise. Entertaining enough, but left me pretty disappointed because this was the movie I was actually looking forward to. Went to the first two movies above as spur of the moment decisions, so didn’t really have expectations.

Also loved MOTU and MK2. I felt MK2 really nailed the fights, and didn’t care who lived or died, and it made the movie so much better

MOTU was just a trip and they figured out covering Leto up and changing his voice is the best way to deal with him lol

A lot are complaining about the over the top jokes/humor and existential mental crisis moments...but those were some of the best elements of He-Man.

What most struck me was a pretty crazy transition for lead Galzitine from an Anne Hathaway romantic comedy.

And you can never go wrong with Idris Elba action flicks dating back to Pacific Rim.

Btw where was Mummra the Everliving lol?

2 hours ago, caulfield12 said:

A lot are complaining about the over the top jokes/humor and existential mental crisis moments...but those were some of the best elements of He-Man.

What most struck me was a pretty crazy transition for lead Galzitine from an Anne Hathaway romantic comedy.

And you can never go wrong with Idris Elba action flicks dating back to Pacific Rim.

Btw where was Mummra the Everliving lol?

He’s from Thundercats, no?

As to your other points, Idris Elba is great in everything. And the jokes…well some of them were definitely inappropriate for kids. Good thing mine are too young to understand them.

3 hours ago, caulfield12 said:

A lot are complaining about the over the top jokes/humor and existential mental crisis moments...but those were some of the best elements of He-Man.

What most struck me was a pretty crazy transition for lead Galzitine from an Anne Hathaway romantic comedy.

And you can never go wrong with Idris Elba action flicks dating back to Pacific Rim.

Btw where was Mummra the Everliving lol?

Yea Mumm-Ra is thundercats. They gotta get off the ground before that crossover happens

I thought it was funny that they made him a really good HR rep because it basically gives you a good reason to make him to those PSA’s that you would see him do in the cartoon.

I also enjoyed that all of the character names were given by Adam as a kid and they don’t like the names at all lol

2 minutes ago, Kyyle23 said:

Yea Mumm-Ra is thundercats. They gotta get off the ground before that crossover happens

Getting swept away by two buzzy Gen Z horror movies won't help.

Mandalorian either.

Then Spielberg will take over box office this weekend as well.

Will have to survive by word of mouth/pay per view/international...but isn't well known property at all in places like China.

Only one other theatregoer when I went. So will likely be out of cinemas after just one week.

Edited Wednesday at 11:28 PM3 days by caulfield12