Has anyone seen this? I'm kinda intrigued after reading the article but i figured it could be a viral marketing stunt or some shit like that. I often find interesting art/media will have people firmly in the love or hate camp and this seems to be one of those...
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The news stories about what a big bomb this is are so consistent and so numerous it starts to feel a little inorganic. Like maybe the powers that be aren't so happy when a movie pokes fun at the powers that be.
I want to go see this.
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Obligatory fuck Tom Cruise
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Every time I plan to see or avoid a movie, I first check with what Anne Hathaway has to say about it.
I Hathaway of going about these things.
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Wait you're telling me no one wanted to see a movie about an aging oil magnate during a fuel shortage and a climate disaster? Surely Tom Cruise doing a funny little dance is all that is needed to make this character who represents the worst scum of the earth into a relatable figure?
Honestly the only good part of this movie seems to be the casting, they got Cruise to play human garbage. That's spot on great job.
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Love the arts, fuck Paramount and every piece of content associated with them.
I have to wonder how many viewers Tom Cruise pulls on his name alone these days.
I wrote this movie off immediately because it was being marketed as the "Next Tom Cruise Movie!!"
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I hope Tom Cruise gets contagious ass cancer and passes it on to all his Scientologist friends.
As we have all been told, a solid metric of movie quality is how much money it brings in, or doesn't.
In this age of massive media consolidation, it's our responsibility to support as many indie gems as possible, while assuring that every major project by the corporate behemoth flops hard.
Digger?! I barely know her!
I hadn't heard of the movie until seeing this article, and I make it to the movie theater once a month or so. Was there any advertising for it at all?
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