Brilliant film makes money, bad one doesn’t! 😁
Borderlands only opens with $8m. Ouch!
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I liked the latest D&D movie a lot, but I guess that doesn’t technically count.
The first Mortal Kombat movie was a classic!
Not good, per se, but certainly some entertaining ones.
The Last of Us is fantastic, but it’s not a movie.
Arcane too
Despite its issues, I really liked Warcraft.
I enjoyed it as well.
Can I count Big Trouble in Little China as the first Mortal Kombat movie?
If so, then yes, there’s been at least one.
Final Fantasy, the ghost within. Great animation for it time, good plot, fine movie.
The Silent Hill series was pretty great. Also, the original Mario Bros movie.
Oh, and Advent Children!
Good in terms of being a good example of great cinema, no
Good in terms of being faithful to the source material and/or fun to watch?
- ratchet and clank
- resident evil
I’m sure I’ll see Borderlands eventually, but it wasn’t tracking for me as a must see. The trailer was just okay, and I’m not sure did the movie any favors-- In fact it looks like it was made by the same person that made the trailer for The Suicide Squad (2016).
I’ll certainly see it at some point just out of morbid curiosity. Considering the bad reviews, I expect this will hit digital pretty fast.
Was thinking the same! 🙂
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@UKFilmNerd It’s crazy how badly the projections have been missing opening weekend hauls over the past two months. It seems that since Bad Boys, they’ve undershot every blockbuster by a significant amount.
I find it strange that there seems to be a job of professionally guessing movies opening weekend numbers. 😄
Well, money makes the world go round and movies are a combination of really expensive gambling and money laundering.
So you want to know the odds before you gamble your money too.
