Smallpotatoes
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I really enjoyed this movie. It wasn't really, really funny, but it had its moments. Mostly, it was just a good story that had my attention throughout the film.
BYH said:Is Fast and Furious a sequel, or a remake featuring THE EXACT SAME CAST? I ask b/c it's the same title, and b/c I figure rock bottom for Hollywood is remaking a movie that was made this decade.
bostonbred said:I've heard GREAT things about this movie. While most everybody else is seeing Fast and Furious (sigh), I'll be checking this out tonight.
http://www.cnn.com/2009/SHOWBIZ/Movies/04/05/boxoffice.ew/index.html?iref=mpstoryviewIn the first truly shocking box office result of the year, "Fast & Furious" sped away from expectations to gross a humongous $72.5 million, according to early estimates from Media by Numbers.
That result is effectively double what most industry observers had predicted for the debut of the fourth feature in Vin Diesel's car franchise, and it left in the dust a number of notable records:
- Best April opening ever, beating "Anger Management's" $42.2 million.
- Best Universal Pictures opening ever (three-day), beating "The Lost World: Jurassic Park's" $72.1 million.
ArnoldBabar said:Did you see the numbers the FF interquel did this weekend? Unbelievable -- $72.5 million in three days.
http://www.cnn.com/2009/SHOWBIZ/Movies/04/05/boxoffice.ew/index.html?iref=mpstoryviewIn the first truly shocking box office result of the year, "Fast & Furious" sped away from expectations to gross a humongous $72.5 million, according to early estimates from Media by Numbers.
That result is effectively double what most industry observers had predicted for the debut of the fourth feature in Vin Diesel's car franchise, and it left in the dust a number of notable records:
- Best April opening ever, beating "Anger Management's" $42.2 million.
- Best Universal Pictures opening ever (three-day), beating "The Lost World: Jurassic Park's" $72.1 million.
Wow. I think a key factor is that there's just nothing worth seeing out there right now. I was going to go to a movie the other day and literally couldn't find anything worth the effort in the big theaters.
bagelchick said:Adventureland is set in Pittsburgh's (really West Mifflin's) famous Kennywood Park for those of you who might be interested in that.
Ace said:I won't see Fast and Furious out of support for the words "the" and "and" that were left at the curb this time.
It's not just newspaper people being laid off these days. It's whole words, dammit!
bagelchick said:Adventureland is set in Pittsburgh's (really West Mifflin's) famous Kennywood Park for those of you who might be interested in that.