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“The Last Jedi” Scores Powerfully
The Latest franchise sequel of Stars Wars VIII: The Last Jedi is showing no competition at the box office as it took number one with more than 220 million domestically, though it only came in second for the largest opening after the previous Star Wars VII, which brought in 247 million. Theater goers stood in line for days awaiting the blockbuster and most were not disappointed.
The Latest film stars, Daisy Ridley as Rey, Adam Driver as Kilo Ren, John Boyega as Finn and Oscar Isaac as Poe Dameron as the new faces of the Star Wars trilogy who must attempt to bring balance in the force. Of course no Star Wars would be complete without a little history as the film begins with Rey finding Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill) and persuading him to train her on the ways of the force. Through this, we find out what went wrong the first time when Skywalker took his nephew, Ben Solo into the Jedi temple and attempted to train him. Because of his mistake that lead to the creation of Kilo Ren, Skywalker fears the strength of Rey and hesitates training. Meanwhile, his sister Leia (Carrie Fisher) is struggling to recover after the ship is hit by the resistance as they discovered how to find them at light speed.
At just a little under 3 hour run time, Star Wars VIII: The Last Jedi is packed with all the same flare that Star Wars fans remember and love with a few twists and turns that one would not see coming. It’ll have one sitting on the edge of their seats in the theater with suspense as new love sparks out of the most unlikely of circumstances as Rey ultimately takes up the Jedi role once and for all in order to defeat the Supreme leader Snoke (Andy Sarkis) while trying to save Ben Solo from Kilo Ren. The question is will it be too late?
Star Wars VIII: The Last Jedi came out December 15th and is currently playing in a theater near you.
Transformers 5 Takes First
It’s a war between the Autobots and the humans where the solution to their feud lies in the history long forgotten. When Optimus Prime leaves Earth in search of the transformers home, the military fears what will become of humans, but Cade Yeager (Mark Wahlburg) still believes in the transformers and vows to protect them.
Meanwhile Optimus Prime finds his home planet, Cybertron is dying and is told by his creator Quintessa that it is his fault. She convinces him that the only way to save their planet is to find the ancient staff back on Earth, but will he be able to destroy one planet to save his?
At 2 hours and 29 minutes, the fifth installation of Transformers, The Last Knight, will have audiences rooting for Bumblebee as it is up to him to remind Optimus Prime of their true home, but will it be enough to save Earth from the new Decipticons that followed him back? The action adventure also features, the voice of John Goodman as one of the transformers left on Earth to protect their race and Stanley Tucci plays Merlin in the long forgotten history as well as Anthony Hopkins as Sir Edmund Burton, Josh Duhamel as Colonel Lennex and Laura Haddock as Vivian Wembley.
Overall, The Last Knight fared well at the box office as it took the number one spot with just over 45 million with its domestic total at 69 with Sunday’s final. It’s a movie for all to see as it is packed with action, humor and adventure into a history long forgotten. See it in a theater near you.
“Woman” On Top
Gail Gadot is Diana Prince in the latest retelling of the 1975 TV series and it has already over seceded expectations after Thursday previews brought in 11 million, according to the box office.
The film follows the life of Diana as a young girl growing up on an all female island of warriors in the Amazon and goes through the legend of how they all got there. We, as the audience, see first hand that Diana is drawn to wanting to be a warrior, but her mother, the Queen of the Amazon (played by Connie Nielson) keeps her from training until Antiope (Robin Wright) sees her potential and convinces the Queen to allow her to train. Diana grows to be even more powerful than any other warrior, defending her people from the outside world, until an American Explorer Steve Trevor (Chris Pine) discovers the land while undercover with a group of German Soldiers set on destroying everything.
Smitten, Diana returns with Steve to discover a war beyond all wars which Diana has been training for all her life as she finally finds her ultimate destiny as God killer.
At 2 hours and 21 minutes, Wonder Woman is an inspirational film for all girls and women proving that one doesn’t have to be a man to be a hero. The 2017 film is sure to have audiences revved up for the action adventure and love of the Marvel Comic created by DC in 1941. It brings the pages to life for a new generation of viewers on the big screen.
Wonder Woman came out June 2, 2017 and is currently playing in a theater near you.
The “Guardians” Are Back
The Latest adventure of Peter Quill aka, Star Lord are bringing fans to the theaters as Thursday’s previews well over exceeded expectations bringing in 17 million for that day alone at the box office and making it possibly the second Disney movie this year to reach the 1 billion dollar mark.
The Film picks up where the first movie leaves off with Star Lord’s “Awesome Mix vol. 2” rocking out in the background as the team of misfits voyage the outskirts of the galaxy looking for new adventures and love along the way. Reprising their role in the blockbuster film are Chris Pratt as Quill, Zoe Saldana as Gamora, Dave Bautista as Drax and the voices of Vin Diesel playing Baby Groot as well as the wise cracking Rocket voiced by Bradley Cooper.
At 2 hours and 16 minutes, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, will have you laughing and sitting on the edge of your seat as the Guardians find out the real meaning of family when Quill’s father (played by Kurt Russell) shows up and threatens the universe in an attempt to convince Quill of his destiny with him. Now Peter must decide which family is more important, the dad that just showed up or the guardians that have grown into his own form of family. In addition, Gamora finally realizes, her sister Nebula’s (played by Karen Gillan) problem and the two patch things up and learn the bond of sisterhood. It is a movie that is stunning in color and imagery, definitely out did themselves in the 3D group, even if one doesn’t see it in 3D, they will definitely feel it without the glasses.
Guardians of The Galaxy came out in theaters May 5 and is playing in a theater near you.