Trey and Blaine look at the film that made Martin Scorsese an Academy Award winner.
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Trey and Blaine look at the film that made Martin Scorsese an Academy Award winner.
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Christopher Nolan’s next film.
Initially buried by WB and purchased by Ketchup Entertainment, the Looney Tunes film is finally getting its day in the sun.
Some of the movies coming to the theaters this Summer.

(Blows the dust off the review template, coughs melodramatically)
I don’t know if it’s my age, movies these days, the cost of moviegoing, or the overall movie experience, but I have haven’t been looking forward to seeing a movie like this in a long time (probably 2019 with Avengers: Endgame). But after reading Andy Weir’s book, and the subsequent announcement of the movie, I’ve been quite excited for this one.
I did not reread the book before watching the movie, so I might have some stuff wrong from the book. This was intentional. I didn’t want to spend a lot of brainpower comparing the two. I will be rereading it shortly.
Spoiler-free takeaway: Go see it. If The Martian was your jam, this will be as well. It’s worth seeing on the big screen. I have a few minor quibbles with the adaptation from the book, but I understand them and they didn’t bother me in the moment.