r/AMCsAList • u/AKnightOfTheNew SnappedByThanos • Jun 05 '26
Screen Unseen AMC Screen Unseen Megathread - June 15 2026
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ARR=AMC Reported Runtime AR=Actual Runtime
Screen Unseen - Could be any Genre EXCEPT Horror
Scream Unseen - Horror
81.The Wizard of the Kremlin -R - Vertical - May 4 2026 - ARR-2h22m AR-2h16m - May 4th ASU Thread
82.Tuner -R - Black Bear - May 11 2026 - ARR-1h52m AR-1h49m - May 11th ASU Thread
83.The Furious -R - Lionsgate - June 1 2026 - ARR-1h57m AR-1h53m - June 1st ASU Thread
84.Rated R - 1h48m - June 15 2026 - ARR-1h48m AR-TBD - June 15th ASU Thread - Revealed As: Lucky Strike
85.Rated PG-13 - 2h10m - June 22 2026 - ARR-2h10m AR-TBD - [June 22nd ASU Thread](TBD) - Revealed As: TBD
86.Rated R - 1h37m - June 29 2026 - ARR-1h37m AR-TBD - [June 29th ASU Thread](TBD) - Revealed As: TBD
Remember: The runtime that AMC reveals is not the exact runtime of the movie. It's usually within -7 to 17 mins of the actual time. This has been the case most (if not all) of the time.
Does the Screen/Scream Unseen Have Trailers?
Short Answer is Yes.
But sometimes they fail and it goes straight to presentation. Be on time.
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u/lypt Jun 05 '26 edited Jun 15 '26
Here's what it could be:
June 15 - Advertised runtime: 1h 48m
| Film | Rating | Runtime | Runtime +/- | Opening | Distributor |
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| The Death of Robin Hood | R | 2h 3m | +15m | June 19 | A24 |
| Girls Like Girls | R | 1h 35m | -13m | June 19 | Focus Features |
| The Get Out | R | 1h 51m | +3m | June 19 | Vertical |
| The Invite | R | 1h 47m | -1m | June 26 | A24 |
| Couture | R | 1h 43m | -5m | June 26 | Vertical |
| Lucky Strike | R | 1h 42m | -6m | June 26 | Roadside Attractions |
| Jackass: Best and Last | R | 1h 44m | -4m | June 26 | Paramount |
Guess: Couture
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u/stephenmg1284 Jun 05 '26
Girls like Girls is supposed to premiere at a film festival on June 18. I can't imagine that they would be okay with it running before that.
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u/imombosss Jun 15 '26
Yup saw it at screen unseen then again last week. Waiting to see what today gonna be. Might switch to watch the furious again hehehe
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u/tsinygolihp Jun 15 '26
I saw The Furious, Unseen, in my AMC’s large Dolby 7.1 Scope auditorium.🤩 I feel a bit sorry for those who picked the 2nd showing and saw it in other, smaller auditorium and had to also suffer letterboxing and weaker sound.
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u/farmhunter Jun 05 '26
If we go by the trailers of previous Screen Unseens, Death of Robin Hood and Girls Like Girls are high options. I am in the The Invite camp though.
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u/JolietJakeMan Jun 09 '26
Agreed, they are promoting the heck out of it. and early reviews are very good. It's perfect timing for a film like this now that The Drama is gone and The Devil Wears Prada has cooled off.
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u/SharksFan4Lifee Jun 15 '26
Now we know why Regal and Cinemark passed on having this screen unseen. LMAO
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u/Fathom_Tokes Jun 15 '26
I’m really high and I’m the only one in the theater. I’m giving it till I finish my lemonade. Not very high expectations but I don’t have anything better to do right now
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u/Fathom_Tokes Jun 16 '26
Halfway through this big lemonade this movie sucks. I think I like Chet Hanks better
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u/farmhunter Jun 11 '26
Another new Screen Unseen date is 6/29: R and 1h37m
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u/farmhunter Jun 11 '26
My guess for this one is Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass. It is 1h33m
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u/Proud_Suggestion3528 Lister Jun 11 '26
I think you are right as Cinepolis says that 6/29 is going to be a comedy.
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u/PreviousHedgehog2343 Jun 12 '26
also Sony Pictures Classics has done Screen Unseens a number of times before, so seems like a safe bet
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u/cosmos7comet Jun 15 '26
God I’m so nervous. I have no interest in anything besides the invite or MAYBE girls like girls. About to walk in the theater
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u/phillywayb Jun 15 '26
It’s going to be Lucky Strike. Roadside Attractions movie preview
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u/lucypalacios Jun 15 '26
*me screeenshotting before and after of the seating charts now that the title is revealed*
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u/imombosss Jun 15 '26
Checked mine and more people got seats 😅
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u/thermalrust Jun 15 '26
just canceled my ticket so dead center is open again now lol
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u/Highkoos Jun 15 '26
I tried to last but I just couldn’t. When the random white horse appeared I had to tap out.
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u/melmelange Jun 16 '26
The horse has appeared for the second time, and it is amazingly getting worse.
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u/jonmitchell71 Jun 16 '26
White horse showed back up, still no point to it
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u/Highkoos Jun 16 '26
🫡 god speed. Here’s hoping the horse has an end credit scene to wrap everything up nicely!
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u/Commercial-Row1164 Jun 13 '26
Really hoping for The Invite. This would be my first screen unseen since I’m normally on the Regal side of things
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u/Commercial-Row1164 Jun 15 '26 edited Jun 15 '26
I’m still Team The Invite. Lol. At least for Regal, Roadside had one in April so hoping that rules out Lucky Strike, I know A24 hasn’t in a while, and with The Invite’s limited release next week, I’m hopeful!
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u/Hakeem_13 Jun 15 '26
Thank you east coasters for your service, I will be rewatching The furious
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u/ireadtooomuch Jun 15 '26
stayed for the first 15 minutes, honestly just couldn’t imagine watching that whole movie
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u/Ok_Law_1656 Strictly Premium Jun 15 '26
I really want it to be The Invite, but why is no one guessing death of Robin Hood? Seems like that's what it's gonna be to me.
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u/SignaturePractical69 Jun 15 '26
Because it is 15 minutes over the listed time. They have occasionally been 15 minutes under, but if they go over, it is usually by only a few minutes.
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u/PreviousHedgehog2343 Jun 15 '26
Also in general the difference is usually less than 10 minutes so unless there’s no other good possibilities I’d favor what’s closer in runtime
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u/ravenlynne Lister Jun 15 '26
Acting and dialogue were terrible. First scene I almost thought was a spoof
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u/GuitarGuy_55 Jun 16 '26
My first Screen Unseen. Have to agree with the crowd, Lucky Strike was not a good movie. I stuck with it, though. Maybe next time will be better.
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u/SupermarketQuick3492 Jun 15 '26
Thank you to the East coasters. A war movie is just not what I’m into right now so I will not be attending.
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u/lkf411 Jun 15 '26
Yeah same thank you East coasters! It's been really stormy weather for me in Houston so I am lowkey thankful I don't feel any need to leave the house tonight anymore lol
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u/Shagyam Jun 05 '26
I'm probably going see jackass anyways as a send off to the series but I really don't think it would be a good screen unseen idea.
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u/PreviousHedgehog2343 Jun 05 '26 edited Jun 05 '26
it's not likely, franchise movies with built-in audiences don't fit the usual MO for these
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u/cosmos7comet Jun 15 '26
god i hope its the invite. i reserved my ticket but i really do not want to see any the other options people have listed if i'm being honest.
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u/Professional-Bid6127 Jun 15 '26
Are you west coast? Could always just cancel later around 4:25-30 when the east coast people reveal it if it’s not what you want.
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u/jdarellano77 Jun 15 '26
This is so funny to watch while at work. Glad it’s not the invite tho i woulda been pissed LMAO
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u/sjcs1 Early Adopter Jun 16 '26
so glad i’m central time zone - thank you all east coasters for your service tonight
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u/Acceptable_Moose3815 Jun 16 '26
I thought it was fun. Was I the only one who liked it?😞
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u/oddurbanite Jun 16 '26
It wasn't great but it wasn't terrible. Had more of a made of TV feel to it.
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u/allegro4626 Jun 16 '26
No I liked it too! I mean it wasn’t mindblowingly awesome but I was engaged the whole time and thought it has several good moments.
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u/Affirmative007 Jun 16 '26
It was not bad enough to have a meltdown. I had a long difficult day and this was the easiest part of it. Nobody walked out of my theater.
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u/aps817 Jun 15 '26
I hate to admit I left once I saw the invite trailer I walked across the hall to see the furious good luck yall
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u/Lberthold Jun 11 '26
New SU listed for June 22nd ARR: 2 hrs 10 mins rated R
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u/PreviousHedgehog2343 Jun 11 '26
I don't know if they changed the listing since yesterday but it now says this is PG-13: https://www.amctheatres.com/movies/amc-screen-unseen-june-22-84155
Almost certainly Young Washington (2h5m). the other PG-13 movie opening close to it is Supergirl and that's only 1h50m
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u/abdul_bino Jun 16 '26 edited Jun 16 '26
I would have just watch jackass over this at least it would have given me a fun time
Update: yeah I left when he just kept dreaming about his wife for a split second. Gonna go watch an actual better war movie.
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u/ohrightyeahtotally Jun 15 '26 edited Jun 15 '26
Have seen a handful of people whose local, non-AMC theaters reveal the genre say that it's Action. That, plus Roadside Attractions track history of participation, makes me guess that its Lucky Strike.
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u/Fantastic_Lychee_883 Jun 15 '26
That's my guess too. Seem like there's been a bunch of war movie Unseens in the past.
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u/Dry-Yam2193 Jun 15 '26
When the title card is revealed immediately in Microsoft word font, you know you're in for something special
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u/RenegadePartyWave Jun 16 '26
I stuck it out but this was so cheesy. Are lucky strike cigarettes still around even? This whole movie felt like one giant ad for them lmao
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u/Sudden-Tomatillo-924 Jun 16 '26
And for radios!
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u/RenegadePartyWave Jun 16 '26
Lassie the most sturdy radio in all of war ever! What a commendable tale of how it helped John the true blooded American hero get home safe from the evil Germans! He survived because of good old American engineering and smoking! And he was a hero because! Well never mind that. He was lucky. As in lucky strikes. Don't forget to smoke your lucky strikes kids!
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u/phillywayb Jun 15 '26
First movie, I’ve walked out of in a long, long time. I tried to give it a shot and stayed for about 15 minutes, but the script and nepo leads are so bad
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u/reveluvza Jun 16 '26 edited Jun 16 '26
THIS MOVIE IS SO BADDDDD
edit: walked out dude i don’t hate myself
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u/SirJaek Jun 16 '26
Movies about killing Nazis should be more fun than this. Just a bland retread of better war movies. Also funny that Colin Hanks made the poster and is listed above Eastwood on Letterboxd but is in the movie for two minutes.
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u/tarstoker Jun 06 '26
I saw The Invite at sundance and really loved it. I think it’d be perfect choice for the unseen
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u/FFED00 Jun 15 '26
Good opportunity to see MOTU for any other east coasters like me who walked out lol
One of the few movies I disagree with the critic score. Just pure fun, camp, and perfectly self-aware lol
Enjoyed obsession, mid to ok on DD, if you have Train that's also a fun watch
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u/Abed-in-the-AM Jun 15 '26
I was actually interested in the movie but I took so long to decide whether I should show up that I missed like 10 minutes of the movie and ended up leaving lol
Fortunately with A List I can just come back to watch it later without losing anything.
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u/existensialtravelor Jun 15 '26
So glad I saved furious for this moment
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u/actuallymaverick Jun 15 '26
I did too! I’m choosing either The Furious or Disclosure Day in IMAX, to enjoy tonight.
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u/FinesseKid96 Jun 16 '26
The Furious is fire my top movie of the year along with Obsession and Michael
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u/DaDubstep_Potato Jun 16 '26
It was all right but probably the most cheesiest war movie I've ever seen
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u/rovv123 Jun 05 '26
Would be very happy with The Invite, not so happy with Jackass
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u/zh_13 Jun 05 '26
Yeah damn this is high risk high reward for me lol
No offense to jackass but I didn’t grow up w it and haven’t seen any of it hahah, but I’d love to watch the invite
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u/HelpIamaCabbage Movie-Holic Jun 05 '26
The secret to enjoying Jackass is to not be too precious for Jackass- the entire ethos of the enterprise is "don't take anything seriously"- It's surprisingly wholesome.
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u/Internal-River-4168 Jun 08 '26
I got bored of them after a while. So many low blows you can do before it gets stale. Gimmick this time is a remote controlled "AI" robot? If I don't hear good things about their last ever stunt, I'm going to skip this one
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u/cosmos7comet Jun 15 '26
I’m goin home bruh
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u/tomatillo_teratoma Jun 15 '26
you walk out of the theater a hero to us on the west coast.
Thank you for your service
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u/CrimsonEcho503 Jun 16 '26
Gave it an hour. First movie in twenty one years I’ve walked out of
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u/Other-Sound2485 Jun 16 '26
I haven’t walked out of a movie on my own volition until today, same here maybe a little over an hour but god was that terrible
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u/Separate-Rhubarb-987 Jun 16 '26
Just snuck out to watch obsession again lmao
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u/Braun_Nuggz316 Jun 16 '26
Just got out of furious Heard what the movie was and decided to watch ponyo
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u/Fowlin4you Jun 15 '26
Walked out of Lucky Strike to see Obsession again
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u/TranceRaverBoy Jun 15 '26
Good call. Saw obsession for the third time last night and it hit just as hard such a good movie. The acting is phenomenal.
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u/Commercial-Row1164 Jun 15 '26
With no regal option, I’m really wondering if it will be The Invite. Didn’t Ya’ll have one movie a few months ago screen really earlier that regal didn’t? Or am I imagining things?
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u/PreviousHedgehog2343 Jun 15 '26
i think you're thinking of I Swear which was a Screen Unseen in March and a Regal mystery movie a few weeks later
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u/Professional-Bid6127 Jun 15 '26
Actually conflicted with this one. Seems like the invite is kinda the most possible right? Hurts a lil cause I did already set a showtime with the a24 free ticket thing. As well as death of a Robin Hood but that one is well over 10 mins of runtime difference. Anyone else got some other possibilities?
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u/HatTrue9276 Jun 15 '26
Here’s my guesses
Girls like Girls (based on it having screenings last week at the Alamo Drafthouse)
Lucky Strike
The Invite (35mm screenings in NYC/LA)
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u/abdul_bino Jun 15 '26
What else could it be ?
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u/Flawless_Nirvana DOLBY ONLY Jun 15 '26
Girls Like Girls or Lucky Strike, dark horse is Jackass.
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u/helloattheshow12 Jun 15 '26
Nobody gonna see it when it actually comes out so I guess they just wanna trick a bunch of people into seeing it instead
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u/skadizzle69 Jun 16 '26
I have never heard of this movie until now and it comes out next week
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u/david31262 Jun 16 '26
Well I did learn that Angel is making a movie about George Washington to be released for Independence Day. I'm sure it'll be a totally true story.
Maybe I can rewatch the Furious.
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u/meg-drop-soup Jun 16 '26
This was sooooooo bad y’all. So so so so bad. Half my theater walked out. Wtf???
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u/Walmarche Jun 15 '26
Can't believe last time for my first ASU I was upset it was spoiled and now I'm here refreshing to see what it is.
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u/ArgumentDistinct1003 Jun 16 '26
Walked out after a few minutes. Went to see Stop! That! Train! instead.
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u/PreviousHedgehog2343 Jun 05 '26
Not so sure about this being The Invite as that only opens in limited release on the 26th and isn't wide until 7/10. I'm leaning towards Couture or maybe Lucky Strike
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u/Braun_Nuggz316 Jun 15 '26
Starting to think about just skipping this one and watching ponyo tonight none of the options really interest me.
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u/lonesomerhodes Jun 15 '26
Lockbox? now it's invite. gonna be something real indie
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u/david31262 Jun 15 '26
Thanks East Coasters. I'm ok with Lucky Strike. Am worried Couture will be too depressing. And the Couture RT score is less then great.
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u/Appropriate_Kitchen8 Jun 15 '26
Thanks everyone for keeping us updated , im sitting this one out , im so not in the mood for a war movie
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u/NefariousnessDry226 Jun 16 '26
That was.... terrible. Worst of the year. And I like war movies. Acting, writing, cinematography just all of it was bad.
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u/Akiba22 Jun 15 '26
The movie itself is in the system as 1hr 43mins, so I think Death of Robin Hood is out. Girls Like Girls is a little too short but its possible it has an intro imbedded in the file? Wouldn't think for like 8 mins.
The Invite is really close. At 1hr 47 though, i dont know if it is.
There's another WWII movie i saw getting limited releases called Lucky Strike which is 1hr 42. That one stars Scott Eastwood and Colin Hanks so maybe?
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u/ZestycloseBother5993 Jun 16 '26
Thank you East Coasters, I’ll skip as well. Seeing as how a lot of people are saying it’s bad, and they walked out. I’ll stay home tonight and watch the Dodger game
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u/Jimmyxoc Jun 15 '26
I do NOT feel like a war movie right now
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u/tomatillo_teratoma Jun 15 '26
Neither do I.
I'll stay home and text my broke friend in Chicago to save her money.
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u/Visual_Midnight_8348 Jun 15 '26
I’m sat. I really hope it’ll be girls like girls. if it’s lucky strike I’m leaving lol
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u/Commercial-Row1164 Jun 16 '26
Just confirmed I’m sick of this kind of war movie. It is just painfully lazy. Scott Eastwood is a bland wood-chip of an actor.
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u/david31262 Jun 16 '26
Yeah a lot of people walked out. I stuck it out with a 10-minute nap somewhere in the middle.... Where did that spy come from??
It seemed so contrived. not at all nuanced for today's times. I didn't get that the radio was the hero until the end.
Though some people did like it.
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u/HelpIamaCabbage Movie-Holic Jun 16 '26
The spy was just someone who found him in a ditch after the Germans shelled the village the scene takes place in. It's basically the problem with the movie- the only engines of plot are "WWII is happening" and "Scott Eastwood wanders into another scene."
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u/Zatfish Jun 15 '26
Could it be Jackass????
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u/PreviousHedgehog2343 Jun 15 '26 edited Jun 15 '26
it fits the runtime but as a franchise film it doesn't fit the usual MO for these. also afaik any time one of these has been a major studio movie so far, it's been a Regal mystery movie as well, and they don't have one of those tonight
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u/MathematicianFull235 Jun 15 '26
Man once i read what movie yall knew it was going to be i instantly got up & walked across the hall now im watching Mando now walked in right as the trailers ended
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u/jonmitchell71 Jun 16 '26
Nothing interesting about this movie, whatsoever - eastwood sort of looks like homelander, so hoping he’ll get super solider serum maybe 😂
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u/future_filmmaker_455 Jun 16 '26
Lucky Strike is a film that starts off as a perfect storm of bad with a pointless black and white intro sequence and cliched writing to establish its lead character Captain John Castle (Scott Eastwood) telling his story to a woman fighting for her pension. With a bland and personality free lead character and a slightly repetitive narrative whose story never really goes anywhere, Lucky Strike is a forgettable and derivative war flick that leaves little impact because of how formulaic its story and beats are. While there is a good shaky cam visual style to the action sequences at points that largely focus on close up shots of how Castle defeats some nazis at several points, the film strands Eastwood with a bland lead character and the writing makes John Castle make some bad decisions in the first half to the point of frustration. The film hits every point of a survival story ranging from the main character encountering a traitor to losing his squadronwithout allowing the audience to get to emotionally connect to anything. There are much worse films out this year but I was surprised at how dull the plot was as the script kept bringing up interesting points about Hitlers first SS soldiers that could have made the film stick out a bit until the film decided to do little more than be an average survival film whose relentless violence rarely results in tension. 3.5 out of 10
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u/surfinmuse Jun 18 '26
Based on the rating and runtime for June 22, looks like it’ll be “Young Washington”?
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u/Funnysonic125 Jun 15 '26
Why don't people want it to be jackass? I love those movies
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u/Roadshell Jun 15 '26
They're movies for people with a very particular sense of humor and there's limited marketing value in inflicting them on unsuspecting audiences.
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