Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The tagline for one of Geostorm's billboards: "Some Things Were Never Meant to Be Controlled." You might think that saying refers ...
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Nearly 20 months after it was initially scheduled for release, "Geostorm" finally arrived in theaters this weekend and quickly capsized at the box office. Against a budget of $120 million, which ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Thought 'Geostorm' couldn't get any worse? Then get a load of this ridiculously crazy new trailer. A new trailer has dropped for ...
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This Gerard Butler flick is perfect for disaster movie fans who loved "Armageddon" but thought the acting was too high-brow. It’s the last thing I should be saying in 2017. But after seeing “Geostorm, ...
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No one goes to a movie called Geostorm to see Gerard Butler and Jim Sturgess talk seriously about their childhoods. No one cares in the slightest whether Sturgess’ bureaucrat will be able to go public ...
The tagline for one of Geostorm‘s billboards: “Some Things Were Never Meant to Be Controlled.” You might think that saying refers to the disaster movie’s exorbitant estimated $120M-$140M budget, or ...