The trailer(s) look great. But.. the film is still "only in theaters"?
The horror!!! :D
It was just released within the past couple of weeks, IIRC.
I read that the film was rescued by Ketchup Entertainment after the head honcho at WB was prepared to shelve the entire project as a loss and benefit
from the tax savings instead.
I had also heard that release was "delayed" but hadn't heard why.
I suppose a theatre screen experience is still worthy of the cost to see it
in a sticky-floor pop-corn smelling, and candy wrapper-noise environment?
With today's large screen TVs readily available for homes, I would think that
it would be more comfortable "night-out" at home.
If you have streaming it might likely be nicer. I don't so, if there was something I really, really wanted to see I would need somewhere to see it. Other I would need to wait for a physical media, (non-premium) television, or free youtube release to see it.
That said, IIRC, the last time I was in a hurry to see a movie was "Walk the Line" which I now realize must have been at least 12+ years ago. :O :D I think the last movie I saw in a theatre was "Wonder Woman" with a friend that wanted to go to the movies. It was in one of those theatres that also serves lunch/dinner, which was handy since it was lunchtime. I have not been to a theatre since before COVID.
Apparently, some people do like to go out for an evening and include movie theatres as part of their outings.
I didn't realize that Ketchup Entertainment had so many films in its catalogue now: https://ketchupentertainment.com/films
DEBUG sounds interesting.. the story being AI themed.
Have you seen or heard of any of those on their site?
A couple of them sounded a little familiar, but I am not sure if that was only because I recognized the actor or character that was pictured. I have not seen any of them. I had actually never heard of Ketchup Entertainment until I read your reply. :D
Mike
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