Yahoo Finance?
What sort of Mickey Mouse organisation talks to them?
The supposed "Pirates hack" was only ever a hoax, according to Disney chief exec Bob Iger. Earlier this month the Disney's boss said that hackers were threatening one of its movies unless it paid a ransom. This film was widely assumed to be Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales. Hackers had supposedly obtained the …
as it wasn't launched in London but in Paris and none of the cast would come to London, (according to Mark Kermode on Radio 5 a couple of hours ago) I get the feeling that it is a bit of a lemon.
A case of too many sequels with a diminishing rate of returns perhaps?
I see your point, and wish to subscribe to your newsletter, post haste. This also begs the question, no, it begs, it begs:
How many pirate movies can a pirate movie pirate pirate if a pirate movie pirate could pirate pirate movies?
Also, what ever happened to Baby Jane?
Also, DON'T CALL ME Señor, I'm NOT a Spanish person!
And many, many more!
every no talent under 30 celebrity trying to keep their name in the spotlight.
Do something incredibly illegal, stupid or immoral - Get Free Publicity! Get a slot on a talk show that pays you to be there and give an incredibly emotional apology and blame drugs, alcohol and your ex GF\BF. Swear to turn over a new clean and sober leaf.
JackPot! You can't buy that kind of publicity!
I saw the film on Thursday and although I fell asleep through some bits (the rum?) I generally enjoyed it, bits of dialogue were stilted, slow parts, but all the excellent CGI. It was a pity that Knightley and Bloom were but cameos.
My score 6/10
I noticed that it was already availlable on the usual places the same day as release.
would anyone have even paid the slightest attention to "The Interview" without the Sony hack drama?
Frankly a better PR move for Repetitive Pirate Movie would've been focus on ZOMBIE SHARKS
but they were worried SciFi would take it and run with it.
Undead Sharknado!