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WEEKEND BOX OFFICE TOP TEN

JULY 1, 2015 - JULY 5, 2015

1. 'Jurassic World' $30,900,000
2. 'Inside Out' $30,105,000
3. 'Terminator: Genisys' $28,700,000 (wknd) $44,156,000 (ttl)
4. 'Magic Mike XXL' $11,600,000 (wknd) $26,656,000 (ttl)
5. 'Ted 2' $11,000,000
6. 'Max (2015)' $6,610,000
7. 'Spy' $5,500,000
8. 'San Andreas' $3,030,000
9. 'Me and Earl and the Dying Girl' $1,320,000
10. 'Dope' $1,098,000

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MAGIC MIKE XXL

Plot:

It has been 3 years since Mike (Tatum) hung up his stripper thong to settle down and live the domestic life but when he gets a call informing him that his old boss has departed, it doesn't take much arm twisting for him to reunite with his former dance mates The Kings Of Tampa. The boys Richie (Manganiello), Tarzan (Nash), Ken (Bomer), Tito (Rodriguez) and the MC Tobias (Iglesias) want one more shot at giving a great performance on the stage entertaining the ladies but won't do it unless Mike comes along. Once he is on board the group engage in a roller coaster road trip from Florida to Myrtle Beach which will be the host city for the  stripper convention that they wish to entertain at. This adventure will allow each of them to learn a little more about each other than they have known before regarding their lives.


Reel Talk:

The boys are back and they are in  rare form! This time around they don't have a sappy love plot to bore down the movie but instead more dialog with each of the main characters with a lot more humor this time, keeping you more interested. This film is so much better than the first one, with the addition of new cast members Like Jada Pinkett Smith, Carrie Anne Hunt, Stephen Boss, Donald Glover and a host of other surprise cameos, it is given more flavor. Of course the ladies will enjoy the on screen display of oiled up beefcake but believe me fellas this will make a good date movie because after your lady sees this film she should be good and ready. Very good entertaining movie that is worth checking out and ladies all you have to do is pay the admission fee and don't have to tip. LOL!!!

Starring: Channing Tatum, Joe Manganiello, Kevin Nash, Matt Bomer, Adam Rodriguez, Gabriel Iglesias and Jada Pinkett Smith
Directed by: Gregory Jacobs
Rated: R

I give it 3 and a half eaten corn dogs.

By: The Reel Hustler

TERMINATOR GENISYS

Plot:

On the verge of winning the war against Skynet and the army of terminating cyborgs, John Connor (Clarke) knows the only way to completely defeat them is to destroy a weapon that would enable the machines to time travel. Unfortunately Connor and his men are too late and the weapon has already sent some terminators back in time to kill Connor's mother Sarah Connor (Clarke), so he picks his most loyal soldier Kyle Reese (Courtney) to be sent to the year 1984 so that he can protect his mother from being murdered because if she dies he would never exist to fight the cyborgs. Once Kyle reaches his destination he realizes that Sarah is already being protected by a older model cyborg that she calls Poppy (Schwarzenegger) and she is already at war against the machines so they must alter the plans and  the trio time travels to 2017 so that they can stop and destroy  the program Genisys that will give Skynet complete control over humans through the technical devices they use everyday. 


Reel Talk:

This movie was a dud...all bark (hype) and no bite. Sure it has special effects, it has action, it is in 3D and it has Arnold Schwarzenegger in it but none of those things really make this movie pop. They try to incorporate the storyline from the previous 4 movies Terminator series but the story gets quite confusing as it just bounces around. But hey this gives Schwarzenegger a paycheck and an opportunity to reuse his famous three lines in the movie, other than that don't expect too much from this film. Die hard Terminator fans may like this one but other than that you can wait and catch it when it comes out on Blu-Ray.

Starring: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jason Clarke, Emilia Clarke, Jai Courtney, J.K. Simmons and Courtney B. Vance
Directed by: Alan Taylor
Rated: PG-13

I give it 2 and a half eaten corn dogs.

By: The Reel Hustler