Kane52630
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You forgot Blade, which is guaranteed to come out in 2025.You know lot of people in the movie/tv industry keep saying "Survive until 2025" and looking at the slate, it's no wonder.
Superman
Avatar: Fire and Ash
The Fantastic Four: First Steps
Jurassic World Sequel
Tron: Ares
Mission: Impossible 8
Captain America: Brave New World
Thunderbolts*
F1
Zootopia 2
Wicked Part Two
Karate Kid
How to Train Your Dragon
Ballerina
Mortal Kombat 2
Minecraft
Snow White
And for TV
Stanger Things S5
The Last of Us S2
Daredevil: Born Again
The Bear S4
Andor S2
Ironheart
Severance S2
LMAO my mom thought the same thing when I showed her the movie. I can see why they'd have jumped to that conclusion with Gandalf saying "Come along Samwise, keep up" as he's leading the horse.
I had someone at the theater say that too.
I haven't seen much backlash but are people really that mad about it? In any case, I think it just boils down to recency bias in addition to The Notebook being her most well-known movie by a very wide margin. At the same time, there's no argument that while the clear leads of that movie are McAdams and Gosling, Gena Rowlands (and James Garner) definitely left a significant impact on viewers. The ending is maybe the most talked about aspect of it and that's all her and Garner.With Gena Rowlands' passing, I definitely understand the urge from people to be offended at trades eulogizing her as 'Notebook star' but I also feel like a lot of these people don't realize who directed The Notebook, because it feels like trashing her son's movie is not exactly the most respectful way to 'honor her legacy.'