As the summer winds down, many films surprised at the box office powering up what was a solid season while others failed to generate interest. Reboots and sequels brought mixed results while Indie films failed to generate much buzz. Yet there was a lot to celebrate when it all ended. While there are technically two more weekends left, the films being released in the latter part of August are not expected to generate much buzz or are receiving the lush marketing campaigns that the blockbusters did. So who were the winners and losers?
Despite the shortcomings, "Jurassic World" is a well-paced summer blockbuster with a strong cast and terrific visuals. The social commentary on the state of the industry adds to the fun making this one of the better summer films of 2015 and one of the finer reboots of recent memory.
This weekend Universal will unveil one of the most anticipated films of the year while Fox Searchlight will release one of the most acclaimed Indie features. Meanwhile, "San Andreas," " Spy" and "Entourage" will continue at the box office.
With the 2014 movie season wrapping up, 2015 will begin with a number of new films entering the marketplace. The following is a list of the movies to watch in 2015.
One of the biggest films of 2015 will be "Jurassic World." Twelve years after the third installment, Universal will release the fourth film which is slated to be a reboot of the successful franchise. Latin Post.com takes a look at what we know so far about the plot, cast and more.
Jeff Goldblum reveals he hasn't been contacted to be a part of any new Jurassic Park films and has a surprising answer when asked who should play a younger Ian Malcolm.
