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Hey, Hollywooders! What’s Good in the ‘Wood?After looking up movies in theaters, and scrolling through the different movie showtimes and seats available, I decided to get a movie ticket for Godzilla vs. Kong, one of the many new movie releases out now in movie theaters. Last night, I headed to the Cinemark movie theater near me, and let me tell you, it was uhhh-maaa-zing to be back in a movie theater.

Hey, Hollywooders! What’s Good in the ‘Wood?After seeing so many new movie releases out now in movie theaters and streaming at home, I decided to stay in my loungewear and head to HBO Max to watch Godzilla vs. Kong on the same day it premiered in movie theaters from the comfort of my couch.Without further ado, here’s a raw and unfiltered list of every thought that went through my head while watching the new movie release Godzilla vs.

Millie Bobby Brown is set to re-team with bosses at Netflix for the new fantasy film Damsel.The actress, who became a break-out star in the streaming service’s Stranger Things and fronted 2020 Netflix movie Enola Holmes, will collaborate with 28 Weeks Later filmmaker Juan Carlos Fresnadillo for the new project, in which she will portray a dragon’s sacrifice, named Princess Elodie.Brown will also serve as executive producer of the film, written by Dan Mazeau.The 16-year-old is also set for another 2021 monster role in Godzilla sequel Godzilla vs.

Millie Bobby Brown considered giving up on acting after losing out on a role in Game of Thrones.During her appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, the Enola Holmes actress, 16, recalled her early rejection, admitting after she didn’t get a role on the HBO show she contemplated a career change.Before scooping her part in Stranger Things, Millie said she became “very disheartened” by the acting industry, which she feels is “just full of rejection 24/7”.“I feel like you do get a lot of noes before you get a yes,” the teenager shared, adding that she was auditioning for “anything really” at the time.According to the star, she “really wanted” the Game of Thrones role and was particularly upset when she didn’t get it.“I got a no for

Millie Bobby Brown felt like a giggling schoolgirl on the set of new Netflix movie Enola Holmes because co-star Sam Claflin kept cracking her up between takes.The actor plays the pompous older brother of Millie’s Enola in the film and she reveals he was nothing like the super-serious character when the cameras weren’t rolling, making everyone laugh with his dancing skills.“He’s a very funny person and it’s very hard to keep a straight face around him,” Millie tells Good Morning America, explaining that while the pair’s co-star, Henry Cavill, could keep it all professional when it was time to work, she was a mess.“I carry on the laughter and have to take myself off the set,” Brown explains.

Helena Bonham Carter believes Millie Bobby Brown would have lost out on the role of Enola Holmes to a black actress if the film was made in 2020.The mystery movie, based on Nancy Springer’s books, centers upon the teenage sister of an already-famous Sherlock Holmes, began shooting last year (2019), and is released on Netflix on Wednesday (September 23, 2020).Helena thinks that if the movie were produced now, it might have has a different lead due to Hollywood’s focus on racial diversity following the Black Lives Matter protests over the spring and summer.“Everyone’s desperate to talk about race these days, but it’s a good feminist movie,” The Crown star tells British newspaper The Times.

Millie Bobby Brown and Henry Cavill’s new Sherlock Holmes film is set to debut on Netflix.