Rob one of the films a couple years ago that was had a lot of buzz a lot of excitement as as matter fact there had been a lot of buzz and a lot of excitement surrounding this one particular property for almost a decade because for nearly a decade

James Cameron had discussed and talked about the fact that he was going to make an

Alita Battle Angel movie. And then it waited and it waited and it waited.

And finally it came about and it came to be. He didn't direct it himself, granted, but it came out and came to be.

It suffered from a really poorly received first trailer, which I don't think they ever really recovered from,

and I think that had a lot to do with what we saw at the box office

but it didn't end up flopping or anything like that didn't have the the box

officers turn that maybe it deserved it wasn't a great movie but I thought it was

pretty good and I enjoyed it.

Well, there have been a lot of people, dude, that have been wanting to see this movie come back

to theaters and lo and behold, their wish is about to be fulfilled as Cinemark has announced that they are going to be bringing back Alita to theaters.

I think it's going to be for five bucks a ticket. I think it's going to be for five bucks a ticket I think it's going

be something like that they're going to be bringing back starting on October 30th now

just to confirm that this is all real and true James Cameron himself took to

social media and said,

we're with you, Alita Army.

Alita is coming back to the big screen

on October 30th.

I think this is a great thing.

Not necessarily Rob because I thought Alita was the greatest movie.

It had its problems, it had its issues, but overall I thought it was pretty fun and I thought

a lot of the visual sensibilities of it were really exciting and really well done and I was looking forward to seeing another one I don't know that they'll ever make another one but this is great because this is the sort of thing that theater change like Cinemark, Rob, and AMC are going to continue

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