Matchbox: The Movie starring John Cena
Matchbox: The Movie starring John Cena
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SpeedBash

Original Poster:

2,707 posts

214 months

DeejRC

9,243 posts

109 months

Yes. Simply - yes!

hondajack85

1,521 posts

26 months

I really wanted hotwheels even though mine had a sharp ridge where the casting was done. Bawling when I got matchbox even though they were better made lol.

quigonjay

1,735 posts

248 months

Yesterday (01:15)
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Probably just being dumb but I don't get the tie in, trailer seems to have very little to do with Matchbox

g3org3y

22,344 posts

218 months

Yesterday (05:04)
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Judging from the trailer, apart from the fact it seems the 'Matchbox Gang' used to play with toy cars when they were young, doesn't really have much else to do with it? Looks like a generic action (+ comedy) film and not suitable for kids. Is it supposed to be appealing to adult nostalgia re Matchbox?

(Mattel now own Matchbox - used to be rivals with Hotwheels as the Mattel brand).

dundarach

6,164 posts

255 months

Yesterday (06:50)
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Looks great

It's stupid, immediately easy to understand, demands little from me and has cars in it

Younger kids and adults who want something easy will love it

People that want pretentious preachy bullst can review the recent massive underperforming back catalogue from Hollywoo

I for one am delighted that financial success (and appeal) is now back in vogue.

Now if only they hadn't allowed that horrible cow to kill Bond, he might have had a chance to enjoy himself again!


Deranged Rover

4,555 posts

101 months

John Cena, Jessica Biel and car crashes. What's not to like?

Looks like a slightly (and really - only "slightly") more plausible Fast & Furious.

Jader1973

5,053 posts

227 months

dundarach said:
Looks great

It's stupid, immediately easy to understand, demands little from me and has cars in it

Younger kids and adults who want something easy will love it

People that want pretentious preachy bullst can review the recent massive underperforming back catalogue from Hollywoo

I for one am delighted that financial success (and appeal) is now back in vogue.

Now if only they hadn't allowed that horrible cow to kill Bond, he might have had a chance to enjoy himself again!
+1

I’ve never enjoyed films with a message.

Car chases, explosions, gunfights, and nonsense for me please.

StevieBee

15,156 posts

282 months

Not a biopic about a 70s UK rock-a-billy band then smile