“None of us expected to be part of a franchise that could even last 20 years…We were not a comic book. “I can’t say that I’m mad or bitter or bittersweet about it ending,” he said. So he’s not sure how he feels about the announcement that the eleventh “Fast and Furious” film will be its last. “For mom to give birth to me, in the environment we grew up in, and to have my face be known around the world, it’s beyond the scope of anything I could dream or imagine.” I had every form of public aid there was…My mom was working under the table, getting as many jobs as she could. “(I was) a little Black boy from South Central LA, grew up in the inner city. NEW PIXAR: Should you see Luca? Here's the review
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“It’s interesting, man, and I think most of us - if I could be blunt and honest - most of us can’t believe we’re still making a movie and having an opportunity to reconnect.It’s been amazing, life changing.” I was there at the baby shower’,” he said.
I knew you before you had your first kid. I’ve been in it for 18 years and my daughter, I have two daughters but my first daughter is 13, turning 14 and my second daughter is 2 so just that feeling of like, ‘Wow, I knew you before you were married. “A lot of us didn’t have kids when we first started. The first “First and Furious” came out in 2001 - Gibson, 42, didn’t appear until the second film, “2 Fast 2 Furious,” in 2003 - so the cast and audiences have grown up with each other. In a separate interview, he said that getting back together to film a “Fast and Furious” sequel every couple of years is like a family reunion. “To just see this many people physically in a theater just says that the world is getting better.” Family affair He went on to say he’s glad to be in a theater with an audience. If they didn’t give the heads up what was going to be happening when I sat in the theater, if I had came (sic) here with a girl I probably would have left her in the seat.” I see smoke and fire coming out the walls. I’ve sat in these screening rooms with chairs moving, water spurting on you.
“I’m here in Houston and I’m looking at this theater and I have literally never been to a theater more sexy in my life,” he told the crowd. (Also, the Benders Landing design will be the model for future Regal theaters and for the makeover of some existing Regal locations.) There are also two large screens - one outside showing trailers for movies currently playing and one inside above the lobby showing coming attractions - that give your eyes something to do while waiting. Until June 23, admission will just be $3 (non-VIP auditoriums) and $12.99 (VIP). The largest auditorium seats just under 400 and the smaller VIP rooms seat just under 100. For those who don’t want to see a movie and just want to conduct business, there’s a 160-capacity room specifically designed for business meetings and presentations. The 105,389-square-foot multiplex features the immersive RPX, 4DX and ScreenX auditoriums, a smoothie and juice bar called B-Fresh, a Lavazza coffee shop, a full-service bar, an arcade and six smaller VIP auditoriums where - for $10 over regular admission - guests get luxury recliners, unlimited popcorn and soft drinks and, ultimately, will also have access to different food options. The film opens there for its regular run June 24. He spent a fair amount of time posting on Instagram and, unsurprisingly, he also had lots of nice things to say about the new theater, which was set to screen “F9” later in the evening. Gibson spent his time doing everything from handing out snacks to announcing a $25,000 donation from Regal to the charity No Kid Hungry.
Last month, it was John Krasinski popping into Texas to make a surprise appearance at a screening at the Regal Marq’E in Houston of “A Quiet Place Part II.” This month, it’s Tyrese Gibson, one of the stars of the latest “Fast and Furious” installment, “F9,” winging into the Bayou City - well, actually, Spring - to do the grip-and-grin at the invitation-only, pre-grand opening festivities Wednesday night for Regal Benders Landing, a new, 24-screen multiplex that has its official opening Thursday.
Tyrese Gibson dispensing snacks at the grand opening party for Regal's new Benders Landing multiplex on JPhoto: Courtesy of Damir Catic/Regal Cinemas
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